Kate gives royal boost to mental health charity Shout!

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The Duchess of Cambridge visits the crisis support text line Shout! to mark the service reaching more than a million conversations since its launch in 2019. She hears from 12-year-old Leo Street who raised money for the organisation by sleeping outside in his hammock for a year. Report by Tom Edwards.

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