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Laura Bundock

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As seen in: Sky News, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Yahoo Canada, New Zimbabwe, Isle of Wight Radio, The Blog 101, Greatest Hits Radio (Bucks, Beds and Herts), Greatest Hits Radio (South Coast), Manx Radio, Radio Norwich 99.9 and
Sky News Royal Correspondent, Ex-Sydneysider. Wife and Mum of 4 (2 kids, 2 spaniels)
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King has Midas touch with Trump, but benefits for Britain remain to be seen

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By Laura Bundock 
| MKFM 106.3 FM
But as they boarded the flight home, the view from the royal plane was clear: "This was a week well spent." It's certainly been a great piece of PR for the King. It's unlikely, though, to reassure those who thought a state visit to the US was a bad idea. Questioning the sense of sending the King at a time of such strained relations. So has the trip turned the tide when it comes to Anglo-American relations? "I wouldn't say we're there to change the relationship," said a senior Palace aide.
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King has Midas touch with Trump, but benefits for Britain remain to be seen

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By Laura Bundock 
| MSN UK
Laura Bundock, royal correspondent The Palace acknowledges this was a trip with "challenge and risk". But as they boarded the flight home, the view from the royal plane was clear: "This was a week well spent." It's certainly been a great piece of PR for theKing. It's unlikely, though, to reassure those who thought a state visit to the US was a bad idea. Questioning the sense of sending the King at a time of such strained relations.
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Family's anger as hospital unit where father died after surgery mix-up investigated

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By Laura Bundock 
| MSN UK
The family of a man who died waiting for life-saving brain surgery at one of the country's leading hospitals say they're "furious" the department which treated him is now under rapid investigation. John Brackenbury died in 2016 after doctors at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge prioritised another patient for treatment. Despite several recommendations being made after John's death, whistleblowers at the hospital have told Sky News that changes didn't happen.
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