Prince Charles Praises Sons Harry and William for Their Work on Climate Change: ‘I’m Proud’

Eamonn Holmes has joked that Prince Charles "doesn't trust him" after he "broke protocol" to kiss his wife Camilla Parker Bowles.The 62 year old raised eyebrows back in 2018 when he greeted the Duchess of Cornwall by planting a kiss on her cheek during a visit to the This Morning studios with her husband, Charles. Eamonn, who has expressed fears that his wife Ruth Langsford may become his carer following a challenging few months, has now spoken of his relationship with his "favourite royal".

Dennis Harvey Film CriticUnstoppable force meets immovable object in “To the End.” Rachel Lears’ documentary inspires in its portrait of youthful activists organizing to push impactful climate-change policies into American political reality — and exasperates in the resistance with which that urgent quest is greeted on both sides of the entrenched-power aisle. Covering several years of fast-moving events, this Sundance premiere is too exclusively U.S.-focused to be particularly viable for offshore programmers, but its topicality should stir sales interest on home turf.Like the director’s last feature “Knock Down the House,” about the 2018 Congressional election, this one also throws a spotlight on New York state candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Anna Marie de la Fuente By telling the story of an elderly indigenous couple as they eke out a living in the arid Bolivian highlands, Alejandro Loayza Grisi brings home the all-too-real perils of climate change in his country and around the world. But “Utama” (“Our Home”) is also an enduring love story, played by real-life couple Jose Calcina and Luisa Quispe, who’ve been married for 48 years.“Utama,” which world premieres Jan.

Prince Charles has a team of people on hand to help him with day to day life, whether that's cooking his meals or making his bed.

The royal drama continues. Prince Charles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s relationship is still at odds despite the Prince of Wales’ recent invitation for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to stay with him when they’re in the United Kingdom.

Prince Charles has reportedly offered his son Harry an "olive branch" by inviting him and his family to stay with him on their next UK visit.The Prince of Wales, 73, has not seen his grandson Archie since the Duke of Sussex moved to the US and is yet to meet Harry's daughter Lilibet, who was born in June. Charles reportedly offered for Harry, 37, his wife Meghan, 40, and their two children to stay with him over Christmas.The invite wasn't taken up by Harry but Charles is said to have extended the offer for whenever they come to the UK.The Duke and Duchess are expected to return to the UK from the US this year, as it's been reported they are "keeping their diaries free" for the Queen's Jubilee in June.

Our Royal Family keeps squeaky clean by taking regular baths and avoiding showers like the plague! And the reason is a controversial one - according to a royal expert, they think showers are for the working class! Craig Brown, author of Ma’am Darling: 99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret described her morning routine in writing. W Magazine uncovered the details.

Distanced from the drama. Prince Charles kept quiet when asked about his brother Prince Andrew, who was recently stripped of his royal titles amid ongoing sexual assault allegations.

Lovely to see such an olive branch in the worst Royal family feud in years.

Making amends? Prince Charles’ praise for son Prince Harry and his climate change work was a “peace offering,” royal expert Jonathan Sacerdoti exclusively tells Us Weekly.

Prince Charles has warned "the world is on the brink" of an environmental disaster, as he praised both of his sons for their work and effort addressing the issue of climate change.

Eco warriors Coldplay are charging fans £425 for a “VIP” package that offers hanging out with local climate change campaigners.

The Queen namechecked Prince Charles and Prince William in her Christmas Day address – but made no mention of the Duke of Cambridge’s brother, Prince Harry. Queen Elizabeth’s 2021 speech saw her pay tribute to her “beloved” Prince Philip, remembering his “mischievous, enquiring twinkle” and commending his “sense of service, intellectual curiosity and capacity to squeeze fun out of any situation”.