King hosts palace reception to honour UK’s humanitarians

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The Royal Family Channel published this video item, entitled “King hosts palace reception to honour UK’s humanitarians” – below is their description.

The King has held a reception at Buckingham Palace to recognise and honour the United Kingdom’s contribution to humanitarian efforts across the world. Among the guests were Dame Joanna

Lumley, Sir Trevor McDonald and former Conservative-turned-Independent MP, Rory Stewart. Report by Zaina Alibhai.

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