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Prince William’s ‘bulletproof sunshine’ fixer marks a turning point for the royal family: experts
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Prince William’s ‘bulletproof sunshine’ fixer marks a turning point for the royal family: experts

  • William and Kate reportedly hired a crisis-management staffer dubbed 'bulletproof sunshine' to preempt future royal scandals
  • Experts say the hire aims to anticipate misinterpretation and dampen negative media scrutiny
  • The role is described as non-crisis-based, focusing on day-to-day press and public relations
  • The move follows ongoing royal challenges, including Andrew’s fall from grace and the Harry–Meghan rift
  • Chard said the monarchy is enforcing a stricter 'zero-tolerance' policy on scandals
  • Ravenscroft joins Kensington Palace to manage day-to-day press
  • Royal experts say William seeks to handle controversies proactively, as 'The Firm' acts like a command center
  • Observers describe the monarchy as unified and determined to move forward with integrity
  • Prince Andrew is expected to move to a home on the king’s estate as part of ongoing changes
  • The report notes a difficult financial and media scrutiny climate surrounding the monarchy
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William visits Earthshot finalist fighting against microplastics
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William visits Earthshot finalist fighting against microplastics

  • Prince William tested a lightweight mobility scooter at the Bristol Robotics Library during a Bristol visit.
  • William met Earthshot Prize finalist Matter, which develops filtration to stop microplastics entering waterways.
  • Matter’s £199 filtration module, designed to stop microplastics, was installed at Kensington Palace and Anmer Hall.
  • William discussed Matter’s plans to go global with its product in a hands-on demonstration.
  • The prince also saw Britain’s most powerful supercomputer, Isambard-AI, used for health and weather research.
  • William spoke with Matter’s chief executive about global scalability and expansion plans.
  • The visit reinforced William’s Earthshot Prize leadership and sustainability focus.
  • William’s Bristol engagements included biotech and robotics demonstrations.
  • The Earthshot finalist Matter aims to scale its filtration system globally for widespread adoption.
  • Isambard-AI’s potential to accelerate drug development and weather prediction highlighted during the visit.
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