Lib Dem Councillor campaigns for Prince Andrew to lose Duke of York title
The Prince of Wales declined to comment when he was unexpectedly asked a question about his brother, the Duke of York. Prince Charles, 73, was seen for the first time since the news broke that Prince Andrew, 61, has been stripped of his military titles and royal patronages as he faces a US civil sexual assault case. A Sky News reporter asked the heir to the throne: "Can I ask your view on your brother's position?" But Charles wouldn't be drawn on the question, as he met residents in the north ea
The Duke of York was stripped of his remaining patronages and honorary military roles.
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Gardai investigating the murder of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy in Co Offaly are continuing the hunt for her killer.
The Prince of Wales toured the Haddo Estate in Aberdeenshire, which lost hundreds of thousands of trees in Storm Arwen.
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The fallout continued on Friday as Andrew faced calls to pay for his own security and lose his dukedom.
Meteorology student Isaac Schluesche captured the images while storm chasing near the town of Earth, Texas
The big picture: neo-noir Chicago streetscapes. Musician-photographer Edgar Ortiz captures the rain-slicked days and urban energy of his city in lyrical images
Satellite images taken by a Japanese weather satellite showed the massive scale of Saturday's undersea volcanic eruption in the Pacific that sent tsunami waves to the island nation of Tonga and sparked evacuation warnings from Chile to Japan.The tsunami threat began to recede Sunday, while the extent of damage to Tonga remained unclear.The images taken by Himawari-8, a satellite operated by the Japan Meteorological Agency, showed the spectacular eruption that took place Saturday evening, with a plume of ash, steam and gas rising like a mushroom above the blue Pacific waters.
A protest march by 1,500 far-left activists in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki has turned violent
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The Novak Djokovic vaccine saga took another turn this week, when Australian immigration minister Alex Hawke moved to cancel the tennis star’s visa for a second time due to concerns over “the health, safety or good order of the Australian community.” This was after Djokovic originally had his visa cancelled at border control when he arrived in the country on 6 January, with this move later being overturned in the Australian court system. Part of what may have gone against the Serb in this latest twist in the saga is his failure to declare that he had visited Spain in the two weeks prior to arriving the country, and his admission that he left isolation in his native country to attend an interview with L’Équipe when he was knowingly positive for Covid-19.
Damian Hinds says there will be review of suspected Chinese agent’s activities. Minister says security services aware for ‘some time’ of Christine Lee channelling funds to politicians
The No 10 “partygate scandal” has worsened the public’s mental health, Sir Keir Starmer said as he laid out plans to reform the NHS under a Labour government.
Widow of Gang of Four guitarist Andy Gill reveals how she was ambushed by bereavement. Two years on from the death of her husband, Catherine Mayer speaks of the strain of sharing loss with his ex-bandmates
Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is negotiating a plea deal in his corruption case
COMMENT: The 2012 episode, which aired 10 years ago this weekend, became one of the most talked-about cliffhangers in TV history, writes Michael Hogan. But while Sherlock survived his own death, the show didn’t
The action comes ahead of a crucial vote on the bill by peers on Monday.
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