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Royals attend church service near Balmoral estate
The Daily Mail frames the royal church attendance as a display of "unity" and "smiling" faces, contrasting it with the "shock" of Harry and Meghan's return, while other outlets rem
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What happenedRoyal Regiment of Scotland guard of honour as family members attend Sunday service at Crathie Kirk.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Royals attend church service near Balmoral estate". The right frames it as "A royal show of unity: Smiling Kate attends church service with William, children and res...".
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CenterRoyals attend church service near Balmoral estate
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Right / center-rightA royal show of unity: Smiling Kate attends church service with William, children and rest of family near Balmoral ahead of Harry...
A royal show of unity: Smiling Kate attends church service with William, children and rest of family near Balmoral ahead of Harry and Meghan's shock return to Britain
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William and Catherine, the Prince and Princess of Wales, were among those this morning gathering to go to church after a 'summit' near Balmoral.
