King Charles says it's 'a good day to drown a few sorrows' as he gets behind bar
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King Charles says it's 'a good day to drown a few sorrows' as he gets behind bar. During a visit today to a brewery in Dorset, the monarch spoke candidly about the nation's heartbreak over last night's World Cup defeat. 'The most complete England team in a tournament.
Furthermore, The players and Thomas gave it everything today and the squad, coaches and staff could not have worked harder during the tournament.
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King Charles says it's 'a good day to drown a few sorrows' as he gets behind bar.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesDuring a visit today to a brewery in Dorset, the monarch spoke candidly about the nation's heartbreak over last night's World Cup defeat
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'The most complete England team in a tournament.
according to Daily MailThe players and Thomas gave it everything today and the squad, coaches and staff could not have worked harder during the tournament.
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During a visit today to a brewery in Dorset, the monarch spoke candidly about the nation's heartbreak over last night's World Cup defeat
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