- CelebrityHuffPost UK
Ben Fogle Shuts Down Piers Morgan's Question About Meghan Markle On Good Morning Britain
He appeared on GMB to talk about his new Chernobyl documentary... so naturally Piers' first question was about Meghan.
- NewsThe Independent
Ryanair hoping for restart for summer holidays as DfT clarifies earliest date for international travel
Airline calls on UK government to ‘accelerate their plans’ for restarting holidays
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No confidence vote in Nicola Sturgeon to be submitted after Alex Salmond case legal advice published
A no-confidence vote in Nicola Sturgeon is to be submitted by the Scottish Conservatives. The move against the first minister comes after the Scottish government published legal advice concerning the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment made against Alex Salmond. Ms Sturgeon's deputy, John Swinney, agreed to hand over the legal advice after himself being threatened with a no-confidence vote.
- NewsThe Independent
‘Selfish and inconsiderate’: Man and woman each fined £10,000 after returning from Dubai and failing to quarantine
Two people avoided direct flight back to UK
- NewsThe Telegraph
Prince Harry and Meghan's 2018 tour was 'stressful' for staff and left one aide visibly upset
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s autumn 2018 tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga was “stressful” for staff, with at least one aide visibly upset after a discussion with the Duchess. One engagement in particular has long been shrouded in mystery, with no credible explanation given as to why the Duchess was abruptly whisked from a market in Fiji’s capital Suva, cutting short the visit. At the time, even palace aides appeared confused about what had happened, with a succession of contradictory briefings. The engagement was organised to allow Meghan to learn more about a UN Women's project called Markets for Change, which promotes women's empowerment in marketplaces throughout the Pacific. Sources have now claimed that the Duchess was upset when she saw branding for UN Women, an organisation she had worked with before. Meghan had allegedly said she would only go to the market if there was no branding for the organisation, a source told the Times, although the reason behind it is unknown.
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White House Residence Staffer Saw An Immediate Difference Between Trumps, Bidens
"It’s like night and day," the White House worker told The New Yorker.
- CelebrityYahoo News UK
Royal adviser who complained about Meghan's 'bullying' still working for Kate and William
Jason Knauf also helped the Duchess of Sussex write a letter to her father after her wedding.
