hopes

1 yr. ago

From their very first meeting, over tea at Buckingham Palace, the Queen approved of Meghan Markle. Not only did she like her, she had high hopes for what the American actress might be able to achieve with Harry for the youth of the Commonwealth.

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Prince Philip called Meghan 'DoW' because she reminded him of the Duchess of Windsor... and the Queen thought her Givenchy wedding dress was 'too white' for a d..

A revelatory new book by the editor of Majesty not only reveals the Royal Family's reaction to Harry's fiancee, but lays bare the fractious relationship between him and his brother.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13038249/Prince-Philip-called-Meghan-DoW-reminded-Duchess-Windsor-Queen-thought-Givenchy-wedding-dress-white-divorcee-writes-INGRID-SEWARD-revelatory-new-book.html

TrendsInEurope

1 yr. ago

Live news: European stocks at multiyear highs on buoyant luxury goods and hopes of early interest rate cuts.https://www.ft.com/content...
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Sportsnews

1 yr. ago

Natasha Jonas hopes Saturday night’s fight with Mikaela Mayer will be a “historic battle” and a legacy-defining clash for the Liverpudlian in her hometown.

When Mayer's team suggested this IBF welterweight world ******* le fight would be women's boxing's answer to Marvin Hagler vs Tommy Hearns, the epic three-round war, Jonas smiled broadly.
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Natasha Jonas vs Mikaela Mayer: With legacy on the line the two-weight world champion wants a 'historic battle' | Boxing News | Sky Sports

Headlining in her hometown Natasha Jonas fights Mikaela Mayer live on Sky Sports tonight; Challenger Mayer would love to beat her so bad that Jonas retires, but the IBF world titlist still has major goals; However to become a three-weight or undisputed champion, Jonas must win

https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/13052000/natasha-jonas-vs-mikaela-mayer-with-legacy-on-the-line-the-two-weight-world-champion-wants-a-historic-battle

TopUKnews

1 yr. ago

Terminally-ill Sven-Goran Eriksson wants to be well enough to watch England take on Brazil in two months' time - and has revealed one wish he never fulfilled.

The former England manager has pancreatic cancer - with about a year left to live at the "best case" - and the 75-year-old told Sky News' Niall Paterson he wants to stay as healthy as he can in that time.He wants to "not have too much pain" and plans to make it to England to watch the Three Lions taking on Brazil on 23 March at Wembley.https://news.sky.com/story...