The Pacific nation of Niue has been forced to defend issuing “unusual” royal wedding stamps which raised eyebrows around the world by splitting Prince William from his bride-to-be Kate Middleton. More: continued here
WELLINGTON – THE Pacific nation of Niue on Tuesday defended ‘unusual’ royal wedding stamps which raised eyebrows around the world by splitting Prince William from his bride-to-be Kate Middleton. The stamps, approved by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, have a perforated line between the royal couple. Together they are worth NZ$5.80 (S$5.70) but when separated the…
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Brisbane Times Niue defends royal wedding stamp that splits in twoBBC NewsThe leader of the Pacific nation of Niue has mounted a robust defence of stamps marking Britain's royal wedding which have a perforated line that splits the happy couple. Premier Toke Talagi admitted the stamps were "unusual" but said they showed Niue …Pacific island…
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The leader of the Pacific nation of Niue defends stamps marking Britain’s royal wedding which have a perforated line that splits the happy couple. More: continued here
The Pacific nation of Niue on Tuesday defended “unusual” royal wedding stamps which raised eyebrows around the world by splitting Prince William from his bride-to-be Kate Middleton. More: continued here
Niue defends stamps splitting Will, KateNEWS.com.auTHE Pacific nation of Niue has defended its royal wedding stamps which raised eyebrows around the world by splitting Prince William from his bride-to-be. The stamps, approved by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, have a perforated line between the royal …and more » More: continued here
PACIFIC nation defends its royal wedding stamps which raised eyebrows by splitting Prince William from his bride-to-be. More: continued here