Prince William and Kate Middleton are mourning the death of their family dog.
Prince William and Kate Middleton Mourn the Death of Beloved Cocker Spaniel Lupo
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Piers Morgan Says the BBC Needs to Come Clean and If Its Alleged Lies, Deceit and Fraud Over Princess Diana’s Panorama Interview are Proven True – then All those Responsible Have her Blood on their Hands
‘Do you regret doing Panorama?’ I asked Princess Diana over lunch at Kensington Palace in May 1996, six months after her infamous BBC interview that is now making global headlines again.
Retired senior judge John Dyson to lead investigation into 1995 Princess Diana interview
The BBC’s board of directors has approved the appointment of a retired senior judge to lead an independent investigation into the circumstances around a controversial 1995 TV interview with Princess Diana, the broadcaster said Wednesday.
Philippines’ Typhoon Vamco Deaths Rise as Worst Floods in 45 Years Hit North
The death toll from the deadliest cyclone to hit the Philippines this year has climbed to 67, while many areas remained submerged in a northern region hit by the worst flooding in more than four decades, officials said on Sunday.
Austria Investigating 21 Possible Accomplices of Vienna Terrorist
Austria is investigating 21 people as possible accomplices of the jihadist who went on a deadly shooting rampage in Vienna last week, but much remains unknown, including how he got to the area of the attack, officials said on Friday.
Twenty African Migrants Drown in Libya Shipwreck
Twenty African migrants are believed to have drowned off the coast of Libya when their boat sank as they tried to cross the Mediterranean to Europe, while more bodies washed ashore on Libyan beaches on Friday from a shipwreck earlier this week.
Turkmenistan’s Ruler Unveils 50ft Golden Statue of his Favourite Dog Breed in the Country’s Capital
The ruler of Turkmenistan has unveiled a 50ft golden statue of his favourite dog breed in the country’s capital.
Israeli Operatives Reportedly Killed al Qaeda’s No. 2 Leader in Iran in August
Al Qaeda’s second-in-command, accused of helping to mastermind the 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa, was killed in Iran in August by Israeli operatives acting at the behest of the United States, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing intelligence officials.
New Tropical Storm Iota Expected to Hit Central America as Another Major Hurricane
Tropical Storm Iota should strengthen into a major hurricane by the time it smashes into the jungles of the Miskito Coast of Nicaragua and Honduras on Monday, a region still recovering from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Eta.
At Least 27 Wounded in Peru as Protesters and Police Clash Amid Political Unrest
At least 27 people have been wounded in clashes between police and protestors as thousands of Peruvians took to the streets to demonstrate against the dismissal of President Martin Vizcarra, police and rights groups said on Friday.
Philippines Scrambles to Rescue Thousands in Northern Province After Typhoon Vamco
Philippine coast guard and disaster agencies scrambled on Saturday to rescue thousands in a northern province flooded by Typhoon Vamco, the country’s deadliest cyclone this year.
Netflix’s The Crown will Tell the Story of Queen Mother’s Nieces with Severe Learning Disabilities who were Locked in an Asylum and Neglected After Being Registered as Dead
The new series of The Crown will tell the tragic story of the Queen‘s ‘hidden’ cousins who were locked up in an asylum and registered as dead after being born with severe learning difficulties.
