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- 1Charles Spencer Has Spoken to William and Harry Since Diana Book Release●Charles Spencer Has Spoken to Prince William and Prince Harry Since Diana Book Release
Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, says he has been in contact with both Prince William and Prince Harry since the release of his new book about his sister. The remark is drawing attention given the long-running estrangement between the royal brothers, and it suggests Spencer has maintained ties with both nephews despite tensions within the royal family. Details of the conversations have not been disclosed.
- 2Diana's brother sparks royal fury with explosive claims, experts say●King Charles, Prince William 'furious' as Princess Diana's brother unleashes explosive claims: experts
Princess Diana's brother, Charles Spencer, has made a series of explosive claims about the royal family, and royal experts say King Charles and Prince William are furious about it. The comments come as the family continues to deal with fallout from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's own public revelations, adding fresh strain to already tense relations within the House of Windsor.
- 3Man freed after 25 years in Prince William County murder case●Man previously convicted in Prince William County murder released after 25 years
A man who spent 25 years in prison for a murder conviction in Prince William County, Virginia, has been released. WJLA reports the release, which follows his long-standing conviction in the county's murder case. Details about why he was freed now, whether his conviction was overturned or commuted, and his identity have not been made clear in the available reporting, but the development is drawing local attention in the Washington, DC area.
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Reports say Eton College will impose a strict new rule affecting Prince George from October, a change that Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, reportedly support. The story has drawn attention in German-language media as the future king approaches the age when royal children traditionally attend the historic boarding school near Windsor.