William and Kate bring children to Commonwealth Games netball semi-finals
The Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their three children, attended the Commonwealth Games netball semi-finals in Glasgow. The family watched New Zealand defeat England and Jamaica narrowly beat Australia, and they also met with athletes, staff, and volunteers. The Commonwealth Games will conclude on Sunday with the closing ceremony, which will feature performances by various artists and a flag handover to Ahmedabad, the host of the 2030 Games.
- ▪The Prince and Princess of Wales, and their children, attended the netball semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
- ▪New Zealand defeated England 61-54, while Jamaica beat Australia 46-45 in the semi-finals.
- ▪The Commonwealth Games will conclude on Sunday with the closing ceremony, featuring performances by Simple Minds and other artists.
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William and Kate bring children to Commonwealth Games netball semi-finalsImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Shock, applause and a great deal of excitement in the stands during Saturday's netball semi-final between England and New ZealandByMary McCoolBBC Scotland, Reporting fromGlasgowPublished26 minutes agoThe Prince and Princess of Wales, and their three children, have joined cheering crowds at the Commonwealth Games netball semi-finals.Spectators at Glasgow's OVO Hydro were treated to exhilarating performances during New Zealand's 61-54 win over England - and when Jamaica later took a narrow 46-45 victory over Australia.Known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay while in Scotland, the couple also spent time meeting athletes, staff and volunteers during a slightly blustery visit to the…
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