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The Princess of Wales' use of an outside setting and bench in her emotional cancer film was 'a scene that any family could identify with,' royal biographer Phil Dampier told MailOnline. Catherine shared in a touching video how she is recovering from 'preventive' chemotherapy after her latest illness. The Princess sparked the world with her shocking news while the sun shone on a Spring day, while sitting on a bench outside in Windsor. It came after weeks of rumors over her wellbeing and whereabouts after scheduled abdominal surgery in January.

The House is still without a speaker, and House Republicans continue to hurl insults at their own conference in the face of their inability to unite behind a leader that will allow them to function. Their speaker has been deposed, the top voter-getter has been barred, and there are no guarantees that anyone will get the 217 votes required to guarantee a vote in the House of Commons. Rep. Steve Scalise's resignation gives Rep. Jim Jordan a chance to run in the race.

Although Jim Jordan has said he's throwing his weight behind Steve Scalise for Speaker, he appears to have made no attempt behind closed doors to discourage his followers from voting for him instead. In an internal 113-99 vote on Wednesday, Jordan was denied the nomination for Speaker of the Republican Party in a 113-99 election. Scalise has remained atop his popularity, and he has even offered to give a nominating address in favor of the Louisiana congressman in order to help him get him to the top position. On Thursday, Jordan said, "We need to come together and help Steve." On his way to an all-conference meeting. Members who say they will vote for Jordan on the House floor also claimed that they did not get a call from him demanding not to do so, fueling rumors that Jordan is still not counting himself out in the competition for the givenl.

On Prince William's latest UK tour video, a three-minute video starring footage from his latest tour was posted on the Prince and Princess of Wales' official YouTube account this afternoon. Prince Williamv (left) launched the Homewards initiative last month, aiming to make rough sleeping, sofa surfing, and other aspects of temporary accommodation a 'rare, brief, and unrepeated' issue. The royal has been inspired by Finland, where the issue of homelessness has practically been eradicated. The Prince of Wales toured six UK cities in 48 hours, including footballer Tyrone Ming (right), where he met with representatives of the public, charities, and his celebrity ambassadors, including footballer Tyrone Ming (right). Since its debut this afternoon, the clip has received over 5,700 views and 1,300 'likes' - and royal supporters have lauded William's latest effort (inset).

Wemby had 27 points and 12 rebounds in the Spurs' 85-80 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers last week after his mere-point performance against the Charlotte Hornets last week. He shot 9 of 14, making half of his 3s (3 of 4) and the majority of his free throw attempts (7 of 12). The Frenchman also had 12 rebounds.

As he visited a homeless charity in Belfast this morning, Prince of Wales (left) made a chuckle with royal supporters about his late breakfast. The monarch, 41, is on a two-day tour of the United Kingdom to kick off his new campaign Homewards, which aims to bring an end to homelessness. The royal travelled to Northern Ireland to learn more about the East Belfast Mission after visiting Mosaic Clubhouse in Lambeth yesterday. Following the tour, William took to the streets to welcome royal followers, who had greeted him with a huge cheer as he arrived. During the walkabout, the royal was seen shaking hands with an ecstatic royal supporter (bottom right) who appeared to be singing the praises of the charity's on-site Refresh Cafe. What's more, the royal was unphased by a criesing baby (top right) and chastised for her mother, who had waited to be first in line.

Prince William (main) has confirmed that he will tour the United Kingdom as part of a new movement to tackle homelessness. The Prince of Wales, 41, has set his sights on making rough sleeping, sofa surfing, and other aspects of temporary accommodation a 'rare, brief and unrepeated' problem. With his latest initiative, Homewards, the royal has been inspired from Finland, where the problem of homelessness has been practically eradicated. The future king has become more vocal about the homeless in the United Kingdom, having first been taken to visit the charity The Passage by his late mother Princess Diana (inset). Top right: William Huggley hugs television actress Gail Porter. Bottom right: Prince William pictured with Tyrone Mings, Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, Gail Porter and David Duke - who have experiences of homelessness

When she gave her white, female friends a book about anti-racism, one of Canada's best children's hospitals became a hot topic. Julia Hanigsberg, the founder of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in Toronto, published a book by authors Saira Rao and Regina Jackson titled "White Women: Everything You Already Know About Your Own Racism and How to Do Better (With a Guide to Start Unlearning).' "If you're my friend and a white woman, I might have a present for you," she wrote. #Race2Dinner #DeconstructingKaren #WhiteWomen #DeconstructingKaren #DeconstructingKaren #MeWomen #WhiteWomen #Race2Dinner #DeconstructingKaren #DeconstructingKaren.'

According to a study by Platformer, Twitter is now in the process of reinstating over 62,000 banned accounts that each have more than 10,000 followers. There are more than 5 million followers on Twitter than on Facebook, and 75 accounts with more than 500,000 followers. The accounts in question have not been revealed, although they may have been traced to former White House advisor Steve Bannon and white supremacist David Duke, who have both been banned from public service. As part of Elon Musk's 'amnesty,' the Twitter account has been revived. (Inset). Former President Donald Trump, rapper Kanye West, and kickboxer Andrew Tate have all been banned from Twitter since Musk took over Twitter at the end of October.

Doug Mastriano, a Republican presidential candidate in Pennsylvania, denied any critique of him sporting a Confederate military uniform by pointing out that Democrats were the Confederacy's leaders, as opposed to Confederate and the KKK leaders. On One American News' Real America with Dan Ball, he said, 'I am just dressed up like a regular soldier.' All the Confederacy's leaders, including slave-holders, were Democrats, and Democrats were Democrats.' The founders of the KKK were Democrats, those who passed Jim Crow policies and segregation were Democrats.'