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US says it wants deal with Iran, but not ‘at any cost’

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaks to members of the media before departing from Bahrain International Airport following his visit to the Middle East to discuss the US-Iran Interim Agreement with the Gulf Arab ally in Manama on June 25, 2026. — AFP US Rejects Future Charges on Strait of Hormuz. Washington seeks agreement […]

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Princess Anne keeps her cool as she battles for trainers after King Charles

Princess Anne stepped out in London after the King’s summer heatwave jaunt for an engagement that celebrated the power of coaching. The Princess Royal, 75, visited the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to attend the UK Coaching Conference, where she joined leading figures from across the sports and coaching sector to discuss the future of coaching

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Princess Kate’s warm-hearted gesture transforms the Arboretum into a floral paradise

Princess Kate’s warm-hearted gesture transforms the Arboretum into a floral paradise Princess Kate’s thoughtful gift to the National Memorial Arboretum is now blooming spectacularly, with a stunning rose bed of 80 flowers bursting with color for the very first time. The Princess of Wales donated the Catherine Rose exhibition to the Staffordshire-based memorial, creating a

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Duchess Sophie is etching her name into royal history with quiet courage

Duchess Sophie steps in to save Britain’s hidden island gem: First Royal Duchess Sophie, the heart-stopping member of the royal family, etched her name into royal history with quiet courage and unmistakable grace, becoming the first senior royal to set foot on a forgotten British island. The Duchess of Edinburgh, 61, spread love as she

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Apple raises prices of MacBooks, iPads as memory costs skyrocket

A new MacBook Air running M2 chip is seen during Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California, U.S. on June 6, 2022. — Reuters Apple raised iPad and MacBook prices on Thursday, saying it could no longer protect customers from skyrocketing costs for memory and storage chips driven by the AI ​​industry’s data

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Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz ready to become parents?

Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz ready to become parents? Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz’s relationship is reportedly getting more serious, with new claims revealing the couple could have a family in their future. The buzz came after Zoë was spotted spending time with Harry’s mum Anne Twist during his Wembley Stadium shows in London. However,

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Taylor Swift’s dream wedding dress: Experts share best guesses

Taylor Swift’s dream wedding dress: Experts share best guesses Taylor Swift may not have announced any wedding plans yet with Travis Kelce, but people are already wondering what she might wear on her big day. Fashion experts have started sharing their predictions and some famous designer names are coming up explaining their views. A popular

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Prince William rings alarm bells as ‘danger’ reaches Palace

Prince William rings alarm bells as ‘danger’ reaches Palace Prince William left “unsettled” with reports that Prince Harry and his Netflix crew would be staying at a place belonging to their mother Princess Diana. Not only that, the Prince of Wales rang the alarm bells in the palace as he believes that King Charles is

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Palestinians reject Israeli pressure for control of ancient sites in the West Bank

A Palestinian boy rides a scooter through archaeological remains in the ancient village of Sebastia, near Nablus in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, June 4, 2026.— Reuters/File An Israeli bill that would expand civilian control over ancient sites in the West Bank has drawn criticism from Palestinians and Israeli rights groups, who say it amounts to

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