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The Crown: Royals whose reputation has been boosted by the Netflix show - and those who haven't

The time has finally come. After five seasons of controversial, headline-provoking plots and casting choices, Netflix’s The Crown is coming to an end. Its...

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CNN This Morning Weekend

>> the u.s. and the world benefits from the economic. >> the swifties, fateful fans won't hesitate to spend. >> for julie it's not about the money and not just about the tour. >> this one has the date, eras tour. >> she's embarked on a long-term mission against ticketmaster and has sued over her experience when purchasing tickets. that will entail more money on travel, hotels, meals, money she says is worth it. t the. >> i get the cult following. you're a cult follower, too. >> i am not. i am not. on the laptop during commercial breaks. >> going to make this confession? >> yeah, i am.

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Dateline

sitting alongside an escaped, convicted murder. in a truck barreling down a tennessee highway. >> just then, a police car sped up from around us, and cut in front of us. and slammed on the brakes. and john said, they are trying to kill us! he floored it and he took off. >> as john manard drove even faster with dozens of state troopers in pursuit, toby wondered what had brought her to this moment. why has she made the fateful decision to help him break out of prison? >> when i pulled up that day, i was kind of sick to my stomach. and part of me was excited. about what was going to happen. and part of me was wishing that it had never gotten this far. >> it's hard to really even imagine the excited part. you are about to blow up your life! >> yes, but i felt like my life needed to be blown up. in some way. it didn't make sense. but, i don't think love very

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'He should've come home': The killing of Connor Whitehead

He went to a party and never came home - the full story of a teenager's tragic death

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Stations of the Cross: Graham Hall takes art audience on a fateful trip around Whanganui

Graham Hall's print series takes an insightful tour around Whanganui city,

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BBC News

what are you going to take away from this experience? how much he meant to everyone, how much he impacted everyone, what did they do for him. seeing people crying and getting emotional got me emotional as well. over the coming three days, the pope emeritus will lie in state, for the masses who will want to pay tribute to him, in person. aleem maqbool, bbc news, at the vatican. let's go straight to our europe correspondent, bethany bell, who's in rome. talk us through plans for the coming days. talk us through plans for the coming da s. ~ ., , �* . �* , talk us through plans for the coming das. �* . days. well, pope benedict the's body is nowl int days. well, pope benedict the's body is now lying in _ days. well, pope benedict the's body is now lying in state _ days. well, pope benedict the's body is now lying in state in _ days. well, pope benedict the's body is now lying in state in saint - is now lying in state in saint peters pacific and a stone broke this morning a key was already forming along the edge of saint peter's square. the fateful coming to pay their respects to the body of the former pope benedict. at the

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Dateline

her to this moment. why has she made the fateful decision to help him break out of prison? >> when i pulled up that day, i was kind of sick to my stomach. and part of me was excited. about what was going to happen. and part of me was wishing that it had never gotten this far. >> it's hard to really even imagine the excited part. you are about to blow up your life! >> yes, but i felt like my life needed to be blown up. in some way. it didn't make sense. but, i don't think love very often make sense. >> you heard it right, toby says that this is a love story. she says that she first noticed john manard about a year and a half earlier as she was walking across the prison yard. >> he was walking straight at me, and he stuck out his hand and said. hi, i'm john. i wanted to be your next dog handler! >> he soon joined her program. nothing happened between them,

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Breakfast

caroline hawley has this report. these are scenes that have stunned iranians and inspired people around the world. here, schoolgirls take off their headscarves. for a0 years, women have been made to wear them, whether they like it or not. but extraordinary acts of defiance are now taking place against a regime that's controlled what half the population wears, and how they all behave, for so long. and look at what these children are doing to portraits of iran's supreme leader. it's a month since a 22—year—old woman, mahsa amini, went on a fateful and fatal trip to the capital, tehran. she was stopped by iran's morality police, who were unhappy with the way she was wearing her hijab. witnesses say she was beaten before she ended up in a coma and died. this was herfuneral in her home town in the west of the country. her grieving family wrote on her gravestone that she would live

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BBC News

behave, for so long. and look at what these children are doing to portraits of iran�s supreme leader. it�s a month since a 22—year—old woman, mahsa amini, went on a fateful and fatal trip to the capital, tehran. she was stopped by iran�*s morality police, who were unhappy with the way she was wearing her hijab. witnesses say she was beaten before she ended up in a coma and died. this was herfuneral in her home town in the west of the country. her grieving family wrote on her gravestone that she would live on and become a symbol, as she has. a symbol of women and men standing up to the repression of the iranian regime. the islamic republic was set up in 1979, when the shah of iran was overthrown. not long afterwards, women were made to wear the hijab, though some did challenge it. the shah pulled the door down by force. but these people are putting it up by force. the regime has successfully crushed all protest movements before

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BBC News

off their headscarves. for 40 years, women have been made to wear them, whether they like it or not. but extraordinary acts of defiance are now taking place against a regime that's controlled what half the population wears, and how they all behave, for so long. and look at what these children are doing to portraits of iran's supreme leader. it's a month since a 22—year—old woman, mahsa amini, went on a fateful and fatal trip to the capital, tehran. she was stopped by iran's morality police, who were unhappy with the way she was wearing her hijab. witnesses say she was beaten before she ended up in a coma and died. this was herfuneral in her home town in the west of the country. her grieving family wrote on her gravestone that she would live on and become a symbol, as she has. a symbol of women and men standing up to the repression of the iranian regime. the islamic republic was set up in 1979, when the shah

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