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Despite the challenging times we are living in, it is so important we acknowledge the tremendous work that continues all around us. And irrespective of the global pandemic, there remains hope for the many thousands of people dealing with the effects of cancer @RoyalMarsdenpic.twitter.com/X2z9ZzJ7Oj

The Royal Marsden Hospital is one of the world's leading cancer centres today, having opened its doors in 1851. This new state-of-the-art facility will allow the staff and patients that The Duke met on today's visit, to accelerate the development of new treatments for cancer.pic.twitter.com/FnDsKL0JiV

30 years after Diana, Princess of Wales, laid a ceremonial foundation stone to commemorate the building of the Chelsea Wing at @royalmarsden in Chelsea, Prince William visited The Royal Marsden in Sutton to mark the start of construction for the Trust’s Oak Cancer Centre.pic.twitter.com/lycnCdLDgv

After seeing the #HoldStill2020 portraits on display, The Duke and Duchess met with NHS workers at St.Barts, three of which were featured in the final 100 images for their image 'All in this together' - an incredibly moving image, showcasing the camaraderie of the NHS community.pic.twitter.com/6SHUCDYIuh

Located in Waterloo, London, The Duke and Duchess visited the posters on display to see these heartfelt & inspiring stories told during lockdown, up close. Supported by @CoopUk and @NPGLondon, these portraits will be on display in 112 sites across 80 towns, cities & boroughs.pic.twitter.com/nl14sI8a00

#HoldStill2020 comes to the outdoors! Having seen the incredible response from people around the UK to the digital exhibition, where the final 100 images are on display, we have taken Hold Still to the streets of London and around the nation.pic.twitter.com/R2AC1meNAd

Today The Duke of Cambridge joined a video call with two business owners from the hospitality sector in Liverpool, Natalie Haywood and @YousefCircus, to hear more about the challenges they have faced as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.pic.twitter.com/OW1OMF8BNE

The British Trust for Ornithology @_BTO aims to empower communities to protect local bird species and their natural habitats. The Duke of Edinburgh has been Patron of the BTO for over thirty years, and is a lifelong ornithology enthusiast.pic.twitter.com/rGwOrP2CwY

Established in 1903, Fauna & Flora International @FaunaFloraInt is the world’s oldest international wildlife conservation organisation. The Queen has held the role of Patron for almost seven decades.pic.twitter.com/EB3TXUuiLT

Having visited the SOS children's village twice during their tour last year, The Duke and Duchess were reminded of their cricket skills, or perhaps lack of cricket skills in this instance...pic.twitter.com/PxbOhhigNc

One year on from #RoyalVisitPakistan The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge caught up with teachers at Islamabad Model College for Girls to hear how the school’s activities have been impacted, before joining pupils in a game of Pictionary pic.twitter.com/iQaAFTRKAq

At Porton Down @dstlmod The Queen and The Duke of Cambridge met members of the military who were directly involved in the Novichok incident. In recognition of their work The Duke presented the Firmin Sword of Peace to representatives of 102 Logistic Brigade.pic.twitter.com/uEB3bACl9C

Today The Duke of Cambridge joined Her Majesty The Queen to visit the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (@dstlmod), and formally open the new Energetics Analysis Centre.pic.twitter.com/w5JovqyOKU

The visit comes during Baby Loss Awareness week as these charities play a pivotal role in helping those affected by the death of a baby, providing expert information and support to families at every stage of their pregnancy.pic.twitter.com/4mQvOoWVhw

Today’s visit highlights how important services like @tommys and @SandsUK are continuing their support to families across the UK and reduce rates of miscarriage through scientific research.pic.twitter.com/wjKHN2sWoX

Congratulations to Sergey Gorshkov for his photo ‘The Embrace’ - the winning image of this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year (@NHM_WPY)! This competition attracts the very best in wildlife photography, giving us such powerful insights into the natural world #WPY56pic.twitter.com/6Pj6AxK5Zj

Tomorrow. 8PM BST. @NHM_WPY. As Patron of the Natural History Museum, The Duchess of Cambridge will announce the winner of this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year for the competition’s first virtual awards ceremony. Tune in on Tuesday to see this year's spectacular image!pic.twitter.com/VcYRykIOs3