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Media editor, The Sunday Times. Passionate about maternal health. For stories and tips please email me: Rosamund.Urwin@sunday-times.co.uk
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If the rumours are true, Anna Wintour is even more terrifying IRL than Miranda Priestly

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By Rosamund Urwin 
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12 hours ago Fashion’s biggest night may be just days away, but Tory Burch Foundation’s annual Founders Breakfast has now established the Thursday before as the earliest morning in May. As is now tradition, hundreds of people dutifully set their alarms to ensure they arrived at The Pierre well in advance of the …
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Sexting with Prince Harry

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By Rosamund Urwin 
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The Prince of Wails’ lawsuit against the Daily Mail was meant to defend his privacy. Instead, it has revealed a carnival of embarrassing texts about “fun weekends of naughtiness” and Harry’s nickname—“H bomb” It is Prince Harry’s last great gamble in his seven-year war with the tabloids. When the Duke of Sussex decided to take on Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday, he was fueled by almost three decades of fury at how newspapers had treated his family.
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"Succession," Plus Beer and Brutality

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By Rosamund Urwin 
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Ivana Lowell, a scion of the Guinness brewing dynasty, recently went to the funeral of her great-great-great-grandfather, who died in 1868. As the producer of the new Netflix drama about her own family, House of Guinness, she was on set when the opening scenes were filmed in which Sir Benjamin Guinness’s cortege is taken through Dublin. “They had a real actor playing Benjamin lying in the coffin,” Lowell recalled. “It was such a surreal moment, attending his funeral.
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