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Prince William and Kate Middleton say they have been "incredibly moved" by the affection shown to them since they announced their engagement.
In a message in their official wedding programme they thanked "everyone most sincerely for their kindness".
During Friday's Westminster Abbey ceremony Miss Middleton will vow to "love, comfort, honour and keep" Prince William but will not vow to obey him.
The service will be the epitome of "Britishness", St James's Palace said.
VisitBritain has predicted more than 600,000 people will be on the streets to watch Friday's events and several hundred are already camping out in tents and sleeping bags outside the abbey and in The Mall near Buckingham Palace. (from BBC News,28 April 2011)
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A teenager is suing a tattoo artist who decorated her face with dozens of stars after she "fell asleep" during the process. Kimberley Vlaeminck claims she only asked for three. Eleanor Jeffrey reports.
The girl has now admitted she was awake the whole time—and lied because her father was 'furious'.
Apartheid (Afrikaans pronunciation: [ɐˈpɐrtɦɛit], separateness) was a system of legal racial segregationenforced by theNational Party government of South Africa between 1948 and 1993, under which the rights of the majority 'non-white' inhabitants of South Africa were curtailed and minority rule by white people was maintained. The government of South Africa also practiced the same discriminatory policies while occupying South West Africa, known after 1966 as Namibia.