Prince William shoots some hoops with football star in Sheffield

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The Prince of Wales showed off his basketball skills when he shot some hoops with Premier League and England footballer Tyrone Mings during a visit to a recreation centre in Sheffield. William was in the South Yorkshire city on the final leg of a set of visits as part of his launch of a five-year programme to tackle homelessness in the UK. Report by Matt Blair.

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