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Day: July 12, 2025
Princess Kate wore a caped red evening gown to the royal banquet for the French State Visit this week.
Dear Abby advises a woman who’s migraines are triggered by her husband’s smoking addiction.
The last known sighting of the 26-year-old backpacker was June 29.
While she said their relationship wasn’t sexual, she did admit they were very close.
The three Cambodian sites’ inscription coincides with the 50th anniversary of the rise to power of the brutal regime
Three locations used by Cambodia’s brutal Khmer Rouge regime as torture and execution sites 50 years ago have been added by Unesco to its world heritage list.
The three locations were inscribed to the list by the UN cultural agency on Friday during the 47th session of the World Heritage Committee in Paris.
Jake Retzlaff broke his silence regarding his decision to leave BYU after reportedly being set to face a seven-game suspension.
A local Kentucky school board chairman resigned after a social media post resurfaced of him allegedly calling to “shoot Republicans.”
Preschool establishment asked for extra compulsory fee for ‘consumables’ – but it should have been free
A nursery has refunded a father almost £1,200 after an investigation found he had been charged mandatory “top-up” fees for hours of childcare that should have been free.
Tiago Gomes’s daughter was eligible for government-funded childcare at the Lake House day nursery and preschool in Bristol but he was told that he must pay an extra compulsory fee for “consumables”.
People in Ukrainian capital are exhausted and struggling for normality amid a dramatic rise in bombardment
At 1am on Thursday, Dartsia Liuba went to the basement of her Kyiv apartment building with her two children and husband, Roma. The air-raid siren had gone off. A Russian attack was coming. Liuba scooped up her seven-month-old baby daughter, Halyna, and woke her bleary-eyed nine-year-old, Orysia, and they staggered down three floors to wait in sticky darkness.
Soon explosions began. There was an ugly whine in the sky immediately above their district of Podil. It came from a Shahed kamikaze drone. The streets echoed with booms and rat-tat-tat machine-gun fire as Ukrainian air defence units tried to bring it down. The moped-like buzzing stopped – and then resumed as more drones appeared, in a swarm too big to count.