Camilla cuts cake and tours Royal Osteoporosis Society

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Camilla takes a tour and cuts a cake at the Royal Osteoporosis Society’s office in Bath Somerset, before attending a reception with some of the charity’s trustees. The visit and reception were two parts of the Queen Consort’s multiple engagements in the south-west of England today. Report by Laurence Brooks.

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