PRINCE ANDREW cautiously returned to work because he wants to be involved in the coronavirus effort according to a royal commentator.
By SVAR NANAN-SENPUBLISHED: 13:07, Thu, Apr 16, 2020 | UPDATED: 13:19, Thu, Apr 16, 2020
Royal expert Angela Mollard and Zoe Burrell analysed the images of Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew packing bags of provisions for a hospice amid the coronavirus pandemic. Ms Mollard told the ROYALS podcast that the pictures were posted by Sarah Ferguson's assistant in a careful ploy so that Prince Andrew did not seem self-congratulating.
Ms Burrell said: "Speaking of royal duty, bizarrely we have seen some images of Prince Andrew working for the first time since that interview."
Ms Mollard replied: "Thatβs right, that interview in November last year, we have not seen Prince Andrew at all.
"This is really interesting, some images of Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew, Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack, they are all living together through the coronavirus crisis and they are all doing a lot of charity work.
"Very tentatively Fergie did not put up these pictures herself but her personal assistant did.
"It was pictures of her and Prince Andrew packing these pink bags with cupcakes, sandwiches and toiletries for hospice workers and then delivering them.
"Now you can see how cautiously this is being done.
"If Sarah had posted those images herself, she would have been seen to be grandstanding.
"Andrew, of course, couldnβt post them."
The royal expert continued: "It was a careful ploy so that there was no sense of self-congratulations.
"It was clear that Fergie wanted it to be seen and Andrew probably did as well that they were involved in the coronavirus effort.
"What did I make of it? I am a sceptic and I think he needs to lay low."
Last monthΒ Royal expert Katie Nicholl told True Royalty TV that Prince CharlesΒ blocked Prince Andrew's daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie having roles within the Royal Family where they would represent Queen Elizabeth II.
Ms Nicholl said: "What happened with Beatrice and Eugenie was problematic as well because their father wanted them to have a role within the Royal Family where they are representing the Queen.
"Eugenie and Beatrice wanted to help granny but they also wanted to have jobs.
"Of course then you are in a sticky situation, again itβs half in half out.
"It
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Hello!
Because of the issue with Mission 5-Task 3 of the Duke of York campaign, after listening to feedback of the community, the campaign will be extended by 2 days in all regions (BTW, EU was not affected by it).
All effected players (Those who finished the Mission 4 and unlocked Mission 5, before the fix in update 0.6.15.1.1") in SEA/NA/RU will get 10x Type 59 Camouflages which gives standard combat bonuses, +200% to battle XP.
Cheers!
Edit 1: Both New Year's Raid and Battle of North Cape (Duke of York) campaigns are extended by 2 days, thus instead of finishing on 17th/18th January (depending on your region), both campaigns will end on 19th/20th January.
Edit 2: Should have included earlier: We sincerely apologise for the inconveniences and here's hoping for a wonderful 2018 in World of Warships!
Edit 3: Added more clarity on who was potentially effected
So, looking at the patch notes, in exchange for a super heal and an extra charge, Duke of York (along with a bunch of Silver ships) is having its citadel raised to make it more punishable.
Now I need to say that I'm all for this change, it'll certainly encourage me to derp way less. But as it's a Premium, I thought they were generally immune to changes this sweeping unless it was a whole aspect of game play changing (smoke firing, CV rework etc).
I understand the KGV, which it shares a hull with is having its citadel altered along with the rest of the line upwards and also getting the heal. But has there been a precedent for something like this before?
I for one look forward to taking her out again, what do you guys think?
I just wanted to shout out that this is an excellent event. It's a hard grind that's for sure. Hard but fair. I don't want to see 3 DoY every time I go out so a hard grind is fine by me. There's the option to buy out the back end of the grind. Thats a combination of a grind and a discount for those that prefer or can take advantage of it. If you miss the grind there's a reasonable selection of lower tier ships as consolation. And for those in a rush. It's available in the shop. The best part is that, it's clear what the effort and costs are.
Thanks guys.
