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Your Pharmacist PRINCE ADMITS PRINCE ADMITS Waleses keep glam and carry off a Bafta match in maroon KING TO OPEN PALACE FILES FOR ANDREW PROBE: PAGES 8&9 chair of the fi lm committee, recalled meeting the couple in 2013 when they toured Warner Brothers’ Harry Potter set in Hertfordshire with Prince Harry. Catherine, who was pregnant with George at the time, said: “I was saying how much the children would love to look around.

They love the idea of going behind the scenes and fi nding out how it all happens.” William has been presi- dent of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts since 2010 and the royals regularly attend the ceremony. Last night they sat in the front row but the prince hopped on stage to present Universal Entertain- ment boss Dame Donna Langley with Bafta’s top gong, the Fellowship Award. The 57-year-old, behind blockbusters including Wicked and Oppenheimer, is the fi rst British woman to run a major Holly- wood studio.

William said: “Her transformative lead- ership and unwaver- ing commitment to creative partnership have brought some of this centu- ry’s most iconic fi lms to the big screen.” The prince and princess spent half-term last week with the children at their Norfolk retreat, Anmer Hall, six miles from where William’s uncle was arrested. Scan here to get the best royal stories on WhatsApp EXPRESS EXTRA Catherine meets nominee Rose Byrne and her actor partner Bobby Cannavale BY EMILY FERGUSON Royal Editor THE Prince and Princess of Wales plumped for a fi ne burgundy at the Baftas following a torrid week for the Royal Family.

In their fi rst public appearance since Andrew Mountbatten- Windsor’s arrest, the couple put on a united front in maroon. Catherine’s blush Gucci gown – recycled from an outing to a 2019 gala – was trimmed in the colour, while William, 43, wore a matching velvet tuxedo. Speaking shortly after arriving at the Royal Festival Hall on London’s South Bank, the prince admitted his nerves were frayed. He revealed he had yet to watch Best Picture nomi- nee Hamnet, saying: “I need to be in quite a calm state and I am not at the moment.

I will save it.”

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