Where will Prince Philip be buried, will he have a state funeral and where are other royals buried? The Duke of Edinburgh may have a low-key ceremony.

NYC dad says daughter 'recognized' private school was 'trying to make her feel guilty' about 'skin color' A New York City father who pulled his daughter out of The Brearley School says she "recognized" the private school was "trying to make her feel guilty" about her "skin color."

Tomi Lahren blasts left-leaning outlets for misleading coverage of Columbus shooting: Police 'can't win' In Thursday's edition of Fox Nation's "Final Thoughts," Tomi Lahren blasted liberal mainstream media outlets who omitted key details or pushed false narratives in their coverage of Tuesday's fatal police shooting of a Black teenager in Columbus, Ohio.

New video shows additional angle in death of Ma’Khia Bryant A neighbour's security footage shows the moments before a white policeman arrived and fatally shot the Black teenager.

Astronomers map asteroid’s 22m-year journey to Earth Flight path of Kalahari’s six-tonne asteroid is first tracing of meteorite shedding rock to solar system originAstronomers have reconstructed the 22m-year-long voyage of an asteroid that hurtled through the solar system and exploded over Botswana, showering meteorites across the Kalahari desert.It is the first time scientists have traced showering space rock to its source – in this case Vesta, one of largest bodies in the asteroid belt that circles the sun between Jupiter and Mars. Continue reading...

Anti-Asian hate crimes bill passes Senate with bipartisan support The bill comes amid an alarming increase in reports of hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific IslandersThe US Senate has overwhelmingly passed a bill that would help combat the rise of hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, marking a bipartisan denunciation of the violence that has come into sharp focus during the coronavirus pandemic.The Senate passed the anti-Asian hate crimes bill on Thursday in a vote of 94 to 1, after Democrat Mazie Hirono worked with some of her Republican colleagues to ensure bipartisan support for the legislation. Continue reading...

European Super League: Why were there no teams from Germany? There's growing interest in the German model, where fans hold a controlling stake in the clubs.

GCHQ chief: west faces ‘moment of reckoning’ over cybersecurity Jeremy Fleming to say UK must ‘develop sovereign technologies’ and work with allies to ‘build better cyber-defences’ Britain and its allies face a “moment of reckoning” in which secure encryption and other future technologies may no longer be “shaped and controlled by the west”, according to the head of the spy agency GCHQ.In a speech on Friday, Jeremy Fleming will say the UK has to “develop sovereign technologies” and work with allies to “build better cyberdefences” to prosper in the future. Continue reading...

GBBO's Prue Leith blames 'rule of six' for putting on a stone during pandemic The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has discussed her recent weight gain during the pandemic while appearing on The Jonathan Ross Show

Love Island star Zara McDermott tackles sexism in schools in new BBC documentary Love Island and Made in Chelsea alum Zara McDermott follows up her acclaimed Revenge Porn documentary with another hard-hitting BBC film, Sexism in Schools

Prue Leith's horror as she walked into orgy met with 'room of bouncing bottoms' GBBO's Prue Leith told of her horror when she arrived at a party but found she was at an orgy in a room of "bouncing bottoms"

Prue Leith no longer trusted with show secrets after Bake Off blunder Prue Leith accidentally tweeted out the winner of The Breat British Bake Off in 2017 much to everyone's shock

Columbus officer who fatally shot teen girl as she lunged with knife is 23-year-old on the force for 16 months The officer who fatally shot 16-year-old Ma'Khia Bryant as she lunged at two people with a knife is a 23-year-old who had been on the force for 16 months, according to a personnel file obtained by Fox News. 

More than 100 asylum seekers feared dead after shipwreck off Libya Dozens of bodies have been spotted near a capsized vessel, which had around 130 people aboardAt least 120 asylum seekers are feared dead after their rubber boat capsized in stormy seas off the coast of Libya while they were attempting to reach Europe, according to charities and the UN migration agency.On Thursday, dozens of bodies were spotted near a capsized vessel, which had around 130 people aboard, a rescue charity said. Continue reading...

Alexei Navalny urged to end hunger strike immediately Russia's opposition leader could die, warn the doctors who had treated him before he was jailed.