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Hey! Say! JUMP features on the cover of Japanese magazine Myojo, wearing prince-style outfits, as the group shares their enthusiasm for their 20th anniversary year. The cover shoot is drawing attention from fans, with the anniversary milestone and the group's new looks being the main points of discussion.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made their first official joint public engagement in the UK since stepping back as senior royals and relocating to the United States. Meghan said it was 'great to be back' as the couple visited a youth group. The trip comes alongside news of a Harry documentary, reports of a royal family freeze-out by King Charles, and criticism the pair aimed at 'extraordinarily reckless' paparazzi following a security alert at their children's school.
- 3Saudi crown prince faces crisis as Houthis renew attacks▼Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is facing one of the biggest crises of his tenure as the Houthis, whom he tried t
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is confronting one of the most serious challenges of his tenure, as the Houthis launch renewed attacks on the kingdom nearly a decade after the Saudi-led intervention that aimed to crush them. Reports note that Saudi allies are holding back, leaving the kingdom increasingly exposed to the group's campaign.
- 4UK Freezes £30 Million Mansion Tied to Prince Group Figure●UK Freezes £30 Million Mansion Linked to Alleged Senior Prince Group Associate https://www. occrp.org/en/news/uk-freezes
British authorities have frozen a £30 million mansion in the UK believed to be linked to a senior associate of the Prince Group, an organisation accused of large-scale fraud and money laundering. The move, reported by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, is part of wider efforts to seize assets allegedly bought with criminal proceeds.
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Residents of Crescent Acres attended court to show support for a group of girls following an alleged attack, according to reporting by paNOW, the Prince Albert, Saskatchewan news outlet. The show of community solidarity has drawn local attention, with residents turning out in person to stand behind the girls as the case proceeds through the courts.