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William was speaking at the merging of the non-profit organisations: Child Bereavement UK, which he has served a patron on since 2009, and Winston’s Wish.

The experience of grief is a deeply personal one, but for Prince William, it has also been highly public. The royal lost his mother, Princess Diana, in a car accident in 1997 when he was just 15 ...

Speaking at a private dinner for charity Child Bereavement UK's 30-year anniversary, Prince William said grief is 'the very worst pain a child or parent will ever endure'.

“Grief is the very worst pain any child or parent will ever endure, and while we cannot prevent these losses, we can ensure that every possible type of expert support and care is given, to help ...

Despite merging, the organisation will retain the name Child Bereavement UK, as well as its Royal Patron The Prince of Wales. William took on the role in 2009 but it was established with the ...

The Prince of Wales has described grief as “the very worst pain any child or parent will ever endure” as he backed the merger of two leading child bereavement charities. Child Bereavement UK ...

In a statement shared to announce the merging of bereavement charities, Child Bereavement UK (for which William is patron) and Winston's Wish, William said: "Grief is the very worst pain any child ...