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Meghan Markle s Lawyers Say Her Case Against A British Tabloid Should Be Held Without A Trial
Meghan Markle s legal representatives, who are facing off against Associated Newspapers after its
Mail on Sunday publication printed excerpts from a private message the Duchess of Sussex wrote to her father Thomas, have claimed that her case against the publication should be held without a trial. This is because the outlet has no chance of winning, reported Reuters.
Mail on Sunday is one of the most popular tabloids in the United Kingdom.
Excerpts from a message Prince Harry s wife wrote to her dad in August 2018 were published in the tabloid. The royal claimed in the suit that the
The Queen s gift to Meghan Markle is surrounded by mystery
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Meghan Markle was gifted a Royal National theatre patronage by the Queen. Photo / Getty Images
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It must be positively hellish to find the right gift for a member of the royal family. What the devil do you get for someone who lives in a palace (or a grand stately home at the very least), has access to a trove of tiaras and whose Gan Gan has the keys to the Crown Jewels?
Lucky then that the Queen has a few tricks up her Angela Kelly-designed sleeves and can dole out the perfect, money-can t-buy token: her patronages.
Renowned Zambian Jesuit priest of Irish origin, Fr. Michael Kelly(92) has died.
This was announced by Fr Leonard Chiti who is the First Provincial for the Jesuits of the Province comprising Zambia, Malawi, Eswatini, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho, Zimbabwe and Mozambique.
“It is with great sadness and grief of the loss of our companion, Fr Michael J Kelly SJ,” he wrote.
“Eternal Rest grant unto Michael and may perpetual light shine upon him.”
Professor Father Michael J Kelly SJ. was born in Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland, in 1929.
He studied at University College Dublin and was awarded a B.A. in Maths and Mathematical Physics in 1952, both with first class honours.