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I'm in my twenties and I've been asked to put my life on hold - again

I'm in my twenties and I've been asked to put my life on hold - again

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How Queen Caroline turned King Arthur into an 18th‑century royal PR strategy

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By Amy Blaney Verified
| The Conversation Verified
Amid family feuds, damaging headlines and questions about its future role, Britain’s royal family has spent much of the past decade managing its public image. But the importance of good royal PR dates back centuries. Long before communications teams and media advisers became fixtures of royal life, Queen Caroline (1683-1737) attempted a remarkable piece of image management.
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Three US soldiers killed in Iran operation; Protester sprays ‘Thank you Trump’ on Dublin embassy

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By Alan Caulfield, Amy Blaney Verified
| buff.ly
Israel launched a new wave of strikes on Tehran on Sunday, saying it aimed to dominate the skies after killing Iran's supreme leader and leaving the Islamic Republic grappling to rebuild its leadership amid its biggest test in five decades. U.S. and Israeli strikes -- and Iranian retaliation -- sent shockwaves through sectors from shipping to air travel to oil, amid warnings of rising energy costs and disruption to business in the Gulf, a strategic waterway and global trade hub.
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Man (40s) dies after crash in Co Mayo

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By Amy Blaney Verified
| MSN Ireland Verified
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