Prince William joins Mirror Next Gen youth takeover
Three teenagers got even more than they bargained for in their day working on a special Next Gen edition of the Mirror. Prince William had agreed to do a text message interview over the new Shout mental health support charity launched by Heads...
May 21, 201928m 39s
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Three teenagers got even more than they bargained for in their day working on a special Next Gen edition of the Mirror.
Prince William had agreed to do a text message interview over the new Shout mental health support charity launched by Heads Together earlier this month.
So Chloe Kennedy, 16, Jaspreet Khatkar, 17, and Arron Manning-Jack, 14, joined Royal Editor Russell Myers in quizzing the future king on bullying, mental health and young people.
Afterwards they joined Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper to talk about their experience and how they see the royal family. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Prince William had agreed to do a text message interview over the new Shout mental health support charity launched by Heads Together earlier this month.
So Chloe Kennedy, 16, Jaspreet Khatkar, 17, and Arron Manning-Jack, 14, joined Royal Editor Russell Myers in quizzing the future king on bullying, mental health and young people.
Afterwards they joined Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper to talk about their experience and how they see the royal family. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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