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Prince Harry was staunchly defended by his uncle, Earl Charles Spencer, against what he deemed a "barbaric" decision by the Royal Family concerning the Duke during the funeral arrangements for Princess Diana.

Jessica Kiang Near the beginning and near the end of Mirlan Abdykalykov‘s beautifully made but tough-minded, enraging “Bride Kidnapping” there are literally mirroring shots of the main character, 19-year-old Umut (Akak Berdibekova). At the start, she gazes at her reflection in modest pleasure as she gets dressed: a lovely young woman, with a ready, dimpled smile, looking forward to the day and to a simple but fulfilling future as a nurse.

Founder and president of 3D Fight Club Dougie Joyce is hoping to change people's perception of bare-knuckle boxing and MMA at his upcoming Manchester event.

A mum who endured a “barbaric” intimate procedure without pain relief has said she has never been through so much pain.

'Barbaric, cruel and discriminatory'. That’s how a mum living with Multiple Sclerosis has described a new rule, proposed by the Scottish Government, which disqualifies anyone who can walk further than 20m from the higher rate of mobility benefits.

A man killed a woman who was concerned about how he was treating his partner.

Prince Harry was "obsessed" with keeping the birth of his son Archie a secret from the public eye, and wife Meghan Markle was equally not interested in sharing her firstborn with the world. "It was not just Harry that was obsessed with keeping the details a secret," royal expert Kinsey Schofield exclusively told Fox News Digital.

Hospital. She had found him unconscious with a ligature around his neck on April 7.READ MORE: Archie Battersbee dies after last-ditch effort to keep life support on fails Hollie thinks he may have been taking part in the TikTok Blackout Challenge, a disturbing online trend that sees young people try different destructive methods to make themselves unconscious.

A gamekeeper at an elite hunting estate has been jailed for barbaric crimes against animals.

stabbed his mum and drank her blood because she refused to give him money, it is alleged. Thabang Mosoane, 24, has pleaded guilty in court to taking 53-year-old Kedisaletse Elizbeth Moswane's life on May 9.

Russian troops "barbaric".Conor Bracewaite, who's been there for two months with two other Brit medics, initially went to Ukraine to help out by bringing supplies and evacuating people from the capital, Kyiv, while using his medical background to lend a hand. Eventually, he took up arms and was impressed by the Ukrainian resolve, while he was horrified by the Russian troops' behaviour.

Ukrainian deputy mayor has sensationally claimed that Russian soldiers are capturing civilians in embattled areas, and are forcing them into labour in Vladimir Putin's despot state - even likening the situation to Nazi Germany. Sergei Orlov, deputy mayor of devastated city Mariupol, said that up to 40,000 Ukrainians have been hauled across the border to work in "depressed" areas of Russia, including far outposts in Siberia.He said that the people are given a 15-minute warning before their homes are shelled to bits.Mr Orlov told the Sun exclusively: “Russian troops are bursting into cellars and basements where our people are hiding like frightened mice and telling them: ‘You have 15 minutes to leave.’ “If they refuse to come out the buildings are destroyed, leaving families entombed."We have made contact with people who have told us what is happening — they are being taken off to Russia to work for the state in depressed areas.“It is forced labour.

Russia would face a “dramatic increased response” from the West if Vladimir Putin uses chemical weapons in Ukraine, a Tory minister warned.

A dog rescue centre is responsible for saving hundreds of dogs from the horrifying conditions of the meat trade in China, where the animals are often beaten, boiled alive or skinned alive.

Three people - including a young girl - have been killed in the bombing of a hospital in Mariupol, the city's council has announced.

Ukraine officials have fired a grim warning to Europe after its Chernobyl nuclear power plant was hit by a blackout.

An Ayrshire MP has joined the campaign to see a ban on ‘barbaric’ trophy hunting imports.

A collection of Russian film distributors and industry executives have braved potentially dangerous consequences by calling for an end to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Boris Johnson has condemned President Vladimir Putin with his "strongest remarks yet" as the conflict continues in Ukraine.

Death in Paradise.The actor has spoken out about Project Galgo, a charity that helps the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds, having recently raised £25,000 for stray dogs in the Caribbean himself.In connection with Love Your Pet Day, Ralf has organised for all of the funds raised from his Cameo appearances to go to Battersea Cats and Dog Home.Working with Project Galgo, Ralf has used his platform to send a message about the treatment of animals.Speaking about his work with Project Galgo and Cameo, he said: "I became a patron of Project Galgo after learning about the horrific treatment of Spanish greyhounds - 'Galgos' and 'Podencos'."There is a very cruel custom amongst some Spanish hunters, or 'Galgueros,' that destroys more than 50,000 Galgos every year, and many of these dogs are tortured (yes, literally tortured) if they were considered to hunt poorly over the season."The reasoning given is that the torture will 'wash away the shame' of having hunted badly."He continued: "Needless to say, it is horrifying and barbaric, and Project Galgo works tirelessly to fight this practice and rescue as many Galgos as they can."Visit projectgalgo.com to find out more about their work (but please be advised, it is distressing, which makes it all the more important)."Ralf also made sure to thank his fans, having been "overwhelmed" by his fan base since starting on Death in Paradise.He said: "I have been overwhelmed by how much the Death In Paradise fans have responded to my stint on the show, and doing this is a wonderful way to connect with them."I hope many of them will get in touch so I can say hi, give them a shout out, and together we can try and make a difference for these poor animals in desperate need."Ralf recently

A teaching assistant who encouraged a two-year-old she was caring for to kill badgers and foxes during a family day out has been found guilty of wildlife offences.