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Ncuti Gatwa will officially take the helm as the 15th Doctor in Doctor Who's Christmas Day episode. He joins the Whoniverse as the first Black actor and first openly queer actor to lead the series.

EXCLUSIVE: As she heads to the 2023 Taormina Film Festival to launch her directorial short film debut Paint Her Red, Bella Thorne in her capacity as curator of the “Influential Shorts’ evening has secured the attendance of supermodel Adriana Lima. Lima will be there to launch FIFA: A Love Letter to Rwanda. ing supermodel and FIFA Global Fan Ambassador Adriana Lima.

Prince William has been mockingly branded "William the Woke" by historian David Starkey.In a GB News interview, the TV presenter also shared his belief that the Duke of Cambridge – second in line to the throne after his father Prince Charles – might be the person that brings an end to the monarchy.Starkey expressed his views while speaking to GB News presenter Mark Steyn about the Prince of Wales' criticism of the Government's decision to send migrants to Rwanda.

The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has said he will 'listen' to voters but 'keep going' after the Conservatives suffered two heavy by-election losses. The defeats in Wakefield and in Tiverton and Honiton led to Oliver Dowden resigning as the Tory party co-chairman.

touched down in Kigali, Rwanda, where they will attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.There are many unspoken messages in this: Carrie usually wears dresses but, in choosing a suit, she may be using this moment to assert herself. The ensemble projects a confident image at a time when she is at the centre of rumours that she was considered for senior roles in the Foreign Office and Royal household at a time during which she and her now-husband Boris Johnson were having an affair (a spokesman for Mrs Johnson has described the claims as “totally untrue”).That it’s an affordable Zara number is also tactful given that the country is on the brink of a recession. The colour is important too though.

Judi Love recalled her hilarious meeting with Prince Charles after attentding a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.The 42 year old dished all to her fellow Loose Women panellists on Friday as she spoke of her royal encounter alongside Brenda Edwards the day earlier. As the women around her giggled, Judi recalled: "I took so long with Mr.

Loose Women presenters Brenda Edwards and Judi Love attended a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday 9 June, to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.The event, which celebrates and recognises the important contribution that the Commonwealth diaspora provides the United Kingdom, welcomed hundreds of guests to the palace, from celebrities to key figures representing the arts, education, the NHS, and the charity sector. At the event, Brenda was pictured speaking to Prince Charles, shaking his hand as the Prince smiled.The presenters were also pictured in their outfits as they entered the reception.

surface-to-air missiles as they prepared to land in Kigali, Rwanda.All 12 people on board were killed.The assassination set in motion the elimination of Rwanda’s leaders and triggered the Rwandan genocide which is said to be "one of the bloodiest events of the late 20th century."The majority of the casualties were from the Tutsi minority ethnic group that resided in Rwanda, with an estimated 500,000 to 1,000,000 people slaughtered in a 100-day period between April and July 1994.They were carried out by Hutu ethnic extremists who wanted to eradicate all political opponents, whatever their ethnic origin.For the latest breaking news stories and incredible tales from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.It is unknown who was responsible for the assassination itself but most theories point to the Tutsi rebel Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF).However, the RPF blamed the Hutu – claiming that they would use the deaths to justify mass slaughter.In 2010, an investigation by the Rwandan government blamed Hutu extremists in the Rwandan army.Several investigations were conducted by different countries, but all pursuits of prosecutions ended in 2020 due to "insufficient evidence."

Naman Ramachandran The nascent Basketball Africa League (BAL), a partnership between the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), is set to get its own documentary series.Fremantle, “True Detective” executive producer Richard Brown and sports marketing company Infront have teamed with the BAL to produce an original documentary series telling the story of its launch and inaugural season. The BAL is a new professional league featuring 12 teams from across Africa that starts May 16 in Kigali, Rwanda.