1 hour ago Prince Harry's charity chair sheds new light on awkward viral moment with Meghan Markle

Dr Sophie Chandauka, who has accused Prince Harry of 'harassment and bullying at scale', also said Meghan Markle caused an awkward moment when she turned up with a celebrity friend

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2 h. ago Figure skater who lost both parents in DC plane crash brings world championships crowd to its feet

Since the plane crash that killed his parents, figure skater Maxim Naumov has become in many ways the face of the tragedy

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2 h. ago Prince Harry's 'Netflix camera crew demand' cost charity huge loss

Sentebale chairman Dr Sophie Chandauka said an opportunity for the charity to do a Polo Challenge in Miami was thrown into turmoil when Prince Harry insisted on bringing his Netflix camera crew.

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3 h. ago Drug dealers jailed after operation to bring drugs from London to Essex

Drug dealers jailed after operation to bring drugs from London to Essex  Yahoo News UK

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4 h. ago ‘Woodstock for elder millennials’: the Garden State soundtrack anniversary concert

The music from Zach Braff’s seminal comedy drama took centre stage for one special night bringing back artists from Imogen Heap to The ShinsIt’s been two decades since the release of Garden State, Zach Braff’s film about an alienated young actor’s struggle to find meaning in life. But while the movie itself became a cult classic, perhaps its biggest legacy is its soundtrack, which went platinum, won a Grammy and became a cultural touchstone among a certain subset of the American population.So it was no surprise that, when Braff announced a 20th-anniversary concert celebrating the album, at which each of its dozen or so artists would perform, tickets were going for hundreds of dollars. This was Woodstock for elder millennials – at least a certain swath of us who, when the soundtrack came out in 2004, found an outlet for our big teenage feelings in bands like the Shins, Frou Frou and Iron and Wine. All three were among the performers at Los Angeles’s Greek Theater on Saturday evening ...

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5 h. ago ‘Wherever I looked I saw collapsed buildings’: Myanmar quake rescuers and medics struggle with size of task

After two days there are still not enough teams to find dead bodies or sufficient equipment to sift through debrisThe scale of devastation in central Myanmar is unlike anything rescue workers or medics have seen before, even in a country that has endured more than four years of brutal conflict.In Sagaing, buildings have collapsed almost everywhere after Friday’s earthquake. Even the provincial fire department building has been destroyed, damaging all the rescue machinery and vehicles inside. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago ‘A female Donald Trump’: how Gina Rinehart is pushing the Maga message in Australia

Australia’s richest person has close ties with the US president’s ‘Trumpettes’ and has even styled her company headquarters with Maga-inspired designsListen to the first episode of our new narrative podcast series: GinaGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe founder of a key support group for the US president has praised Gina Rinehart as a “female Donald Trump” and backed a push by the mining magnate to bring Trump’s policy ideas to Australia.Toni Holt Kramer, the president and founder of The Trumpettes USA, told Guardian Australia she had been friends with Rinehart since the first Trump presidency in 2016, describing her as an “extremely brilliant woman”. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Andrea Berta, Arsenal's new sporting director, with a reputation for making miracles

The Italian’s arrival is a bold change to the norm from Arsenal, but they bring in a man with a midas touch

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13 h. ago Prince Harry's charity head reveals what really happened during awkward moment with Meghan at the polo

Dr Sophie Chandauka has accused Prince Harry of 'harassment and bullying at scale' after calling the Sussex brand 'toxic'.

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13 h. ago Yoko Ono is now getting acclaim, but why do rock stars’ female partners get so much abuse? | Barbara Ellen

Ono was blamed for splitting the Beatles and taking John Lennon from his true calling. Let’s hope things are getting easier for women who date famous musiciansMore than 50 years after John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1969 bed-in, protesting against war, Ono finally gets her love-in. David Sheff’s biography Yoko, published last week, seeks to put the record straight about her stellar achievements as an internationally renowned conceptual artist.In recent years there have been retrospectives, including one at London’s Tate Modern. Kevin Macdonald’s docufilm, One To One: John And Yoko, is released in the UK next month. Ono, 92, is seeing reputational rehabilitation on a global scale, and all a long time coming. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Meghan Markle and Prince Harry accused of 'bullying at scale' by charity boss

Dr Sophie Chandauka issued a blistering statement and accused Prince Harry of 'bullying at scale' by 'unleashing the Sussex machine' after he resigned as patron of Sentebale.

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15 h. ago Prince Harry lost Sentebale venue because duke 'wanted to bring Netflix camera crew with him', ex

Dr Sophie Chandauka has accused Prince Harry of 'harassment and bullying at scale' after calling the Sussex brand 'toxic'.

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24 h. ago Prince Harry accused of ‘bullying and harassment at scale’ by head of Sentebale charity he founded

Dr Sophie Chandauka also accused the Duke of Sussex of having a ‘toxic’ brand which hindered the Sentebale charity

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24 h. ago Prince Harry accused of 'harassment and bullying at scale' by Sentebale chair

Sources, “close to the former trustees of the Sentebale charity”, said that Ms Chanduaka’s accusation of bullying and the “Sussex machine” were completely baseless

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25 h. ago Syria swears in new transitional government 4 months after Assad's removal

Syria’s new transitional government has been sworn in nearly four months after the Assad family was removed from power and as the new authorities in Damascus work to bring back stability to the war-ton country

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26 h. ago Prince Harry accused of bullying ‘at scale’ by chair of charity he founded

Sophie Chandauka says duke unleashed ‘Sussex machine’ but source close to ex-trustees claims accusation baselessThe chair of a charity set up by Prince Harry has accused him of “harassment and bullying at scale” after he and several others quit the organisation earlier this week.The Duke of Sussex was said to have initiated the campaign by the “unleashing of the Sussex machine”. Continue reading...

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26 h. ago Head of Prince Harry's Sentebale charity accuses him of 'harassment and bullying at scale' after calling the Sussex brand 'toxic'

The head of Prince Harry's Sentebale charity has accused him of 'harassment and bullying at scale' after calling the Sussex brand 'toxic'.

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27 h. ago Prince Harry accused of 'bullying' and 'unleashing the Sussex machine' by charity boss

Sentebale chair Dr Sophie Chandauka has issued a blistering statement accusing the Duke of "harassment and bullying at scale" after he quit the charity this week

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31 h. ago Myanmar earthquake survivors dig through rubble with bare hands as death toll soars past 1,600

True scale of disaster caused by 7.7-magnitude earthquake may take days to emerge as countries around the world pledge support

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31 h. ago When the physicists need burner phones, that’s when you know America’s changed | John Naughton

US academics, fearing persecution by their own government, are becoming ideological refugees. Europe, and Britain, must offer them sanctuaryAt international academic conferences recently, one sees an interesting trend. Some American participants are travelling with “burner” phones or have minimalist laptops running browsers and not much else. In other words, they are equipped with the same kind of kit that security-conscious people used to bring 15 years ago when travelling to China.So what’s up? Well, these academics have a finger on the pulse of Trump’s America, and are concerned about what might happen when they return home. They’ve read on Robert Reich’s Substack about the French scientist who was prevented from entering the country because US Border Patrol agents had found messages from him in which he had expressed his “personal opinion” to colleagues and friends about Trump’s science policies. Continue reading...

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