The Royal Family and The Olympics

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The Royal Family have always enjoyed sporting competition and it doesn’t get any better than the Olympics!

We look at which members of the Royal Family have been involved in the Games and even picked up a medal along the way.

Princess Anne, Zara Tindall and even the Queen have all played a role in ‘The Greatest Show on Earth’

#Olympics #Tokyo2020 #TheQueen

Report by George Fuller.

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About This Source - The Royal Family Channel

The official Royal Family Channel on YouTube describes itself as “home to Royal news, videos and those classic moments we want to see again.”

They post relatively short video snippets from recent royal events, as well as historical and archive footage when relevant to present times.

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