Meghan Markle returned to Montecito from the Invictus Games, leaving Prince Harry to continue their Canada visit. The Duchess reunited with their children, celebrating Valentine's Day separately. Prince Harry remains committed to the Games, participating in events and supporting competitors.
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Japanese police arrested seven people, including a Brazilian national, for running an illegal prostitution ring disguised as massage parlors in Tokyo’s Kabukicho red-light district. The group, led by 54-year-old Kazuki Sudo, allegedly targeted foreign tourists, with 60-70 per cent of clients from abroad. They operated an English-language website and accepted multiple currencies. Authorities are concerned that Japan’s tourism boom is fueling the underground sex industry.
Serbia's university students, driven by anti-corruption protests after a deadly train station roof collapse, have emerged as key voices in a movement for accountability. They demand justice and better governance, criticizing the autocratic rule of President Aleksandar Vucic's Serbian progressive party. Protesters, including Vanja, Aleksa, Emilija, and Jelena, emphasize the need for a fair society where citizens, especially youth, can thrive without political bias or corruption. They vow to... Expand
Kyle Clifford, 26, pleaded guilty to murdering his ex-girlfriend Louise Hunt, her sister Hannah Hunt, and their mother, Carol Hunt, at their home near London in 2022. Using a crossbow and knife, Clifford carried out the attack before injuring himself. He also admitted to weapon possession and false imprisonment but denied rape. The case has reignited calls for stricter crossbow regulations in the UK.
An audio clip, supposedly of Vice President JD Vance criticizing Elon Musk, is viral. JD Vance's team and audio verification tools claim it is fake and not Vance's voice. The audio caused social media uproar but was sourced from TikTok and lacks credibility. In the audio, JD Vance allegedly said Elon Musk is not even an American and is now making him (Vance) and Trump look bad.
Air France will resume flights to Beirut this Saturday after suspending services due to the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict. Initially, the airline will operate five weekly flights, with Transavia, its low-cost subsidiary, restarting services on February 13 with three weekly flights. The airlines had halted operations in September amid escalating tensions. The resumption will be gradually increased, with regular assessments to ensure safety, following a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
Brazil's Supreme Court will weigh Tuesday whether to put far-right former president Jair Bolsonaro on trial for allegedly masterminding an attempted coup after losing elections in 2022. A decision is expected Tuesday or Wednesday, the court has said.
French philosopher Renaud Camus, known for his anti-immigration views and 'Great Replacement' theory, has been barred from entering the UK. No official reason was provided, but the Home Office said his presence wasn't "conducive to the public good." Camus, planning to appeal with the Free Speech Union's help, was scheduled for a speaking engagement.
A Buckingham Palace staff member was arrested following a fracas at a London pub after a pre-Christmas gathering. Police responded to reports of a woman smashing glasses and attempting to assault bar staff. The incident occurred during an informal social event involving around 50 palace employees, who had earlier attended a reception at the palace. An internal investigation is underway.
The United States faces a "quad-demic" this winter, with flu, Covid-19, RSV, and norovirus surging due to increased indoor activities, holiday gatherings, and weakened immune systems. Health officials advocate for vaccinations, hand hygiene, mask-wearing, and staying home when sick to combat the rising infections.