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PRINCE Harry today became the first Royal in more than 130 years to give evidence in a trial - unleashing a string of bombshell claims about his life
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ON DEMAND: The Doctors (BritBox, from Thursday) Believe it or not, there are Doctor Who fans out there who feel that the original run of the series, which ran from 1963 to 1989, remains far superior to the revamped version, which has been hugely popular since its first appearance in 2005. You might agree with them after watching this in-depth, 11-part documentary, which features more than 60 hours of insights, including clips and interviews with those who have appeared in the show. SATURDAY: When the Spencers Met the Monarchy (C5, 9pm) She may have been the ‘people’s princess’, but ...
“We had a good run,” owner Robert Blair told the Globe on Sunday. “I’m not happy that we’re closing, but I can look back at those 23 years with pride and a lot of love for the people.” Blair, who previously bartended at the Plough and Stars before opening The People’s Republik in 1997, told the publication that his staff was informed of the closure a week ago, and that he plans to retire this month. Advertisement “It’s hard to let it go now,” he said. The People’s Republik announced a temporary closure on Dec. 4, stating that “At this time, for the safety of our st...
For restaurants who have been struggling, the news came as a sign of relief. “Since we closed on March 16 in 2020, obviously we have had our ups and downs with opening and closing but yesterday was one of the busiest days since then,” said Phillip Nestor, bar manager at The Field Pub and Grill. “We can't survive on take out, we have to have people sitting down eating,” said Nestor. While the news is positive, it comes with a strong warning. “As understandable as it might be that we’re all burned out and want to resume our normal lives, we cannot let our guard down just yet,”...