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Prince William apologises as Bradninch Estate sale draws tenant backlash

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Prince William has apologised after the Duchy of Cornwall's plan to sell the 3,000-acre Bradninch Estate in Devon triggered public criticism. Tenants are calling for fair valuations of their properties as the sale proceeds. King Charles is reportedly unhappy with the decision. The sale has also prompted questions about whether the Duchy is exempt from capital gains tax.

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