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10 Apr 2025
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GB News: Camilla rewears her wedding dress as King and Queen finally pictured together on special anniversary in Rome
King Charles and Queen Camilla are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary during a State visit to Rome. The Queen wore her modified civil wedding dress from 2005 as the King became the first British monarch to address both houses of Italy's Parliament.
The couple spent the morning apart, with the King meeting Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the Queen visiting a local school. They will later attend a State banquet to honor their anniversary and the ties between Britain and Italy.
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The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Ramp up pressure on Putin, Defence Secretary to urge West
Western nations are urged to increase pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine, as Defence Secretary John Healey hosts a meeting of over 30 countries in Brussels. He emphasizes the need for a multinational peacekeeping force and ongoing vigilance against Putin's actions.
While peace negotiations between the US and Russia continue, there is growing frustration over Putin's delays. US and Russian delegates are set to meet in Turkey, but discussions regarding Ukraine are not expected to be addressed.
Human Events: Hamas tries to reverse UK’s terrorist label in legal appeal
Hamas is challenging the UK government's designation of the group as a terrorist organization, arguing it hampers political dialogue and free speech. The appeal claims the 2021 ruling by then-Home Secretary Priti Patel was politically motivated and detrimental to peace efforts.
Hamas asserts that the ban criminalizes ordinary Palestinians and threatens humanitarian aid. The group’s legal team argues that the label stifles necessary discussions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and could be contested further if not resolved by the Home Secretary within 90 days.