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Adil Ray says 'it's one rule for Prince Harry and another for William and Diana' Mirror 2 days ago Verity Sulway Good Morning Britain host Adil Ray has defended Prince Harry after he was criticised for talking about his mental health - with Susanna Reid accusing him of oversharing. Adil pointed out Prince William, Harry's brother, has also talked about his mental health before in the past, and did not receive such a backlash. With regards to the criticism that Harry and wife Meghan Markle are "cashing in" on their Royal status, Adil pointed out other members of the monarchy...

NewsHounds Posted by Ellen -7837.60pc on April 30, 2021 · Flag Fox “News’” new Washington, D.C. editor, Kerri Kupec, a Trump DOJ spokesperson whose only experience with news is spinning it, is the network’s most blatant acknowledgment yet that it prioritizes Trumpy propaganda over news. As The Washington Post’s Jeremy Barr tweeted yesterday, Kupec was the DOJ spokesperson under Bill Barr and she was the spokesperson for now-Supreme Court Justice Brett (I like beer!) Kavanaugh’s confirmation. Kerri Kupec, who served as Bill Barr's DOJ spokesperson and ran comms for the Kavanaugh n...

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Watch: 'George Floyd got his justice'- Minneapolis celebrates as Derek Chauvin found guilty of murder The Telegraph's Rozina Sabur in Minneapolis describes the jubilation in the city after the verdict and outlines what will happen next 21 April 2021 • 9:34am Cheers erupted outside the courthouse in Minneapolis as the jury returned their decision: former police officer Derek Chauvin found guilty of the murder of George Floyd. The Telegraph's Washington Editor, Rozina Sabur, was on the ground outside the courthouse as America watched the pivotal case for race relations and police accountabili...

Watch: How Minneapolis is bracing itself for the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial Shops have been boarded up and barbed wire and fencing surround the court house in Minneapolis as the trial nears its conclusion 19 April 2021 • 3:49pm Closing arguments are underway in the trial of the white ex-police officer accused of murdering African-American George Floyd, a case that laid bare racial wounds in the United States and has come to be seen as a pivotal test of police accountability. Derek Chauvin, a 19-year veteran of the Minneapolis Police Department, faces a maximum of 40 years in pri...