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September 4, 2024

News Desk

Prince Harry is not planning a permanent return to the UK

Listen to the article Prince Harry will not return to the UK permanently, despite recent speculation, the BBC has quoted well-placed sources within the royal family. The Duke of Sussex intends to remain in the United States, where he lives with his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and their children. Reports had suggested that Prince Harry may be considering a gradual return to the UK, possibly seeking to reconnect with his royal roots as he approaches his 40th birthday. However, these claims have been denied by sources close to the Duke, who say a permanent return to the UK is

January 14, 2024

News Desk

Denmark awaits new king as Queen Margrethe bows out

COPENHAGEN: Queen Margrethe II, Denmark’s longest-reigning monarch, is set to pass the throne to her eldest son Frederik on Sunday, and tens of thousands of Danes are expected to line the streets of Copenhagen to watch the historic succession. Margrethe stunned the nation of nearly six million on New Year’s Eve when she announced her decision to abdicate after 52 years as queen, becoming the first Danish monarch in nearly 900 years to abdicate. People from all over Denmark are expected to flock to Copenhagen in a sign of the monarchy’s huge popularity. “The royal family means everything Danish. It’s

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