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Prince Harry’s trouble with tabloids highlighted by car chase claims
Dogged by the British press since childhood, Prince Harry moved to the U.S. partly to escape them. But while the royals seem to have found a way to live with the U.K. media, the American paparazzi operate under different rules.
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"You see a dead man": Legendary photographer Michel Haddi recalls working with Tupac
This month, the work of world-renowned photographer Michel Haddi is being featured at the international photography fair, Photo London.
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Famous Winston Churchill portrait nicked from Ottawa's Château Laurier hotel
Jerry Fielder, director of the late photographer Yousuf Karsh's estate, says he's 'stunned' by the theft of Karsh's wartime portrait of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
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Former TRC commissioner reacts to discovery of rare residential school photos
Marie Wilson, one of three commissioners who served on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, reflects on the significance of newly unearthed photos from the residential school system stashed in Rome.
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Flower power: botanical art takes root at Saatchi Gallery
From flowers in the Andes Mountains to microfungi. A new exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery is showcasing some of the world’s most fascinating flora.
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Meet the amateur photographers making stunning images of faraway galaxies
What’s it like photographing galaxies millions of light-years away? These amateur ‘astrophotographers’ spend night after night peering into deep space, creating stunning images of worlds beyond our own.
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'Leonard Cohen dangled my daughter': Meet AJ Barratt, legendary rock photographer
Tony (AJ) Barratt travelled the world photographing music's most influential artists for over a decade. Here, we explore some of his best shots and the stories behind them.
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No charges against police officer whose computer ended up in criminal's possession
A man under investigation for drug crimes had access to sensitive police information through a Fredericton police officer's old computer. An investigation has concluded the officer won't face criminal charges.
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Nova Scotia artists draw line on artificial intelligence
As Andrew Sampson reports, some call it unethical while others say it's inevitable.
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Israel-Hamas war: Palestinian detainees blanketed by Gaza humanitarian crisis
While the issue of aid for Gaza is at the forefront of one of the world's biggest humanitarian crises. There is another issue that is hidden under the blanket of the Gaza war. The plight of thousands of Palestinians in Israeli jails....
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Gaza War: Netanyahu Denies Starvation In Gaza, 'Gazans Not Starving, They Don't Exercise'
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has spoken against the claims of mass starvation in Gaza. Speaking at the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Conference, chaired by Israel in Jerusalem, Netanyahu said 'there cannot be mass...
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'We forget quickly': Remembering Srebrenica 30 years on through the lens of Kristian Skeie
Photographer Kristian Skeie’s ongoing project documents life in the aftermath of the genocide in Srebrenica, capturing the quiet resilience of survivors and the enduring scars of Europe’s worst atrocity since WWII.
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G20 Brasil 2024: PM Modi, Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau Captured In One Frame In G20 Photo
The first time G20 leaders took their photo together at the G20 Summit, they forgot US President Joe Biden on Tuesday. They had a re-shoot, and this time the outgoing US president was back in the frame. Well, also included this time was...
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Joe Biden, Trudeau, Meloni 'Missing' At G20 Official Photo
If there was any doubt that Joe Biden is no longer in the picture for many world leaders, his final G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro provided a sure sign.
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Microsoft and Vatican create 3D digital twin of St. Peter’s Basilica with help from AI
The project allows virtual visitors to explore the landmark and aids conservation efforts by identifying structural issues ahead of the 2025 Jubilee.
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Vimy Ridge honoured in photo exhibit
Photographer Blair Ketcheson’s photo exhibit, Portraits of an Icon, commemorates the Battle of Vimy Ridge. The First World War battle has long been considered a symbol of national achievement and sacrifice.
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Photowalks: Exploring Yellowstone country in Cody, Wyoming
Lifelong photographer and journalist Jefferson Graham shows off the most photographable places through the lens of his smartphone. (Scripps News)
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Sadiq Khan apologises to Rosamund Kissi-Adoo-Debrah on behalf of the GLA
Sadiq Khan apologised to Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah on behalf of the GLA for not acting sooner to tackle air pollution. Her daughter, Ella became the first person in the world to have air pollution cited as a cause of death.
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Nigel Farage drawing 'great inspiration' from the election of Donald Trump as US president
Nigel Farage said he draws “great inspiration” from the election of Donald Trump as US president. Mr Farage also said he is “coming for” Kemi Badenoch’s North West Essex constituency and that Reform UK’s “gloves are off”. Mr Farage told...
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‘Gloves are off’ as Reform UK sets sights on Badenoch’s constituency – Farage
Nigel Farage has said “the gloves are off” in the next election bout for Kemi Badenoch’s Essex constituency, after the Tory leader claimed Reform UK’s online membership counter was fake. The Reform UK leader told his supporters he would...
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Vigil held in Parliament Square by the Israeli Community in London
Footage of a vigil being held by Israeli Community in London in Parliament Square following Hamas’s October 7 assault in Israel and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
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Vigil held in Parliament Square for the victims of the Hamas attack
The Israeli community in London held a vigil in Parliament Square following Hamas’s October 7 assault in Israel and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.