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Meghan Markle’s Popularity Falls to Record Low in U.K. as Favorability Hits 20%, Poll Finds
Meghan Markle's standing in Britain has fallen to its lowest point since tracking began in 2017, according to new YouGov data released this week. The Duchess of Sussex is now viewed favorably by only 20% of U.K. adults, while 65% view her unfavorably, producing a net approval rating of minus 45-the worst on record for her. 
Meghan Markle's standing in Britain has fallen to its lowest point since tracking began in 2017, according to new YouGov data released this week. The Duchess of Sussex is now viewed favorably by only 20% of U.K. adults, while 65% view her unfavorably, producing a net approval rating of minus 45-the worst on record for her. -
Putin Silent on Istanbul Peace Talks as Zelenskyy Vows to Attend, Trump Signals Possible Visit
Kremlin officials have refused for a third consecutive day to confirm whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to Istanbul on Thursday for proposed peace talks with Ukraine, despite mounting international pressure and an open challenge from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to meet face-to-face. 
Kremlin officials have refused for a third consecutive day to confirm whether Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to Istanbul on Thursday for proposed peace talks with Ukraine, despite mounting international pressure and an open challenge from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to meet face-to-face. -
Canada's Carney Slams King Charles Over Trump State Visit Invitation
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has openly criticized King Charles III and the British government for inviting President Donald Trump to a second state visit to the United Kingdom, calling the timing "not coincidental" amid Trump's repeated claims that Canada should become the 51st U.S. state. The remarks add diplomatic weight to an already fraught transatlantic relationship as both the U.K. and Canada navigate relations with the American president. 
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has openly criticized King Charles III and the British government for inviting President Donald Trump to a second state visit to the United Kingdom, calling the timing "not coincidental" amid Trump's repeated claims that Canada should become the 51st U.S. state. The remarks add diplomatic weight to an already fraught transatlantic relationship as both the U.K. and Canada navigate relations with the American president. -
‘Get Hands Dirty’ to Succeed, Meghan Markle Tells Podcast Listeners While Family Rift Deepens
Meghan Markle offered a candid glimpse into her entrepreneurial philosophy during the latest episode of her Lemonada Media podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, just as her half-brother Thomas Markle Jr. confirmed he is writing a tell-all memoir about the Duchess. The episode, released Tuesday, features a conversation with Heather Hasson, co-founder of billion-dollar medical scrubs company FIGS, and marks the sixth installment of the series. 
Meghan Markle offered a candid glimpse into her entrepreneurial philosophy during the latest episode of her Lemonada Media podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, just as her half-brother Thomas Markle Jr. confirmed he is writing a tell-all memoir about the Duchess. The episode, released Tuesday, features a conversation with Heather Hasson, co-founder of billion-dollar medical scrubs company FIGS, and marks the sixth installment of the series. -
Princess Kate Supports Victoria Beckham at British Design Awards Amid Peltz Family Rift
Princess Kate made a high-profile show of support for Victoria Beckham on Tuesday, appearing in a green tailored suit from the former Spice Girl's fashion label while presenting the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design at an event hosted by the British Fashion Council in London. 
Princess Kate made a high-profile show of support for Victoria Beckham on Tuesday, appearing in a green tailored suit from the former Spice Girl's fashion label while presenting the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design at an event hosted by the British Fashion Council in London. -
Prince Andrew’s Ex-Adviser Claims on Tape He Lied About Sex With Underage Girls
Prince Andrew is facing renewed scrutiny after his former crisis manager, John Bryan, was secretly recorded alleging that the Duke of York had sex with underage girls while connected to Jeffrey Epstein. The footage was captured by James O'Keefe, the conservative activist and founder of Project Veritas, and released online earlier this week. 
Prince Andrew is facing renewed scrutiny after his former crisis manager, John Bryan, was secretly recorded alleging that the Duke of York had sex with underage girls while connected to Jeffrey Epstein. The footage was captured by James O'Keefe, the conservative activist and founder of Project Veritas, and released online earlier this week. -
Princess Anne Returns to Support King Charles at Windsor Castle Parade
King Charles III and Princess Anne led a major ceremonial event at Windsor Castle on Monday, presenting new Union Standards to the Household Cavalry in a display steeped in military tradition and royal symbolism. The siblings inspected the troops and presided over the formal consecration and handover of the new flags to the two most senior regiments of the British Army. 
King Charles III and Princess Anne led a major ceremonial event at Windsor Castle on Monday, presenting new Union Standards to the Household Cavalry in a display steeped in military tradition and royal symbolism. The siblings inspected the troops and presided over the formal consecration and handover of the new flags to the two most senior regiments of the British Army. -
Embattled Prince Andrew Braces for Fallout as Epstein Video Featuring Virginia Giuffre Set for Release
Prince Andrew is facing renewed scrutiny amid reports that U.S. authorities are reviewing a trove of video footage seized from the late Jeffrey Epstein, including a potential recording that may show the Duke of York with Virginia Giuffre, an alleged victim of Epstein's sex trafficking operation. According to Attorney General Pam Bondi, the FBI is examining "tens of thousands of videos" collected after Epstein's death in 2019, raising concerns inside Buckingham Palace as new details emerge. 
Prince Andrew is facing renewed scrutiny amid reports that U.S. authorities are reviewing a trove of video footage seized from the late Jeffrey Epstein, including a potential recording that may show the Duke of York with Virginia Giuffre, an alleged victim of Epstein's sex trafficking operation. According to Attorney General Pam Bondi, the FBI is examining "tens of thousands of videos" collected after Epstein's death in 2019, raising concerns inside Buckingham Palace as new details emerge. -
Prince William ‘Went Ballistic' Over Meghan Markle Staff Bully Claims, Prompting Royal Rift
Prince William erupted with fury after learning of internal complaints about Meghan Markle's alleged mistreatment of palace staff, triggering what sources described as a major rupture in his relationship with Prince Harry. The claims, detailed in historian Robert Lacey's book Battle of Brothers, allege that Meghan created a "toxic environment" during her time at Kensington Palace, where staff reportedly endured emotional distress and, in one case, symptoms akin to PTSD. 
Prince William erupted with fury after learning of internal complaints about Meghan Markle's alleged mistreatment of palace staff, triggering what sources described as a major rupture in his relationship with Prince Harry. The claims, detailed in historian Robert Lacey's book Battle of Brothers, allege that Meghan created a "toxic environment" during her time at Kensington Palace, where staff reportedly endured emotional distress and, in one case, symptoms akin to PTSD. -
Prince Harry Faces Consequences After Bombshell Interview
Prince Harry is facing renewed criticism from royal experts and former courtiers following a BBC interview in which he addressed his fractured relationship with King Charles III and commented on his father's ongoing cancer treatment. The remarks, delivered days after he lost a Court of Appeal challenge over his U.K. security arrangements, are being described as damaging to any chance of reconciliation with the royal family. 
Prince Harry is facing renewed criticism from royal experts and former courtiers following a BBC interview in which he addressed his fractured relationship with King Charles III and commented on his father's ongoing cancer treatment. The remarks, delivered days after he lost a Court of Appeal challenge over his U.K. security arrangements, are being described as damaging to any chance of reconciliation with the royal family.
