Setting out an explanation for why they are partaking in the show, he centres attention on the media, saying: “This is about duty and service and I feel being part of this family, it is my duty to uncover this exploitation and bribery that happens within our media.”
“I saw things, I experienced things, I learned things — the pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution.”
The Duke of Sussex compares his wife to his late mother in a segment dedicated to Princess Diana thetimes.co.uk/article/harry-…
Harry has described how Meghan meeting the Queen for the first time was a “shock to the system”.
“How do you explain that you bow to your grandmother? And that you will need to curtsy. Especially to an American. That’s weird.”
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The government has announced a £229m deal with Saab to purchase more of the Swedish-developed fire-and-forget missiles, which have proved extremely effective at destroying Russian tanks thetimes.co.uk/article/britis…
Weighing 12.5kg (28lb), the shoulder-launched missile systems are manufactured in Belfast by the subcontractor Thales UK, a subsidiary of a French defence company.
They have a range of up to 800m (half a mile) and use a predicted line of sight to lock on to targets
The UK has donated about 7,000 missiles to Ukraine, a figure representing about half the British stockpile, defence sources have told The Times.
Each missile costs about £30k, meaning the new contract should replace all those given to Kyiv thetimes.co.uk/article/britis…
Qatar’s World Cup chief executive has responded to the death of a migrant worker during the tournament at a training base used by the Saudi Arabia team by saying: “Death is a natural part of life” thetimes.co.uk/article/world-…
The Filipino man was reported by The Athletic to have died at the five-star Sealine Beach resort at some point during the World Cup after he slipped off a ramp while walking alongside a forklift truck and struck his head on concrete
Nasser Al Khater, the Qatar 2022 chief executive, appeared annoyed and defensive when questioned about the death.
He responded by saying:
🗣️ “We’re in the middle of the World Cup, we have a successful World Cup and this is something you want to talk about right now?"
Céline Dion has revealed she has been diagnosed with a rare incurable neurological condition, forcing her to cancel her European tour thetimes.co.uk/article/celine…
The singer, 54, said in a tearful social media post that her condition, known as stiff-person syndrome, caused her muscles to tense uncontrollably and hindered her everyday movements, including singing
Dion, whose hits include My Heart Will Go On, said in the video on Instagram:
🗣️ “Hello everyone. I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to reach out to you. As you know I’ve always been an open book and I wasn’t ready to say anything before but I’m ready now"
Elon Musk has installed queen-sized matresses in converted Twitter conference rooms so that employees can sleep at work thetimes.co.uk/article/elon-m…
The authorities in San Francisco have opened an investigation into claims that Musk converted office space into bedrooms in what could be a violation of local building regulations
According to Forbes, employees arriving at the Twitter headquarters on Monday were surprised to find mattresses in a converted conference room
The United States is to bolster its military presence in Australia after promising it will not leave Canberra with defence gaps as China extends its influence in the Pacific thetimes.co.uk/article/us-b-5…
More long-range nuclear bombers will be deployed in Australia and the US will increase the number of rotations of jet fighters, troops and visits by navy ships
It came as Fumio Kishida, Japan’s prime minister, increased its target for military spending over the next five years to 43 trillion yen (£257 bn), 1.5 times the present level, as the country seeks to build its defence against the expansionist threat China poses in the region
With the launch of their bombshell Netflix series just ahead of Harry’s book, Spare, Hilary Rose explores how the Sussexes’ relationship with ‘the Firm’ blew up so spectacularly
Trailers for Harry and Meghan’s new Netflix documentary could not make it clearer that for the Sussexes, with the Queen dead, the gloves are off. Now it looks like there is no going back thetimes.co.uk/article/harry-…
“I had to do everything I could to protect my family,” he says on film. He talks about “the pain and suffering of women marrying into this institution... the feeding frenzy”