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King Charles III has bestowed new military titles to Prince William, the next in line to the British royal throne and his eldest son, as well as his wife, Kate Middleton. Buckingham Palace announced this week that William now holds the titles of Colonel-in-Chief of The Mercian Regiment, Colonel-in-Chief of The Army Air Corps, and Royal Honorary Air Commodore of the RAF Valley.As for Kate, she is now Commodore-in-Chief of the Fleet Air Arm, Colonel-in-Chief of the 1st Queen’s Dragoon Guards, and Royal Honorary Air Commodore of the RAF Coningsby.Other members of the royal family to receive new military titles include King Charles himself, his wife, Queen Camilla, the king's youngest brother, Prince Edward, his wife, Sophie, Charles' sister, Princess Anne, and the late Queen Elizabeth II's cousin, Prince Richard.

The royal family recently raised eyebrows by removing Prince Harry’s HRH title from its website nearly three years after he stepped down — but one royal expert thinks it’s not that serious.

The names of thousands of Scots who were adopted as children were available on a genealogy website, it has emerged. Safety and privacy fears were raised after a mum found details of adoptions dating back more than 100 years on Scotland's People.

Buckingham Palace has quietly removed the HRH title from Prince Harry's biography on the official Royal Family website. The move comes three years after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down as senior royals and relocated to America.The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, had her HRH title removed from the website following the couple's decision, however, Harry's was only removed recently, despite having given up the title when he stepped down from his role as a senior royal.Throughout his page, Harry is now referred to as "The Duke" or simply "he" rather than His Royal Highness.

Prince Harry's "His Royal Highness" title was removed from his profile page on the royal family's website, more than three years after he and his wife Meghan Markle stepped down from their roles as working royals. As part of the agreement made between the couple and the royal family in January 2020, Harry, 38, and Markle, 41, would no longer use their "HRH" titles after stepping back from their official positions.

Prince Harry will no longer be referred to as «His Royal Highness» on his family's website.The U.K. news outlet noticed on Friday that the Duke of Sussex was called «His Royal Highness» twice in his bio on the royals' website, despite stepping down from senior royal duties in 2020 with his wife, Meghan Markle, and relinquishing that title. However, by Tuesday, those references had been removed from the website in reference to Harry.The reported last week that the royal website did not appear to have been completely updated since the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept.

Prince Harry has had his profile on the official Royal Family website updated to remove his HRH title.

Prince Harry’s well-known regal signifier “His Royal Highness” has been stripped away in his official bio.

The royal family website has been updated and no longer uses the “HRH” title in reference to Prince Harry.

Prince Harry's title has been downgraded on the official Royal Family website to reflect the changes agreed after Harry and Meghan Markle announced they were leaving the Firm in 2020.

It looks like Halle Bailey‘s solo career is upon us!

Daily Wire, the page was removed at the direction of a cabinet-level agency, according to reporting from The Washington Post.Subsequently, the removal of the page of LGBTQ resources prompted questions from Health Department leaders and state employees over why subject-matter experts hadn’t been consulted or forewarned.Some of those same employees also noted that the Youngkin administration had removed information from the website without consulting those experts at least three other times, targeting primarily resources on abortions, sexual health, or pregnancy.All the decisions that have been called into question appear to pertain to the Youngkin administration’s efforts to reverse course or end policies that were in place for eight years under former Democratic Governors Terry McAuliffe and Ralph Northam.In response to an inquiry about the removal, Macaulay Porter, a spokesperson for the governor, framed the issue as one of parental rights — the rallying cry that helped him first get elected due to voters’ anger over school closures stemming from COVID-19 lockdowns, and objections from conservative parents about curriculum content, books on library shelves that aren’t part of official curricula, or district policies — especially those pertaining to race or LGBTQ identity — that they viewed as overly “woke.”Porter also appeared to raise concerns about some of the helplines and chat spaces provided by the LGBTQ organizations and the possibility that youth may be vulnerable to grooming or exposed to sexually-explicit content if they access such spaces.“In Virginia, the governor will always reaffirm a parent’s role in their child’s life.

Fashion fans have discovered a discount website where brand new and current season ASOS outfits worth upwards of £140 cost £5. each. The website is packed full of thousands of ASOS outfits which are all £5, with its offering including Summer dresses, skirts, tops, coats, shoes and much more suitable for weddings, brunches, festivals, picnics, nights out and Summer holidays.

Worth It Or Woke promises “red-pilled movie reviews” and is the brainchild of James Carrick. the idea behind the site is for conservative movie fans to discover whether a new movie can be considered ‘woke’ before deciding to watch.The site’s mission statement reads: “The Oscars suck.

Carmella from Barbados, being real despite all the evidence pointing to him being catfished for the past four years. On Sunday's episode of, Tyray's sister, Lashanti, presented him with another new shocking discovery, but Tyray held on to the belief that there was something deeper going on.Tyray admitted his emotions had been all over the place since producers told him that when they attempted to contact Carmella for the show — whom Tyray had been communicating with solely through Snapchat for the past four years — a man named Christian answered and admitted to pretending to be Carmella.

Amazon Prime Day is just weeks away and the website is giving away £15 to certain customers ahead of the massive sale event.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Later this summer, Stitcher — one of the biggest podcast-listening apps — will be going silent after about 15 years. The Stitcher apps and web-streaming audio service will be shutting down on Aug. 29, 2023, according to a notice posted to its site Tuesday. In the “Stitcher Farewell” notice, the service explains it this way: “SiriusXM, the owner of Stitcher, is focused on incorporating podcasts into its flagship SiriusXM subscription business. Subscribers can listen to podcasts within the SiriusXM app and will see an all-new listening experience later this year.” The Stitcher name isn’t totally disappearing, though: The company said it “expect[s] to continue to operate our Stitcher Studios and Earwolf networks” that produce original podcast shows.

Tech fans can get the latest Apple and Samsung smartphones for a fraction of the price if bought online on US sites compared to here in the UK. We put it to the test and found huge savings on Samsung and Apple products including £300 off the iPhone 14 Pro.

Denise Richards launched her OnlyFans account one year ago and has since joined the ranks of favorite celebrity creators on the subscription-based site. Richards, 52, began the new business venture after her then-18-year-old daughter, Sami Sheen, started her own OnlyFans account weeks before. The "Wild Things" star has since shared more than 300 posts and offers $25 monthly subscriptions or $127 six-month packages for fans to access her sizzling content.

K-pop agency SM Entertainment has launched a reporting centre for fans in order to protect its artists.On June 21, the agency took to Twitter to announce the launch of ‘KWANGYA 119’, which it describes as a “reporting center for protecting the rights and interests of SM artists”.The new website, functions as a messaging board where fans can report issues regarding artists under the label directly to SM Entertainment. Fans are able to report instances of defamation, including fake news regarding the agency’s idols, as well as copyright infringement, illegal ticket sales and “corrections and suggestions” for the company.안녕하세요.⁰SM엔터테인먼트입니다.⁰⁰SM 소속 아티스트의 권익 보호를 위한 신고 센터인 'KWANGYA 119' 사이트가 오픈 되었습니다.⁰https://t.co/nDLjraEL63⁰⁰‘KWANGYA 119’는 SMTOWN 아이디로 로그인 후 이용 가능하며, ⁰‘ARTIST 명예훼손 신고’ 외에도 ‘불법 티켓/저작권 침해 신고’와… pic.twitter.com/8FLgjLY7fF— SMTOWN (@SMTOWNGLOBAL) June 21, 2023All posts on the platform are private, though other users can see which artist each report is about, as well as the nature of the complaint.

Salma Hayek is promoting her “Black Mirror” episode. The actress shared a new Netflix tool on Instagram and invited her followers to participate.