Prince Harry finishes up his royal visit to the Caribbean in Barbados and Guyana, including spending some time with children.

He visited the Nightengale Children’s Home, which provides accommodation, support and care for children from birth through to 18, including young ones with learning disabilities and health problems.

Prince Harry’s speech on behalf of HM The Queen.

 

Prince Harry delivers a message from The Queen to the people of Barbados as the country celebrates 50 years of Independence: “Prince Philip and I send our warmest wishes to the Government and the people of Barbados on the occasion of your 50th Anniversary of Independence. Since you became an independent country in 1966, you have continued to flourish and grow into a strong and confident nation. Our countries have a shared history, shared values and an affection which continues to bind us in friendship. On this day of celebration, I send my congratulations to you on your Golden Jubilee of Independence.” #RoyalVisitBarbados #RoyalVisitCaribbean #50barbados

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Read the full message from The Queen to the people of Barbados in the nation’s 50th year of Independence.

Schoolchildren in Guyana interview Prince Harry.

 

‪”What’s Buckingham Palace like?”‬ – An impromptu interview with Prince Harry at Joshua House Children’s Home #RoyalVisitGuyana‬ #RoyalVisitCaribbean

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Listen to 9 December 2017 Podcast to find out more about Prince Harry’s visit to Barbados and Guyana.

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