Prince Harry tries his hand at newsreading and DJing
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STORY: Prince Harry officially launched a TV station at a technology college in Nottingham in central England on Thursday.
The Confetti Institute provides training in the creative industries.
The institute is part of the consortium which will run Nottingham's first local television station, Notts TV, due to start broadcasting on a free-to-air platform from next year.
The Prince met film, TV, music and gaming students who are studying at the institute.
During the visit he got the chance to read a news bulletin from an autocue and to test his DJ skills.
STORY: Prince Harry officially launched a TV station at a technology college in Nottingham in central England on Thursday.
The Confetti Institute provides training in the creative industries.
The institute is part of the consortium which will run Nottingham's first local television station, Notts TV, due to start broadcasting on a free-to-air platform from next year.
The Prince met film, TV, music and gaming students who are studying at the institute.
During the visit he got the chance to read a news bulletin from an autocue and to test his DJ skills.
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