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Meghan Markle tells Americans to ‘open their arms’ to welcome new people this Thanksgiving – after claiming she felt ‘lonely’ while in the royal family

Meghan Markle has urged Americans to ‘open their arms’ to new people this Thanksgiving – after claiming she felt ‘lonely’ in the Royal Family. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, hosted a dinner in Los Angeles for Afghan women who have settled in the US earlier this month. In an interview with …

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Man taken to hospital after crash on A14

A man has been taken to hospital after a crash on the A14. Emergency services were called to reports of a car in a ditch following a crash in the eastbound carriageway near Levington at about 7.10am on Monday. A spokesman for the East of England Ambulance Service said one …

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Royal fans joke Prince William has been ‘done dirty’ by £40 Christmas decoration that showcases his bald spot and receding hairline

Royal fans have been left divided over a Christmas decoration of Prince William – with some joking the future King has been ‘done dirty’.  The Prince of Wales, 42, is the subject of an ornament created by Cody Foster and Co, a vintage collectibles company based in Nebraska.  The £40 decoration shows the royal …

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Royal fans spot ‘hidden detail’ in Queen Mary of Denmark’s new portrait: ‘This speaks volumes about her marriage’

Eagle-eyed fans are gushing over a ‘secret’ detail in Queen Mary of Denmark’s brand new portrait – but many are conflicted over the true meaning. The photos of the Australian-born Danish queen and King Frederik were taken at Frederik VIII’s Palace in Amalienborg, the couple’s official residence in Copenhagen. Queen …

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Britain’s new state-owned energy firm

Ed Miliband visits the Floating Wind Innovation Centre during October. Picture by Lauren Hurley/DESNZ The UK’s new energy secretary Ed Miliband, a former Labour leader who has long championed the net zero agenda, has just set up a state-owned energy firm – reversing privatisation’s 45-year march through Britain’s public sector. …

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