Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery to Britain's King Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer.

Taking to X, Modi conveyed the collective prayers of the Indian populace, hoping for the monarch's speedy return to health during this trying time.

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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said&nbsp;he was&nbsp;"shocked and sad" to hear of King Charles's cancer diagnosis.

Sunak told the BBC he is thankful the illness was "caught early", and hopes the king makes a speedy recovery.

<h2>King Charles'&nbsp;health update</h2>

Buckingham Palace disclosed on Monday (Feb 5) that King Charles, aged 75, has received a diagnosis of cancer following a medical procedure intended to address a benign prostate enlargement.

This development comes after his ascension to the throne last year following the demise of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

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While undergoing treatment for the benign condition, medical examinations revealed a separate cancerous issue, although specific details regarding the type and severity of the cancer were not disclosed in the official statement from the palace.

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Despite the challenging diagnosis, the palace affirmed the king's unwavering optimism and expressed his eagerness to resume full public duties at the earliest opportunity.

While he has been advised to curtail public engagements, King Charles remains dedicated to fulfilling his state obligations and official responsibilities.

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News of King Charles's health battle has prompted an outpouring of support, including messages from his son, Prince Harry.

Despite residing in California with his wife Meghan, Prince Harry has expressed his intention to travel to the UK in the coming days to visit his father.&nbsp;

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery to Britain's King Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Taking to X, Modi conveyed the collective prayers of the Indian populace, hoping for the monarch's speedy return to health during this trying time.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery to Britain's King Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Taking to X, Modi conveyed the collective prayers of the Indian populace, hoping for the monarch's speedy return to health during this trying time. I join the people of India in wishing speedy recovery and good health to His Majesty King Charles III. https://t.co/86mKg9lE1q — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 6, 2024 × British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he was "shocked and sad" to hear of King Charles's cancer diagnosis. Sunak told the BBC he is thankful the illness was "caught early", and hopes the king makes a speedy recovery. King Charles' health update Buckingham Palace disclosed on Monday (Feb 5) that King Charles, aged 75, has received a diagnosis of cancer following a medical procedure intended to address a benign prostate enlargement. This development comes after his ascension to the throne last year following the demise of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Also read | King Charles III diagnosed with cancer, to postpone public-facing duties: Buckingham Palace While undergoing treatment for the benign condition, medical examinations revealed a separate cancerous issue, although specific details regarding the type and severity of the cancer were not disclosed in the official statement from the palace. A statement from Buckingham Palace: https://t.co/zmYuaWBKw6 📷 Samir Hussein pic.twitter.com/xypBLHHQJb — The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) February 5, 2024 × Despite the challenging diagnosis, the palace affirmed the king's unwavering optimism and expressed his eagerness to resume full public duties at the earliest opportunity. While he has been advised to curtail public engagements, King Charles remains dedicated to fulfilling his state obligations and official responsibilities. Also watch this report News of King Charles's health battle has prompted an outpouring of support, including messages from his son, Prince Harry. Despite residing in California with his wife Meghan, Prince Harry has expressed his intention to travel to the UK in the coming days to visit his father. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian PM Modi, UK's Sunak wish King Charles III speedy recovery after his cancer diagnosis

Days after the official portrait of King Charles III was unveiled, the palace has now released some more photos from the historic coronation. On Friday, Buckingham Palace released a new photo that was all about Britain's new line of succession.

Days after the official portrait of King Charles III was unveiled, the palace has now released some more photos from the historic coronation. On Friday, Buckingham Palace released a new photo that was all about Britain's new line of succession. The picture showed the newly crowned King Charles with his son Prince William, the first heir to the throne, and William's elder son Prince George, the second heir to the throne. The picture, taken in the throne room of the palace, showed the monarch sitting on the royal chair. King Charles is wearing the Robe of Estate, the Imperial State Crown and holding the Orb and Sceptre with Cross. William is standing on one side, and George, 9, on the other. The Prince of Wales was wearing the ceremonial dress uniform of the Welsh Guards. Little Prince, who was one of the Pages of Honour at his grandfather's coronation, is wearing his red uniform. Talking about the momentous picture, photographer Hugo Burnand told Hello! magazine that it was "important to take this picture." "I did a lot of research in the archives of past coronations, and I didn't see any previous pictures of the line of succession," he explained. "While we have seen pictures of the Queen, Prince Charles, Prince William, and Prince George, never have we seen them in the throne room with all the regalia." "There's a lot of formality in that picture. But I think that I've managed to show the essence of the individuals at the same time, which to me makes it not just a historical document, but also a portrait." View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) × Earlier this week, the Palace released the official portrait of their Majesties. The photos, which were taken after the coronation, show Charles's portrait as the King, Queen Camilla, and others. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) × On May 6, King Charles III was crowned as the new King of Britain. The last king who ruled Britain was George VI, Queen Elizabeth's father. After the death of King George VI, Elizabeth II became queen, reigning for more than 70 years, until her death on September 8, 2022. After the death of his beloved mother, King Charles succeeded to the throne.

The future kings! New coronation portrait shows King Charles posing with heirs Prince William and George

Prince Charles found himself shouldering the responsibility of being the monarch of the United Kingdom shortly after the demise of Queen Elizabeth II.&nbsp;

Following his accession, the ownership of his assets was passed on to his eldest son and heir apparent,&nbsp;Prince William. It also earned him the title of&nbsp;the 25th Duke of Cornwall.

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Along with the title, Prince William also inherited&nbsp;the Duchy of Cornwall. The Duchy is a private estate which was founded by King Edward III in 1337, with the aim of offering his son Prince Edward a source of income.&nbsp;It has since been passed on as an inheritance. The website of The Duchy describes&nbsp;The Oval as its historical asset.

The Oval has been leased Surrey county cricket club since 1874. The Duchy has been involved with works of refurbishment ever since its inception.

In addition to The Oval, the Duchy also owns unusual holdings like Dartmoor prison, a garden centre at Lostwithiel in Cornwall and&nbsp;a third of the Dartmoor national park.

The Duchy was a source of income for King Charles III for over half a century. The Duchy covers a massive expanse of land, which is spread across a whopping&nbsp;52,000 hectares (128,000 acres).&nbsp;

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Ownership of the Duchy has effectively made Prince William one of the biggest landowners in England. The Duchy of Cornwall has ownership of land across&nbsp;20 counties in&nbsp;Wales and England.

At the end of March, the value of the Duchy's net assets were valued at more than&nbsp;£1bn, with a majority of them being investment property assets.

Prince Charles found himself shouldering the responsibility of being the monarch of the United Kingdom shortly after the demise of Queen Elizabeth II. Following his accession, the ownership of his assets was passed on to his eldest son and heir apparent, Prince William.

Prince Charles found himself shouldering the responsibility of being the monarch of the United Kingdom shortly after the demise of Queen Elizabeth II. Following his accession, the ownership of his assets was passed on to his eldest son and heir apparent, Prince William. It also earned him the title of the 25th Duke of Cornwall. ALSO READ: WATCH: England cricket team sings national anthem 'God Save the King', pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth Along with the title, Prince William also inherited the Duchy of Cornwall. The Duchy is a private estate which was founded by King Edward III in 1337, with the aim of offering his son Prince Edward a source of income. It has since been passed on as an inheritance. The website of The Duchy describes The Oval as its historical asset. The Oval has been leased Surrey county cricket club since 1874. The Duchy has been involved with works of refurbishment ever since its inception. In addition to The Oval, the Duchy also owns unusual holdings like Dartmoor prison, a garden centre at Lostwithiel in Cornwall and a third of the Dartmoor national park. The Duchy was a source of income for King Charles III for over half a century. The Duchy covers a massive expanse of land, which is spread across a whopping 52,000 hectares (128,000 acres). ALSO READ: FIFA World Cup final stadium passes assessment with first sell-out crowd ahead of high-profile competition Ownership of the Duchy has effectively made Prince William one of the biggest landowners in England. The Duchy of Cornwall has ownership of land across 20 counties in Wales and England. At the end of March, the value of the Duchy's net assets were valued at more than £1bn, with a majority of them being investment property assets.

Prince William acquires ownership of The Oval after King Charles III's accession to the throne

Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios played the Wimbledon final on Sunday (July 10) in London, England. Djokovic proved to be too good for the Australian as the Serbian romped past the 27-year-old in four sets -- 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3) -- to win his 21st Grand Slam title.

After the match, Djokovic's interaction with Prince Williams and his family went viral. The Serbian met Prince Williams, his wife, and son George and handed over his Wimbledon trophy to the latter.&nbsp;

In Djokovic's meet-and-greet session with&nbsp;Prince William, the Serbian player was&nbsp;introduced to Prince's son. Djoko initially&nbsp;asked him about the match, “How did you like it?” To which, Prince George responded, "Great" and then was asked by the former world number one player to hold the trophy. As soon as Djoko handed his Wimbledon trophy to the 9-year-old, Prince William was quick to warn George, "Don't drop it", and chuckled.

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With this victory, Djokovic has now equalled Pete Sampras'&nbsp;tally of seven Wimbledon titles. Thus, he&nbsp;is not just one shy from Roger Federer's eight.

In the post-match press conference, Djokovic stated, "Obviously over the moon with joy and happiness of experiencing this moment once again. I've said it many times, this tournament is extra special for me because it has been the first tournament that I've ever watched as a kid that got me to start playing tennis."

"I don't take any wins for granted, and particularly not [at] Wimbledon. On the contrary, actually, every time feels a bit different, special in its own way. Of course, having family and close people in my life here to share this victory with them, it was beautiful," he added.

Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios played the Wimbledon final on Sunday (July 10) in London, England. Djokovic proved to be too good for the Australian as the Serbian romped past the 27-year-old in four sets -- 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3) -- to win his 21st Grand Slam title.

Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios played the Wimbledon final on Sunday (July 10) in London, England. Djokovic proved to be too good for the Australian as the Serbian romped past the 27-year-old in four sets -- 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3) -- to win his 21st Grand Slam title. After the match, Djokovic's interaction with Prince Williams and his family went viral. The Serbian met Prince Williams, his wife, and son George and handed over his Wimbledon trophy to the latter. In Djokovic's meet-and-greet session with Prince William, the Serbian player was introduced to Prince's son. Djoko initially asked him about the match, “How did you like it?” To which, Prince George responded, "Great" and then was asked by the former world number one player to hold the trophy. As soon as Djoko handed his Wimbledon trophy to the 9-year-old, Prince William was quick to warn George, "Don't drop it", and chuckled. Here's the video of their interaction: "Don't drop it!" 😅 It's been a special first #Wimbledon visit for Prince George 🏆#CentreCourt100 | @KensingtonRoyal pic.twitter.com/VKXg06hPCU — Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 10, 2022 × ALSO READ | Novak Djokovic on his US Open participation: 'Not planning to get vaccinated but would love to go there' With this victory, Djokovic has now equalled Pete Sampras' tally of seven Wimbledon titles. Thus, he is not just one shy from Roger Federer's eight. In the post-match press conference, Djokovic stated, "Obviously over the moon with joy and happiness of experiencing this moment once again. I've said it many times, this tournament is extra special for me because it has been the first tournament that I've ever watched as a kid that got me to start playing tennis." "I don't take any wins for granted, and particularly not [at] Wimbledon. On the contrary, actually, every time feels a bit different, special in its own way. Of course, having family and close people in my life here to share this victory with them, it was beautiful," he added.

WATCH: 'Don't drop it' - Prince William tells his son as Novak Djokovic gives him Wimbledon trophy

Britain's Prince&nbsp;William&nbsp;and&nbsp;his wife&nbsp;Kate&nbsp;arrive in Belize on Saturday for a week-long&nbsp;Caribbean&nbsp;tour&nbsp;that sparked controversy before it even began&nbsp;amid&nbsp;growing scrutiny of the British Empire's&nbsp;colonial&nbsp;ties to the region.

The arrival of the Duke&nbsp;and&nbsp;Duchess of Cambridge coincides with the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's 70th year on the throne,&nbsp;and&nbsp;comes nearly four months after Barbados voted to become a republic, cutting ties with the monarchy but remaining part of the British-led Commonwealth of Nations.

The queen's grandson&nbsp;and&nbsp;his wife are due to spend their first three days in Belize, formerly British Honduras. But on the eve of their departure, Belize officials said an event planned for Sunday was scrapped when a few dozen villagers staged a protest.

Residents of Indian Creek, an indigenous Maya village in southern Belize, told Reuters they were upset that the royal couple's helicopter had been granted permission to land&nbsp;on a local soccer field without prior consultation.

The village has for years been engaged in a land&nbsp;dispute with a conservation group supported by the royal family, stirring anger over&nbsp;colonial-era territorial settlements that are still contested by indigenous groups in the country.

A visit to a different site is being planned instead, Belize's government said. In a statement, Kensington Palace confirmed the schedule would be changed because of "sensitive issues" involving the Indian Creek community,&nbsp;and&nbsp;said more details would be provided in due course.

After Belize, the duke&nbsp;and&nbsp;duchess are due to move on to Jamaica&nbsp;and&nbsp;the Bahamas. Meetings&nbsp;and&nbsp;a variety of events are scheduled with politicians&nbsp;and&nbsp;a range of civic leaders.

Dickie Arbiter, Queen Elizabeth's press secretary from 1988 to 2000, described the&nbsp;tour&nbsp;as a goodwill visit that ought to give at least a temporary lift to the family's popularity.

Today, many people see the monarchy as an anachronism that should be let go, he said. But he expected that little would change while Elizabeth remained on the throne.

"The Royal Family is pragmatic," he said. "It knows it can't look at these countries as realm states forever&nbsp;and&nbsp;a day."

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Debates over&nbsp;colonial-era oppression, including possible reparations for the descendants of slaves in Jamaica, could push more countries to emulate Barbados' recent move.

University of the West Indies Professor Carolyn Cooper said royal couple's visit would be unlikely to discourage Jamaica from opting for republic status.

"I think there is a groundswell of popular opinion against the monarchy," she said. Some in Belize, which gained independence from Britain only in 1981, speak warmly about remaining in the fold.

"I believe it's a wonderful opportunity for them to appreciate the country's multiculturalism, natural attractions,&nbsp;and&nbsp;to enjoy our culinary practices," said Joseline Ramirez, a manager in the Cayo district of western Belize.

But others are less enthusiastic. Alan Mckoy, a mechanic in Belize City, said he "couldn't care less" about the royal family. "They are no better than any of us," he said.

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate arrive in Belize on Saturday for a week-long Caribbean tour that sparked controversy before it even began amid growing scrutiny of the British Empire's colonial ties to the region.

Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate arrive in Belize on Saturday for a week-long Caribbean tour that sparked controversy before it even began amid growing scrutiny of the British Empire's colonial ties to the region. The arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge coincides with the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's 70th year on the throne, and comes nearly four months after Barbados voted to become a republic, cutting ties with the monarchy but remaining part of the British-led Commonwealth of Nations. The queen's grandson and his wife are due to spend their first three days in Belize, formerly British Honduras. But on the eve of their departure, Belize officials said an event planned for Sunday was scrapped when a few dozen villagers staged a protest. Residents of Indian Creek, an indigenous Maya village in southern Belize, told Reuters they were upset that the royal couple's helicopter had been granted permission to land on a local soccer field without prior consultation. The village has for years been engaged in a land dispute with a conservation group supported by the royal family, stirring anger over colonial-era territorial settlements that are still contested by indigenous groups in the country. A visit to a different site is being planned instead, Belize's government said. In a statement, Kensington Palace confirmed the schedule would be changed because of "sensitive issues" involving the Indian Creek community, and said more details would be provided in due course. After Belize, the duke and duchess are due to move on to Jamaica and the Bahamas. Meetings and a variety of events are scheduled with politicians and a range of civic leaders. Dickie Arbiter, Queen Elizabeth's press secretary from 1988 to 2000, described the tour as a goodwill visit that ought to give at least a temporary lift to the family's popularity. Today, many people see the monarchy as an anachronism that should be let go, he said. But he expected that little would change while Elizabeth remained on the throne. "The Royal Family is pragmatic," he said. "It knows it can't look at these countries as realm states forever and a day." POPULAR OPINION Debates over colonial-era oppression, including possible reparations for the descendants of slaves in Jamaica, could push more countries to emulate Barbados' recent move. University of the West Indies Professor Carolyn Cooper said royal couple's visit would be unlikely to discourage Jamaica from opting for republic status. "I think there is a groundswell of popular opinion against the monarchy," she said. Some in Belize, which gained independence from Britain only in 1981, speak warmly about remaining in the fold. "I believe it's a wonderful opportunity for them to appreciate the country's multiculturalism, natural attractions, and to enjoy our culinary practices," said Joseline Ramirez, a manager in the Cayo district of western Belize. But others are less enthusiastic. Alan Mckoy, a mechanic in Belize City, said he "couldn't care less" about the royal family. "They are no better than any of us," he said.

Kate and William forced to scrap first stop on Caribbean tour after villagers protest

As tensions escalate between<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/live-russia-claims-to-have-besieged-two-big-cities-in-ukraine-455211"> Russia and Ukraine</a>, many celebrities from around the world have expressed their concern for the people of Ukraine after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a military operation in the European country. 
 
Now, Prince William and his wife Kate are speaking out in support of the people of Ukraine as they "bravely fight."&nbsp; 
 
On Saturday, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have sent a personal message to "all of Ukraine's people" in a rare geopolitical intervention for senior members of Britain's royal family.

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The couple tweeted in support of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a tweet signed off with their initials. "In October 2020 we had the privilege to meet President Zelensky and the First Lady to learn of their hope and optimism for Ukraine's future," they said.

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"Today we stand with the President and all of Ukraine's people as they bravely fight for that future W &amp; C."

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Usually, the British royal family do not comment on major political controversial matters and stick to remain neutral by following their constitutional norms.&nbsp; 
 
However, William’s younger brother Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, who have stepped down from royal duties in 2020, reacted to the ongoing Ukraine crisis on Thursday that they stood with the Ukrainian people.

U<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/ukraine-war-witness-account-indian-medical-student-sheltering-in-bunker-speaks-of-her-fears-456973" hreflang="en">kraine invasion: Indian medical student speaks of her fears</a> 
 
"Prince Harry&nbsp;and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same,"&nbsp;a statement posted&nbsp;to the Archewell website on Thursday read.&nbsp;

(With input from the agencies)

As tensions escalate between Russia and Ukraine, many celebrities from around the world have expressed their concern for the people of Ukraine after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a military operation in the European country.

As tensions escalate between Russia and Ukraine, many celebrities from around the world have expressed their concern for the people of Ukraine after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a military operation in the European country. Now, Prince William and his wife Kate are speaking out in support of the people of Ukraine as they "bravely fight." On Saturday, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have sent a personal message to "all of Ukraine's people" in a rare geopolitical intervention for senior members of Britain's royal family. Maksim Chmerkovskiy shares more updates from Ukraine, says, citizens are 'being mobilized' The couple tweeted in support of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a tweet signed off with their initials. "In October 2020 we had the privilege to meet President Zelensky and the First Lady to learn of their hope and optimism for Ukraine's future," they said. I stand by my motherland: Celebrities from Ukraine respond to Russian invasion In October 2020 we had the privilege to meet President Zelenskyy and the First Lady to learn of their hope and optimism for Ukraine’s future. Today we stand with the President and all of Ukraine’s people as they bravely fight for that future 🇺🇦 W & C — The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) February 26, 2022 × "Today we stand with the President and all of Ukraine's people as they bravely fight for that future W & C." Ukraine-Russia conflict: Meghan Markle, Priyanka Chopra & other celebrities react Usually, the British royal family do not comment on major political controversial matters and stick to remain neutral by following their constitutional norms. However, William’s younger brother Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, who have stepped down from royal duties in 2020, reacted to the ongoing Ukraine crisis on Thursday that they stood with the Ukrainian people. Ukraine invasion: Indian medical student speaks of her fears "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and all of us at Archewell stand with the people of Ukraine against this breach of international and humanitarian law and encourage the global community and its leaders to do the same," a statement posted to the Archewell website on Thursday read. (With input from the agencies)

Prince William and Kate Middleton react to Russian invasion: We stand with Ukraine

Princess Diana, popularly known as 'People's Princess' would have been 60-years-old today had she been alive. To mark the occasion, her sons- Prince William and Prince Harry - unveiled a statue that they had commission in 2017.&nbsp; 
 
The two brothers put their differences aside as they together unveiled the bronze statue in which the late princess is seen surrounded by three children, which according to Kensington Palace represented "the universality and generational impact" of her work.&nbsp;

The brothers, whose falling-out has been the subject of intense media scrutiny, looked relaxed together as they revealed the statue they commissioned in honour of Diana in the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace in central London, her former home.&nbsp;

"Today, on what would have been our mother’s 60th birthday, we remember her love, strength and character – qualities that made her a force for good around the world, changing countless lives for the better," the brothers said in a statement.

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"Every day, we wish she were still with us, and our hope is that this statue will be seen forever as a symbol of her life and her legacy."

William and Harry were joined by their mother's brother Charles Spencer and her sisters Sarah McCorquodale and Jane Fellowes for private, small event at the Sunken Garden, one of Diana's favourite places.

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The statue, which is blueish green in colour and designed by sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley whose effigy of Queen Elizabeth has been earlier used on British and Commonwealth coins. 
 
The statue was initially scheduled to unveiled on her 20th death anniversary but was delayed. Eventually the brothers decided to unveil it on her 60th birth anniversary.&nbsp;

Beneath the statue is a plinth bearing Diana's name and the date of the unveiling, while in front lies a paving stone engraved with an extract inspired by the poem 'The Measure of A Man'. 
 
Princess Diana and her lover Dodi al-Fayed died in 1997 in a car crash in Paris. William was 15 and Harry 12 at that time.&nbsp; 
Over the years, both brothers have spoken of the deep trauma her death caused, and how it affected their mental health for years afterwards. Almost a quarter of a century since the fatal crash, Diana remains a captivating figure for many.

Princess Diana, popularly known as 'People's Princess' would have been 60-years-old today had she been alive. To mark the occasion, her sons- Prince William and Prince Harry - unveiled a statue that they had commission in 2017.

Princess Diana, popularly known as 'People's Princess' would have been 60-years-old today had she been alive. To mark the occasion, her sons- Prince William and Prince Harry - unveiled a statue that they had commission in 2017. The two brothers put their differences aside as they together unveiled the bronze statue in which the late princess is seen surrounded by three children, which according to Kensington Palace represented "the universality and generational impact" of her work. The brothers, whose falling-out has been the subject of intense media scrutiny, looked relaxed together as they revealed the statue they commissioned in honour of Diana in the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace in central London, her former home. "Today, on what would have been our mother’s 60th birthday, we remember her love, strength and character – qualities that made her a force for good around the world, changing countless lives for the better," the brothers said in a statement. "Every day, we wish she were still with us, and our hope is that this statue will be seen forever as a symbol of her life and her legacy." William and Harry were joined by their mother's brother Charles Spencer and her sisters Sarah McCorquodale and Jane Fellowes for private, small event at the Sunken Garden, one of Diana's favourite places. The statue, which is blueish green in colour and designed by sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley whose effigy of Queen Elizabeth has been earlier used on British and Commonwealth coins. The statue was initially scheduled to unveiled on her 20th death anniversary but was delayed. Eventually the brothers decided to unveil it on her 60th birth anniversary. Beneath the statue is a plinth bearing Diana's name and the date of the unveiling, while in front lies a paving stone engraved with an extract inspired by the poem 'The Measure of A Man'. Princess Diana and her lover Dodi al-Fayed died in 1997 in a car crash in Paris. William was 15 and Harry 12 at that time. Over the years, both brothers have spoken of the deep trauma her death caused, and how it affected their mental health for years afterwards. Almost a quarter of a century since the fatal crash, Diana remains a captivating figure for many.

William and Harry unveil Princess Diana's statue on her 60th birth anniversary

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