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[ad_1] Prince Charles looks likely to bypass Princess Eugenie in her request for a royal residence in Windsor, despite brother Prince Andrew’s longstanding wishes. The Duke of York – who himself has been snubbed in favour of working royals for appearing on the Queen’s balcony for the jubilee celebrations – had ‘always had his eye’…
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[ad_1] We recently encountered the practice of “anti-advertising” in our special report from Glastonbury Festival on How to be an anti-capitalist artist. And this week, we spotted another example of the genre, as youth activists launched a takeover of Westfield London, a popular shopping centre, with a billboard calling to end junk food advertisements this…
[ad_1] Prince Harry is set to attend King Charles’ Coronation next week, but royal aides are worried he might bail Prince Harry is set to attend his father King Charles’ Coronation next week, however, there are fears that he may still pull out of the historic occasion amid no planning updates from his side. According…
Daily Mail Doncaster mother catches postie smash manhole cover in vanDaily MailA distraught mum is fuming after watching CCTV of a Royal Mail van smash a manhole on her driveway – before the postie inspected the damage and DROVE OFF. Sarah Westerman, 41, was horrified after she reviewed footage of her property being …and more » More:…
[ad_1] B T and Openreach workers are to stage fresh strikes in a long-running dispute over pay. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) said its members will walk out on October 6, 10, 20 and 24. The action will include the tens of thousands of Openreach engineers and BT call centre workers who have walked out…