Duke and Duchess of Cambridge send Burns Night message and haggis lunch to NHS staff in Dundee

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge sent a traditional Burns Night lunch of haggis, neeps and tatties to 200 NHS staff treating coronavirus patients in Dundee.

The couple also arranged for royal warrant holders to donate Burns Biscuits and gift boxes to a further 100 staff to thank them for their work.

Aides said the couple, who met at St Andrews University and are regular visitors to the Queen’s Balmoral estate in the Highlands, were conscious that Burns Night would not be the same as usual for most Scots and wanted to do something to show their appreciation.

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