During a cathedral visit, King Charles faced a heckler questioning his knowledge of Prince Andrew's Epstein connections. The protester's shouts intensified following renewed scrutiny over Andrew's past and Giuffre's memoir. Despite the disruption, the King continued greeting royal fans, ignoring the disruptive individual.
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A forensic science student's plan to murder her live-in partner and stage it as an accidental fire was foiled by CCTV footage and expert analysis. Amrita Chauhan, with her ex-boyfriend and a friend, strangled Ramkesh Meena after a dispute over private videos, then attempted to destroy the body and evidence.
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President Trump announced a visit to China in April following "great success" in talks with President Xi Jinping, who will visit the US later. Trade tensions eased with a tariff reduction and China resuming soybean purchases, while rare earth disputes and fentanyl shipments were addressed.
Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's stellar partnership prevented a series whitewash in Australia, with Rohit scoring an unbeaten 121 and Kohli 74 not out. Their unbroken 168-run stand guided India to a nine-wicket victory. The duo expressed gratitude for their experiences playing in Australia, highlighting their enduring chemistry and the lessons learned throughout their careers.
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