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King Charles, who is being treated for cancer, is to return to public duties, with doctors pleased and “very encouraged” by his progress and “positive” about his continued recovery, Buckingham Palace has said.Charles, who announced in early February he had been diagnosed with an unspecified form of cancer, will continue treatment while resuming some public-facing engagements, though he will not undertake a full summer programme.His first engagement will be to visit a cancer treatment centre on Tuesday accompanied by Queen Camilla, though it is not a centre directly involved in his medical care. There he will meet medical specialists and…

Adrian Newey will begin talks with Red Bull management over his future at the club after reports emerged that he had expressed a desire to leave.The Guardian understands that Red Bull’s chief technology officer has yet to formally tender his resignation or announce his departure to staff, with insiders saying Thursday’s headlines came as a surprise to Newey and the team.The 65-year-old made no comment and Red Bull said only that he was contracted until the end of 2025 and they were not aware of any other teams he would join.Newey, the most successful Formula One car designer of the…

What counts as infidelity varies from couple to couple and how they choose to handle it is also unique. A drunken kiss on the dancefloor might be innocuous to some; for others, a relationship-ending catastrophe.How readers chose to approach their straying partners varied dramatically depending on the length and nature of their relationship and what shape the outside encounter took. If families and mutual assets were involved – and other relationship factors were stable – readers tended to double down on commitments, opting to frame such transgressions as an opportunity for growth and refreshment. And the further down the road…

timeMore than a hundred Columbia University students have been arrested for protesting Israel’s actions in Gaza, shedding light on what is arguably the most active pro-Palestinian movement in the United States: one taking place on college campuses across the country.Students have staged a wave of protests, sit-ins and, most recently, camps since Israel launched war on Gaza in October in response to Hamas terror attacks, hoping the wave would encourage universities to divest from companies with ties to Israel. .Some are hospitalized due to hunger strikes, and some have dedicated their lives over the past six months. Dozens of students…

When I was a child I was bullied by my older brother. I am 41 now and I think this has really affected me throughout my whole life. He always picked on me, called me stupid, fat, ugly, worthless and told me that I was never good at anything. This went on every day until I moved abroad to live with my grandmother at the age of 17.My parents never made me feel protected and never punished him or made him stop. I resent them for it and feel let down by them. I’ve spoken to my mum a few…

timeCatching lightning in a cider bottle is now only slightly more difficult than containing Bristol’s dizzying attack. The Bears have won five straight games in the league, averaging 50 points per game, and heading into Saturday’s crucial game against Leicester City, they play with a freedom and drive that few of their playoff opponents can match. of.Leading the team’s tempo was their pocket dynamo Harry Randle, who led the team on the court with a fast pace that blew away their opponents. They scored 85 points against a hapless Newcastle side last week, highlighted by Randall’s outstanding performance in England…

After five months of maternity leave with her second baby, a daughter born on 26 March 2020, Pam Lins felt she was ready to return to work and start a new role. This was the first year of the pandemic, so she had to work remotely while simultaneously raising her newborn and a toddler.Six weeks into her leadership position – about eight months postpartum – she finally admitted something was wrong.“I had really bad anxiety. I had trouble sleeping, worrying about something that could happen to the kids. At work, I recognized that I would overreact to something that really…

key eventsShow only key eventsPlease enable JavaScript to use this featureOh, that’s it. Bedingham was out for 52 and for some reason his bail was snatched away by Porter. The referee reset the goalpost and Beddingham took a step back. Durham 84-3. The most unexpected thing is.shareSix people enter fitness club near Simon Harmer, which is fifty for Betingham! Only 47 goals were conceded. Nine fifty and eleven hundred so far in Durham.shareHello Tim Maitland! “Headingley sparked controversy with Beane’s dismissal as he should not have faced the delivery that saw him leave.”He hit the ball directly on the previous…

The ritualistic morning garden inspection returned in earnest about a month ago. Taking a look every day offers a chance to pick slugs off things or unearth unwanted volunteer plants (weeds, if you prefer), but I gain more from noticing what’s growing: the perennials that have popped up overnight, what’s filling out, what’s in bloom, what’s going over. We have yet to reach the full-on helter-skelter of May, but we’re not far off: things are changing every day.It can also be a challenge to that most crucial of gardening tools: patience. My grandfather always advised us to wait until June…

Gukesh Dommaraju, 17, becomes youngest candidate ever ­The man beat favorites Fabiano Caruana, Hikaru Nakamura and Ian Nepomniacki to become champion and world title challenger in the six-hour marathon final in Toronto on Sunday.Gukesh will compete for the world championship in a 14-game series with defending champion Ding Liren of China from November 20 to December 15. World number one Magnus Carlsen of Norway relinquished his title in 2023 after 10 years of dominance.The Chennai teenager was half a point ahead of his three opponents at the start of the 14th and final round and was tied with American world…