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King and Queen struggle to cut cake with ceremonial sword

King Charles and Queen Camilla visited the Eden Project in Cornwall to mark its 25th anniversary.
During their visit, the royal couple attempted to cut a Victoria sponge cake with a sword.
The sword was presented to them by Colonel Sir Edward Bolitho, the Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall.
They were seen laughing as they struggled to slice through the street party-themed cake.
The cake was designed by The Big Lunch charity for the occasion.

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King and Queen laugh as they struggle to cut cake with sword

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