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King Charles' nephew James, 18, to study rural land management after passing A-levels

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James, Earl of Wessex and son of Prince Edward and Sophie, has passed his A-levels at age 18. He will pursue a degree in rural land management at the Royal Agricultural University in Gloucestershire. Before beginning his studies, James spent part of the summer working as a farmhand at King Charles III's Sandringham estate. During his time there, he was reportedly seen driving tractors and engaging in practical agricultural work.

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