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- 1Harry and Meghan change children's UK school over security concerns●Prince Harry, Meghan Markle change kids' school in UK over security concerns
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have moved their children to a different school in the United Kingdom, citing security concerns, according to ABC News. The decision comes amid the Duke of Sussex's ongoing dispute with the British government over police protection for his family while in the country. The move is drawing attention to the couple's strained relationship with royal and security institutions.
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Spain's Princess of Asturias Awards week is under way in Oviedo, with Patti Smith already in Asturias to receive her prize. The royal household has published the programme for the King and Queen's visit alongside Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, and press coverage highlights that Leonor will make her solo debut at this year's ceremony, running from 19 to 25 October.
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A new report claims Prince Harry and Meghan Markle never accepted the 'half in, half out' arrangement they were offered before stepping back from royal duties, saying the hybrid role 'was decided and foisted upon them'. The claim reopens debate over the couple's 2020 exit from the monarchy and their dealings with Queen Elizabeth II and royal aides.
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Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman, is facing a run of setbacks, according to a new analysis in The Economist. The piece argues that political, economic and regional pressures are all converging against him at once, complicating his reform agenda and international standing. Commenters are sharing and debating the assessment of the kingdom's direction.
- 5Everything is going wrong for Muhammad bin Salman●Everything is going wrong for Muhammad bin Salman https://www. economist.com/middle-east-and- africa/2026/10/19/everythi
The Economist has published a piece arguing that Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman, is facing mounting setbacks across his domestic and foreign agenda. The article suggests his ambitious economic and political projects are encountering serious difficulties, prompting debate about the direction of Saudi policy and the prince's standing at home and abroad.
- 6Princeton Women's Tennis Players Set for NCAA Singles Field●Definitely One, Maybe Two, Princeton Women's Tennis Players Will Head To NCAA Singles Field
Princeton women's tennis will send at least one player, and possibly two, to the NCAA singles championship field. The university's athletics department announced the news, highlighting continued success for the program on the national stage. The exact number of qualifiers is expected to be confirmed when the full singles draw is released.
- 7Students Discover the Chemistry in Everyday Life●Chemistry is everywhere: Students discover the science behind everyday life
Prince William County Public Schools is highlighting how students are learning chemistry through everyday objects and routines, from cooking to cleaning products. The district's science programme encourages pupils to see chemical reactions and materials science in ordinary life, part of a broader effort to make STEM subjects feel practical and relevant rather than confined to the laboratory.