Gatland "touched" by OBE Honour
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Wales coach Warren Gatland said he felt "touched" after receiving a public honour from Prince William on Thursday.
The New Zealander was one of several leading sports figures from Britain and the Commonwealth named in Queen Elizabeth II's birthday honours list in June.
And Friday saw him collect his Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) medal from William, the Queen's grandson and son of Prince Charles - the heir to the British throne - during a ceremony at Windsor Castle, south-west of London.
As well as leading Wales to several Six Nations titles, last year s…
The New Zealander was one of several leading sports figures from Britain and the Commonwealth named in Queen Elizabeth II's birthday honours list in June.
And Friday saw him collect his Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) medal from William, the Queen's grandson and son of Prince Charles - the heir to the British throne - during a ceremony at Windsor Castle, south-west of London.
As well as leading Wales to several Six Nations titles, last year s…
