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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Caribbean tour: William and Kate attend Governor-General dinner; **WARNING FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY**JAMAICA: Kingston: King's House:INTPrince William, Duke of Cambridge speech SOT part 2 of 2.- "The strength and shared sense of purpose of the Jamaican people, represented in your flag and motto, celebrate an invincible spirit.It is this same spirit that spurred on the Windrush generation, who came to the United Kingdom to help rebuild after the Second World War.We are forever grateful for the immense contribution that this generation and their descendants have made to British life, which continues to enrich and improve our society.I'm delighted that a national monument acknowledging and celebrating the Windrush generation by Jamaican artist, Basil Watson, will be unveiled later this year in Waterloo Station in London.Here in Kingston today we've met students and staff at Shortwood Teachers' College, striving to give children a strong foundation for life – and giving Catherine inspiration for her work on early childhood; Doctors and nurses in Spanish Town Hospital working selflessly to care for the sick and vulnerable despite the challenges of the pandemic; And the Jamaican Defence Force working hand in glove with local communities in Flankers to prepare young people for employment and adult life. We deeply admire their dedication and commitment.Catherine and I only wish we had more time to spend with you all in Jamaica.There is so much more to learn.I hope this will be one of many visits. And next time we'd love to bring our children too.Governor-General, thank you again for hosting us all tonight.I hope you all have a happy evening.And 'One Love'."William taking seat alongside Juliet Holness (wife of Jamaica's Prime Minister) and Patrick Allen (Jamaican Governor General)
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Caribbean tour: William and Kate attend Governor-General dinner; **WARNING FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY**JAMAICA: Kingston: King's House:INTPrince William, Duke of Cambridge speech SOT part 2 of 2.- "The strength and shared sense of purpose of the Jamaican people, represented in your flag and motto, celebrate an invincible spirit.It is this same spirit that spurred on the Windrush generation, who came to the United Kingdom to help rebuild after the Second World War.We are forever grateful for the immense contribution that this generation and their descendants have made to British life, which continues to enrich and improve our society.I'm delighted that a national monument acknowledging and celebrating the Windrush generation by Jamaican artist, Basil Watson, will be unveiled later this year in Waterloo Station in London.Here in Kingston today we've met students and staff at Shortwood Teachers' College, striving to give children a strong foundation for life – and giving Catherine inspiration for her work on early childhood; Doctors and nurses in Spanish Town Hospital working selflessly to care for the sick and vulnerable despite the challenges of the pandemic; And the Jamaican Defence Force working hand in glove with local communities in Flankers to prepare young people for employment and adult life. We deeply admire their dedication and commitment.Catherine and I only wish we had more time to spend with you all in Jamaica.There is so much more to learn.I hope this will be one of many visits. And next time we'd love to bring our children too.Governor-General, thank you again for hosting us all tonight.I hope you all have a happy evening.And 'One Love'."William taking seat alongside Juliet Holness (wife of Jamaica's Prime Minister) and Patrick Allen (Jamaican Governor General)
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