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Sean CoughlanRoyal correspondentDaniela RelphSenior royal correspondentGetty ImagesSophie Chandauka and Prince Harry at a Sentebale event before the public rowFinancial worries and disagreements about fundraising helped inflame the row that has engulfed the charity founded by Prince Harry, insiders close to former trustees told BBC News.An acrimonious boardroom battle has seen Prince Harry, his co-founder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho and trustees resign from their roles at the charity and insiders claimed personality clashes and tensions around leadership of the charity added to Sentebale’s challenges.The financial fears were despite the charity receiving an extra £1.2m from Prince Harry’s earnings from his best-selling…

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By Roxana Walker, updated April 1, 2025 The complete process of cryptocurrency transfer consists of following sequential instructions, including secure cryptocurrency transfer methods to ensure the safety of your funds throughout the process. Crypto exchanges such as Coinbase, Binance and Kraken serve users well but they fail to guarantee maximum security of your cryptocurrencies for the long-term. Placing your cryptocurrency in a private wallet limits the vulnerabilities arising from exchange insolvency along with phishing attacks and hacking attempts. Your private wallet allows you complete ownership of your funds while implementing your selected security features to protect them. The guide provides…

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NEW DELHI: If left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh set the stage with the ball, it was Prabhsimran Singh who stole the show with the bat as Punjab Kings dismantled Lucknow Super Giants with a dominant eight-wicket win in their IPL 2025 clash on Tuesday.Prabhsimran played a breathtaking knock of 69 off just 34 balls, smashing the LSG bowlers all over the park. His blistering innings, laced with nine fours and three sixes, ensured Punjab chased down the 172-run target with ease.On a pitch offering grip and variable bounce, Punjab Kings maintained their aggressive approach. Despite losing Priyansh Arya (8) early, Prabhsimran…

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Apply for VITEEE 2025 before April 7, registration deadline extended VITEEE 2025 Registration: The Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) has extended the registration deadline for the VIT Engineering Entrance Examination (VITEEE) 2025. Candidates now have until April 7, 2025, to complete their applications for the exam. The registration extension provides an additional opportunity for students who have yet to apply.VITEEE 2025 is a significant entrance examination for candidates aspiring to pursue undergraduate engineering courses at VIT campuses. With the deadline now extended, those interested should ensure they complete their registration process before the new cut-off date.How to register for VITEEE…

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As Binance Coin (BNB) navigates volatile markets, our BNB technical analysis dives into key price levels and trends shaping its future. With Trump’s crypto policy and looming Trump tariffs stirring uncertainty, investors seek clarity on the Binance coin price trajectory. This article examines critical support and resistance zones, momentum indicators, and potential breakouts, offering a detailed BNB price discussion. Amid global trade shifts driven by Trump’s tariffs, we explore how these factors could influence the broader crypto market and BNB’s role within it. Stay ahead with insights into what drives this leading altcoin’s value in 2025. Most L1s took a hit…

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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Japan-based Metaplanet bought an additional 696 Bitcoin earlier today to push its total holdings to 4,046 BTC after the firm reported robust income from its Bitcoin holdings in the first quarter of this year. According to an April 1 announcement, the firm’s latest acquisition was executed at an average purchase price of 14,586,230 yen, or around $97,512 per Bitcoin.  Metaplanet Generated Over 770M Yen Through Bitcoin Options Alongside the BTC purchase, Metaplanet also announced that it earned 770.3 million yen in revenue from Bitcoin put options that…

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Created on March 31, 2025 Gold rises to record highs and stock markets decline everywhere as President Trump threatens military action against Iran, as markets also await new US tariffs on Wednesday. Markets start this week unquestionably in risk-off mode, meaning there is probably money to be made by traders. The standout asset is Gold, which has continued its strong bullish trend of the last 15 months as it breaks out to new all-time high prices above $3,125. Trend and momentum traders will be looking to trade long here. Stock markets are in serious decline everywhere, with NASDAQ 100 futures…

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Despite its sta­tus as one of the most wide­ly known and stud­ied epic poems of all time, Home­r’s Ili­ad has proven sur­pris­ing­ly resis­tant to adap­ta­tion. How­ev­er much inspi­ra­tion it has pro­vid­ed to mod­ern-day nov­el­ists work­ing in a vari­ety of dif­fer­ent tra­di­tions, it’s trans­lat­ed some­what less pow­er­ful­ly to visu­al media. Per­haps peo­ple still watch Wolf­gang Petersen’s Troy, the very loose, Brad Pitt-star­ring cin­e­mat­ic Ili­ad adap­ta­tion from 2004. But chances are, a cen­tu­ry or two from now, human­i­ty on the whole will still be more impressed by the 52 illus­tra­tions of the Ambrosian Ili­ad, which was made in Con­stan­tino­ple or Alexan­dria around…

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An Indiana man convicted of fatally shooting the mother of his infant son outside of a daycare facility has learned his fate. Orlando Mitchell, 35, was sentenced to 66 years in the Indiana Department of Correction for the 2022 murder of his ex-girlfriend, Krystal Walton, 32, online court records show. In February, a jury found Mitchell guilty of killing Walton on Sept. 16, 2022, outside Charity Child Care in Indianapolis after deliberating for 90 minutes, CBS4 Indy reports. He was also found guilty of invasion of privacy. Authorities say Mitchell hid outside the facility waiting for Walton to show up, running…

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Someone either dies, or goes to Hell, or is otherwise handpicked to become a bounty hunter for—get this—escaped souls from the underworld. And he’s got to spend his days tracking down these demons at, on average, the pace of a monster per week, all while juggling his personal demons and interpersonal relationships. While I’d never dismiss a show like Prime Video’s new “The Bondsman” for running with an unoriginal idea (how many police procedurals do we have now?), the Blumhouse Television production’s biggest sin is how badly it wastes its premise and…

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