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Prince Harry may be faced with the impossible task of juggling between his royal duties and family time if Meghan Markle decides to leave the United Kingdom for good.

Barring a huge surprise, the current Polish Minister of Sport, Witold Banka, will be elected WADA's new president

The Dublin-based Ryanair is known for promoting knock-down ticket prices

England have won a Grand Slam and a Six Nations since Eddie Jones took charge, but there have been reports Australia are looking to lure him back home

Kate Middleton has been dubbed Catherine the Great.

The royal family will never allow Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to live private lives for this reason.

How the Berlin Wall looked in 1983

The Prince of Wales apparently hoped his second child would be different.

Prince William’s reservations about becoming King were exposed.

Son Heung-min was left shocked by the state of Andre Gomes's injury

A 21-year-old Frenchwoman died in a Flixbus accident four weeks ago in southern France

The actress will return to TV next year in a comedy.

In a speech on the eve of the 40th anniversary of the hostage crisis in Tehran, Khamenei said 'nothing will come' from talking to the US

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage says he won't stand as a candidate in next month's general election

Huawei is still going strong despite its Entity List ban and its rivals releasing new devices.

Prince William was photographed kissing another woman that resembled Kate Middleton years ago.

The competitors charged one another on opposite sides of a barrier, scoring points if they could break their wooden lances against the opponent's torso

Some territories have started to clean up their banking act, others not so much

Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus is adamant that there are no racists in his charge, telling AFP that "I would not tolerate racism in my squad"

Hong Kong police fired tear gas and water cannon Saturday as thousands of democracy protesters defied authorities in another unsanctioned march after Beijing vowed to tighten control over the restless city.Commercial districts on the main island turned into a battleground as crowds of black-clad protesters, many wearing face masks despite a recent ban, clashed for hours with riot police.Hardcore protesters hurled bricks and petrol bombs and vandalised multiple subway stations and businesses perceived to be pro-China -- including the office of China's state-run Xinhua news agency, which had its windows smashed.

Kolisi and South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa lift the Webb Ellis Cup