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- 1Russia deploys saints' relics as talismans in war●Why Russia is sending dead princes and saints into battle
Russia is incorporating Orthodox Christian relics, including the remains of medieval princes and saints, into its military campaign in Ukraine. Reporting details how the Russian Orthodox Church and the army have intertwined, with relics and religious iconography being carried into battle as spiritual protection and used to frame the war as a holy cause, raising concern among observers about the fusion of religion and militarism.
- 2Farage says he could deport Harry and Meghan as PM▼JUST NOW: Reform UK’s Nigel Farage says that as prime minister he might DEPORT Prince Harry and Meghan Markle back to Am
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said that if he became prime minister he might deport Prince Harry and Meghan Markle back to the United States. Speaking as the couple returned to the UK, Farage called their behaviour 'an absolute disgrace' and questioned how long they would stay. His remarks are drawing attention amid debate over the couple's ties to Britain and Reform UK's rising poll standing.
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A security alert was reported at the school attended by Prince Harry and Meghan's children, according to ITV News. Separately, an uncle of Harry confirmed a rumour about the couple that had been circulating in recent days. There is no indication anyone was harmed, and Buckingham Palace has not commented. The Duke of Sussex remains a fixture of UK headlines as interest in the family's security and private life continues.
- 4Harry and Meghan enjoy rare joint UK outing over £36 pub lunch●Prince Harry and Meghan's £36 pub lunch revealed as Sussexes enjoy first joint UK outing
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were spotted having a £36 pub lunch during their first joint public outing in the UK since stepping back as senior royals. The modest meal has drawn attention in Britain, with commentary focusing on the low-key nature of the visit and the couple's continued ability to command headlines on their rare returns to the country.
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Prince William, the Prince of Wales, is drawing attention in France amid renewed discussion of the rift between him and his brother Harry over their mother Diana's legacy. Commentary in the French press suggests a reconciliation between the two brothers remains out of reach, keeping the royal family feud in the spotlight.
- 6Meghan Markle Book Inscribed to Princess Eugenie Appears on eBay▼Meghan Markle Book Apparently Inscribed to Princess Eugenie with Personal Note Turns Up on eBay
A copy of Meghan Markle's book, apparently personally inscribed to Princess Eugenie with a handwritten note, has surfaced for sale on eBay. The listing is drawing attention because it suggests a private gift between the two royals may have been sold, raising questions about how it ended up in a stranger's hands and prompting debate about theMarkle's circle of royal friends.
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Swedish media personality Filip Hammar and Agnes Lindström Bolmgren reportedly faced chaotic scenes ahead of a lunch with Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, who made an unexpected dinner visit. A profile described the situation as 'chaos'. Swedish tabloids are covering the royal couple's surprise appearances and the scramble surrounding the engagements.
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Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, has said that Prince Harry reaches out to him more often than Prince William does. The remark has fuelled fresh discussion about the ongoing rift between Harry and the royal family, with commentary focused on which family members Harry still maintains ties with and what it says about his relationship with William and the monarchy.
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Italian President Sergio Mattarella was received in Monaco, where Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene's twins, Jacques and Gabriella, reportedly created a surprise for their parents by helping welcome the head of state. The charming moment involving the young royals drew attention, with coverage focusing on the children's unexpected role in the official reception.
- 10Meghan Markle Book With Note to Princess Eugenie Listed on eBay▼Meghan Markle Book With Handwritten Note to Princess Eugenie Reportedly Listed on eBay
A copy of Meghan Markle's book reportedly carrying a handwritten note addressed to Princess Eugenie has been listed for sale on eBay. The unusual personal inscription has drawn attention as observers question how the item reached the marketplace and what it suggests about privacy within royal circles.
- 11King Charles and Prince William said to be furious over new book▼Fox News Entertainment newsletter: Charles, William 'furious' over book; Harry, Meghan’s motives unclear
Fox News's entertainment newsletter reports that King Charles and Prince William are said to be furious over a new book, while the motives behind Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's actions remain unclear. The item frames the royal family as deeply unhappy with revelations tied to the couple, fueling ongoing speculation about tensions within the House of Windsor and the Sussexes' media strategy.
- 12King Charles and Prince William said to be furious over Harry's book▼Fox News Entertainment newsletter: Charles, William ‘furious’ over book; Harry, Meghan’s motives unclear
Fox News' entertainment newsletter reports that King Charles and Prince William are said to be furious over Prince Harry's book, with the motives of Harry and Meghan Markle remaining unclear. The claims add to the ongoing tension within the British royal family following the publication of Harry's memoir and the couple's public statements about royal life.
- 13WVU Medicine Princeton welcomes Dr. Alisha Shrestha to Bluefield practice●WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital welcomes Dr. Alisha Shrestha to Bluefield Internal Medicine
Dr. Alisha Shrestha has joined Bluefield Internal Medicine, part of WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital, expanding the hospital system's internal medicine services in southern West Virginia. WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital announced the hiring, adding Shrestha to its network of providers serving patients in the Bluefield area.