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The Duke of Sussex has received an urgent warning about appearing with Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe in public.
Hodgson’s Palace have won just one of their last 12 games.
BA refused to give specifics beyond it being a ‘technical issue’.
The right-wing rebel leader has said Britain cannot remain in the ECHR, and warned that it’s a debate the country now needs to have.
Someone might be getting a strong telling off.
King Charles was absent from Sunday’s Church service in Sandringham – which he usually attends every week.
Sunday Papers – ‘Hunt promises tax cuts’ & ‘HS2 back on track’ – the full perspective Sunday’s newspapers cover a variety of stories, mostly focused on domestic news as politics gears up for the upcoming general election. Several of the tabloid papers feature images and reports on the latest royal news. ‘Tax-cutting Chancellor’ Jeremy Hunt, as reported by The Mail on Sunday, has written a ‘gung-ho’ article promising to be a tax-cutting chancellor, inspired by Nigel Lawson’s approach in the 1980s. He aims to bring about a similar economic boom and could have a £10 billion budget for tax cuts in…
The king will go under the knife in the coming days.
Elementor #581083January 21, 20241 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sunday Telegraph -Crackdown on ‘activists’ in the Civil ServiceThe Sunday Telegraph reports the government has ordered a review of diversity networks in the Civil Service to stop officials “using their jobs as a vehicle for political activism”.Cabinet Office minister John Glen tells the paper he applauds progress on diversity but the public expected staff to be delivering the government’s agenda and public services rather than internal projects in work time.The front page also features an image of a woman and young girl found dead along with two…
Chelsea are long-term admirers of the Republic of Ireland striker.
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