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'More luck than judgement': How that photo of Andrew leaving custody was captured
The image, taken by Reuters photographer Phil Noble, went viral when it was published on Thursday. He says capturing the moment came down to a tip-off and more than a little luck. Source link
Pacific Islands cut Russia's 'shadow tankers' loose
Pacific Islands are rapidly de-flagging vessels on their shipping registries after gaining international attention for their role in Russia’s “shadow fleet”. Source link
For years Andrew escaped scrutiny, but things are shifting under Charles
Like so many of the elite caught in Epstein’s web, Andrew believed he would escape scrutiny for his behaviour. But it is precisely because of his name and position that his alleged wrongdoing has now delivered him into the hands of the law. Source link
UK to consider removing Andrew from royal succession line
The UK government is to look at removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession, an official says, as royal protection police face a grilling on “anything they saw or heard”. Source link
Epstein estate to pay up to $US35 million in victims' settlement
Jeffrey Epstein’s estate has agreed to pay as much as $US35 million to resolve a class action lawsuit, according to a court filing on Thursday. Source link
Man who left girlfriend to freeze to death on mountain gets suspended sentence
A man who left his girlfriend to freeze to death on an Austrian mountain has been handed a five-month suspended sentence for manslaughter. Source link
Trump wants federal agencies to release files on UFOs
US President Donald Trump says he will direct federal agencies to begin “identifying and releasing” government files related to UFOs and aliens. Source link
'A cell, a bed, a toilet': Andrew's birthday in a police lock-up
Ostracised by his family and stripped of his titles, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor celebrates his 66th birthday with police. Source link
Eileen Gu's 'sweet' jab at JD Vance after citizenship row
Eileen Gu says she is flattered that JD Vance thinks she should be competing for the US, but feels his comments are driven by an anti-China bias from Washington. Source link
The Orwellian twist in Trump's first Board of Peace meeting
Unless the Board of Peace begins to focus and genuinely tries to make the world a better place, this may well prove to be yet another monument to Donald Trump. Source link