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Sex, murder, drugs, racism: what you didn’t know about Prince Harry

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Steph Deschamps / January 10, 2023

The Substitute”. This is the title of the book of Prince Harry which comes out this Tuesday. A book preceded by a scathing interview on English television. Harry reveals himself as never before. Not sure that the Royal Palace is delighted. Shocking!

 

The book of Prince Harry is released this Tuesday. On Sunday night, he was interviewed on English television.

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Harry took cocaine. An interview of the Prince was broadcasted on Sunday in England. During this interview, Harry made some surprising confidences. He revealed that he had touched drugs. Cocaine, marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms … There would have even been photos of him taking coke that a newspaper wanted to publish. The affair was more or less hushed up.

 

The Prince killed soldiers in Afghanistan. This is “the” revelation that does not pass. In his book, excerpts of which have already been widely leaked to the press, Harry confides that he killed 25 Taliban fighters during his missions in Afghanistan, revelations that have caused a huge outcry. Some in the British army see this as a form of betrayal. Colonel Richard Kemp, a retired military officer, said the Prince’s comments “betrayed the comrades he fought alongside and put British troops at risk of retribution. “He has betrayed the trust of the army in the same way that he betrayed his family,” said Colonel Tim Collins, quoted by The Times. These revelations have caused a reaction even from the Taliban, with a senior official accusing him of “war crimes ».

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He lost his virginity to an older woman. Does Harry have to tell everything? In his book, he goes so far as to recount his “first time” with a woman older than him. “She loved horses, very much so, and treated me like a young stallion. A quick ride, after which she gave me a slap on the rump. It happened in a field behind a busy pub. Harry has the delicacy not to reveal his name. But the English media have two names in mind: the actress Elizabeth Hurley or the ex-top model Suzanna Harvey, now CEO of an airport.

 

He is haunted by the death of his mother. In this interview that all of England watched on Sunday night, Harry tells how he learned about the death of his mother, Princess Diana. He is literally haunted by the death of his mother, he explains. He asked to see the secret file concerning the death but it was refused to him in particular because there were too hard photos in the file. He castigates the paparazzi who continued to photograph his mother dying in the car. “There are still things I didn’t understand about that night, things that weren’t explained to me. So I drove myself through the Alma bridge tunnel at the same speed, trying to understand,” he says. A poignant moment.

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He hates the tabloids, who give it back to him. In this confessional interview, the English press, often formidable with the royal family and in particular with Harry and Meghan, takes it for its big. “The level of leaks organized by some members of the royal family for 10 years means that I allowed myself to reveal things in this book. My family has been ‘complicit’ in the pain my wife and I have felt. If people say bad things about me every day, that’s okay. But if it affects my wife or my kids, it’s not the same thing. It’s also one of the reasons we moved to California (…) The silence of the monarchy on some of the stories that have come out, pure lies, is hard to swallow. I would have hoped that they would have taken my defense. But they didn’t. And when I read ‘sources in the Royal Palace say this or that’, it’s hard to take.” And if the names are never given, Harry has his little idea …

 

Accusations of racism. “I’ve been called a racist”. Harry seems to have had a hard time swallowing this. But admits mistakes. We remember that famous costume party where he wore a Nazi armband. Harry and Meghan have in turn insinuated that members of the royal family are racist. He also accuses his brother and his wife Kate of having had “stereotypes” towards Meghan, an American actress of mixed race, which “created an obstacle” to fully welcome her into the family.

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He’s striking gold with his revelations. Penguin Random House, which publishes “The Substitute,” has paid several million dollars to buy Prince Harry’s long-awaited memoir. Between 35 and 40 million, according to Entertainment Tonight. As well as Netflix, which has dropped several tens of millions (there is talk of 100 million dollars) for the series recently released on the platform, where Harry and his wife Meghan reveal some of their secrets. There should be other books after “The Substitute”. You can’t kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.

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At least 63 employees of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees killed in Gaza

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Eva Deschamps / October 31, 2023

Since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas on October 7, 63 employees of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) have already lost their lives in the Gaza Strip. Ten aid workers have been killed in the last 72 hours, according to this new toll released by the agency on its website on Monday.
 
At least 22 UNRWA staff were also injured. Since October 7, 44 UNRWA facilities have also been destroyed. Of its 22 health centers, only nine are still operational, the UN agency said, warning that the provision of health care is made even more difficult by the very low fuel supply.
 
The UN agency had previously reported that several of its warehouses had been looted. “Due to the very limited aid available and overcrowded shelters, growing tensions are being reported within the displaced communities,” it stressed. Some 672,000 refugees are living in 149 UNRWA facilities across the Gaza Strip, “in increasingly difficult conditions”. “The ability to provide vital assistance was further hampered by the 36-hour communications blackout between October 27 and 29”, UNRWA added.
 
In all, an estimated 1.4 million people have been displaced in the Gaza Strip. Over 120,000 of them have taken refuge in public buildings such as hospitals and schools.
 
“The aid currently available is insufficient to meet the most basic needs of displaced people and the communities hosting them”, warns the UN agency.
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Mouse embryos grown in space for the first time

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Sylvie Claire / October 31, 2023

This research into mammal reproduction in space could prove crucial for future solar system exploration missions.
 
Mouse embryos were grown on board the International Space Station (ISS) and developed normally, according to a Japanese study published in the scientific journal “iScience” on Saturday, October 28.
 
This is “the very first study to show that mammals might be able to thrive in space”, claim Yamanashi University and the Riken National Research Institute.
 
The researchers, including Teruhiko Wakayama, a professor at Yamanashi University’s Center for Advanced Biotechnology, and a team from the Japanese space agency Jaxa, sent frozen mouse embryos aboard a rocket to the ISS in August 2021. The astronauts thawed the embryos at an early stage, using a specially designed device, and cultured them on board the station for four days.
 
The experiment “clearly demonstrated that gravity had no significant effect”, noted the researchers. After analyzing the blastocysts (cells that develop into fetuses and placentas) that were returned to their laboratories on Earth, they observed no particular changes in the state of DNA and genes.
 
“In the future, it will be necessary to transplant blastocysts grown in microgravity on the ISS into mice to see if the mice can give birth,” in order to confirm that the blastocysts are normal, say Yamanashi University and the Riken Institute.
 
This research could prove crucial for future space exploration and colonization missions. As part of its Artemis program, NASA plans to send humans back to the Moon to learn how to live there in the long term, and to prepare for a trip to Mars in the late 2030s.

 

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Bobi, the world’s oldest dog, died aged 31

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Steph Deschamps / October 25, 2023

The world’s oldest dog died last weekend in Portugal. Bobi, a purebred Rafeiro de l’Alentejo, was 31 years and 165 days old, reports the British public broadcaster BBC on Monday.
 
Last February, Bobi entered the Guinness Book of Records as not only the oldest living dog, but also the oldest dog of all time.
 
The old record had been held for almost 100 years by Bluey from Australia. He died in 1939 at the age of 29 years and five months.
Bobi has spent his entire life with the Costa family in the village of Conqueiros, near the west coast of Portugal.
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