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The Prince of Wales visited the Fallin pub to stress pubs' community role amid rising rates pressure.
William framed pubs as crucial for human-to-human contact and community bonding.
The visit underscores renewed calls for business rates relief promised by Reeves and the Chancellor.
Reeves signaled more temporary support for pubs in the near term before a final decision on longer-term aid.
The Treasury and No.10 have not yet specified when help will materialize for pubs.
The royal visit highlighted a pub’s long-standing ties to the local community, including its proximity to a bowls club dating to 1911.
The piece notes rising concerns over closures as pubs face a 'perfect storm' of rate and NICs increases.
The article links the discourse to broader government policy shifts, including review of business rate relief.
The coverage frames the issue as a political crossroads between the Chancellor and Reeves over hospitality relief.
The article ties pub relief to broader economic pressures, including a downbeat economy and leisure spending cuts.

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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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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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