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Prince Charles looks cheerful as he jokes with street vendors - Vimarsana News

Prince Charles looks cheerful as he jokes with street vendors

Prince Charles and Camilla looked jovial today as they met traders in an open air market in Bangor, Northern Ireland. The Prince of Wales, 72, sported his signature pinstriped suit and looked delighted to meet well-wishers in the town as he set aside any concerns arising from his son Prince Harry's explosive string of interviews with US broadcasters.  The couple were greeted by local schoolchildren from Bangor Central Integrated Primary School and Bangor Central Nursery School as they arrived in the seaside town on Wednesday. Prince Charles and Camilla continued business as usual today as th...

Inside 'The Firm': understanding the Royal family - Vimarsana News

Inside 'The Firm': understanding the Royal family

Share this - copied The fallout from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s tell-all interview with Oprah has been non-stop since it first aired. During the interview, the couple repeatedly referred to the Royal family as “The Firm.” It’s a term first attributed to Queen Elizabeth II’s father King George VI. He’s reported to have said “We’re not a family. We’re a firm.” NBC’s Joshua Johnson spoke to Insider’s Deputy Lifestyle Editor Chloe Pantazi about the business behind the monarchy.March 14, 2021 ReadMore

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Chris Hamby Recounts Miners' Fight for Health Benefits in Soul Full of Coal Dust - Vimarsana News

Chris Hamby Recounts Miners' Fight for Health Benefits in Soul Full of Coal Dust

Tweet In Soul Full of Coal Dust, journalist Chris Hamby revisits the stories that won him a 2014 Pulitzer Prize, exposing the treacherous tactics hired hands for the coal industry used to deprive Appalachian miners of health benefits for black lung disease. Focusing on West Virginia communities where mines offered some of the few well-paid jobs, Hamby describes the legal battles disease-stricken miners waged against their wealthy employers for modest monthly payments of $500 to $800. The weapons lawyers used when they worked for companies like Massey Coal were unconventional — X...