News about Khalid Abdalla

After a public order assault was allegedly committed at a pro-Palestine march in central London on Saturday, police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying two men. According to figures from the organisers, more than 200,000 protesters in Gaza demanded a ceasefire, with crowds marching from Russell Square to Trafalgar Square. A number of demonstrators were arrested by police officers as they attempted to disrupt the Boat Race, and many of protesters were arrested outside the capital's heart.

According to organizers' estimates, more than 200,000 protesters attended the parade, with crowds marching from Russell Square to Trafalgar Square. As they attempted to disrupt the Boat Race, police officers took them away from the heart of the capital demonstrations. A pair of men with a huge banner by Chiswick Bridge, just north of the end of the Oxbridge contest, were caught on photos. According to organisers Youth Demand, the demonstrators had glued themselves to the bridge in opposition against the selling of arms to Israel and new oil and gas licenses.

Khalid Abdalla (pictured top) was seen marching with a crowd of pro-Palestine demonstrators in London today, as protesters came out en masse to reissue desperate calls for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Since consistently calling for an end to the hostilities on public platforms, the actor, 42, who plays Princess Diana's late boyfriend Dodi Fayed in the hit Netflix series, is expected to address the demonstration. Protesters were seen carrying banners and waving Palestinian flags, some clutching placards with messages such as "freedom for Palestine," "stop the slaughter," and the contested phrase "from the river to the sea," were among the protests.

Khalid Abdalla, a vocal Palestinian activist and Crown Princess who is set to speak, is expected to make a rebuttal of the thousands of protesters. As the Israel-Hamas war rages, the actor, 42, who plays Princess Diana's late boyfriend Dodi Fayed on Netflix, has repeatedly called for a ceasefire. Another protest has been announced earlier this month, following the Met's announcement that repeated pro-Palestine marches have cost the service £32.2 million so far, owing to the shortage of 35,464 officer shifts. Andy Valentine, deputy assistant commissioner Andy Valentine, said'swift and decisive steps" will follow any criminal activity at the rally, which is expected to begin in Russell Square around midday and concludes in Trafalgar Square on Saturday.

Dodi Fayed, the actor who plays Princess Diana's late husband Dodi Fayed in the Netflix series, sent a political note through his appearance on the red carpet (left, right, and inset). Khalid's bold writing scrawled across his hand in a black marker pen as he posed for the cameras in an all-black outfit. In reference to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, holding his hand to the camera, he wrote the word 'Never Again' written across his palm of his hand.

Last night at the Oslo Opera House, the very last episode of the Crown premiered. Meg Bellamy, 21, (left) who will play Kate Middleton, was stunned as she stepped out in Norway on Thursday evening. In a satin black gown that cinched at the waist and black heels, the actor oozed class. (right) Meg, who will make her acting debut as a young Kate in the second half of the sixth series, styled her brunette locks in a chic bun.

On Tuesday, stars of The Crown were seen leaving a boozy dinner in London commemorating the end of the smash hit Netflix series. In a white tuxedo, the actor, who portrayed Princess Diana in the fourth series of the historical drama, demonstrated their edgy sense of style.

As she stepped out at The Royal Festival Hall, the actress, 21, who will appear as Kate Middleton in the forthcoming episodes of the Netflix series, stunned. Meg wowed a knitted cream Valentino dress, which she styled with a variety of stunning silver jewelry.

On the red carpet of The Crown finale event on Tuesday night, Dodi Fayed actor Khalid Abdalla sent a moving ceasefire message amid the Israel-Hamas war. Elizabeth Debicki, a 42-year-old protester, appeared at The Royal Festival Hall with his Diana co-star Elizabeth Debicki. He seemed well dressed in a white suit and held the words 'permanent ceasefire' on his hands, but his palms read: "return the hostages, end the occupation."

The iconic leopard print Gottex swimsuit by Princess Diana has been revived - and fans are going crazy for the legendary design. When Diana and her partner Dodi Al-Fayed were on holiday in the Mediterranean in July 1997, she was pictured sporting the eye-catching one-piece. Following a meeting between the Princess and Leah Gottlieb, the brand's founder of Gottex, at the London studio, the swimsuit was made specifically for Diana. Since Princess Diana was photographed in hundreds of paparazzi photos sporting it, it became a luxury collector's piece. For the first time since the 90s, the animal print swimsuit is back for purchase at £150, ranging from 10 to 18.

Dodi Al-Fayed is still breathing after being visited by his father Mohamed while lying dead in the morgue, according to an emotional video from the Crown's last season. The scene, which was released as part of the Netflix series's first half, shows Dodi, played by Khalid Abdalla, lying dead as his father visits his body for the first time. Mohamed, played by Salim Daw, takes a sheet off Dodi's face and kisses him several times in this emotional clip.

When Mohamed (Salim Daw) stands over the corpse of his son Dodi (Khalid Abdalla), the scene (pictured) is played out at the start of episode four of Netflix's royal drama (which landed on the streaming network this morning). Before breaking into tears, Mohamed kissed Dodi's forehead before bursting into tears. Inset: Father and son are seen enjoying a barbecue in Harrods, London, together in 1989.

Speaking to The Mirror, he said that the current series is too close to recent history, thereby opening old wounds for Diana's close friends and relatives. 'It's still feels macabre to show the car in which she died, but it's just gone too far,' Paul said. "I find the whole scene of Diana's death in a fictional TV show gruesome," he said.

JAN MOIR: What first attracted Princess Diana to the multi-millionaire Dodi Fayed?That's one of the many questions that remain unanswered and unanswered in the new series of The Crown, which was announced today. We all have assumptions, and we all have theories. We all have The Crown to say that Dodi was a youngling demi-dolt ruled by his puppet-master father, Mohamed Al-Fayed. Mohamed is a wily, socially aspired man who plans the unforgettable yacht holiday that marks the end for poor Diana's life. It is Mohamed who advises Dodi to abandon his inconvenient American fiancee, but it is not Mohamed who is genuinely deceased and cannot sue The Crown for implying that he has brought Diana "on a plate" for Dodi and advises him not to'seal the contract.' Really?Ugh. Dodi (Khalid Abdalla), who lives in another cringe scene from the summer of 1997, writes love poems and has his words engraved on a silver plaque, which he presents to an unimpressed Diana ( Elizabeth Debicki).

The Crown has recreated Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed's last moments before their deadly car accident in Paris. Diana (played by Elizabeth Debicki) and Dodi (played by Khalid Abdalla) are seen getting into a car outside the Ritz Hotel in Paris, which Dodi owned, in a dramatic clip shared today. Dodi asks Henri Paul, the Ritz's deputy head of security, if the two are able to travel in a corridor ahead of their ill-fated final journey. Henri explains in French that two workers have taken a decoy van, so Diana and Dodi's coast is clear. 'No one will believe we'll leave,' he says to Dodi. Diana (played by Debicki) is shown getting into the car (right), inside the vehicle (bottom left), and moments before her last journey (top left).

In the new series of Netflix's The Crown, Hollyoaks' Lee Otway appears unrecognizable after swapping Hollyoaks' village for Buckingham Palace. In the Channel 4 soap from 2001-2005, the actor, who is now 41, is back on television as Diana's true life bodyguard Kes Wingfield. Instead, Gone's baby face is now sporting a buff physique as the man who shielded the Princess (played by Elizabeth Debicki in the drama) and her partner Dodi Alfayed (Khalid Abdalla) before their deadly auto accident in August 1997.

Khalid Abdalla delivered a bold statement on Sunday as he wrote 'Ceasefire NOW' on his hand in black marker at the LA premiere of The Crown series six. As the Israel-Hamas war rages, the actor, 42, who played Princess Diana's late boyfriend Dodi Fayed in the Netflix series, has called for a ceasefire. Elizabeth Debicki (Diana), Rufus Kampa (William) and Fflyn Edwards (Harry) appeared at the Westwood Regency Village Theatre before the new season's premiere on November 16.

In a forthcoming episode from the show's final season, the Crown may risk enraging the Royal Family. Princess Diana (Elizabeth Debicki) is seen chatting on a yacht with her boyfriend Dodi Al Fayed (Khalid Abdalla) when she likens her wedding day to Charles to stepping on a landmine in the tense scene. However, a royal biographer has maintained that the late Princess would not have made such a comparison.

PETRONELLA WYATT: I found myself sitting next to Princess Diana at a small dinner party in the early summer of 1997, one of those chance events that put a spotlight on history. We were talking about men. Or, in a more specific case, we were discussing the dearth of viable single men in London. I had discovered the Princess a great deal in the year-and-a-half before she died, but even though she was six years older than me, she began to talk to me in the manner of someone who recognizes a stranger: an unmarried woman about town. I've been remembering the night as the final and most exciting of The Crown's series is set to air on Netflix next week. Fans of the show would no doubt be mourning as The Crown has been like a religion, eliciting its gullible viewers' hearts and minds with something that is manifestly not true. (Pictured: Diana and Dodi left and inset in 1997 and Khalid Abdalla, right)

The Crown will show Elizabeth Debicki's Princess Diana posing for paparazzi cameras while on her final holiday just weeks before her death, as the newly published photos show. When filming scenes of Princess Diana's Mediterranean cruise with Dodi Al Fayed (played by Khalid Abdalla) in 1997, the Australian actress plunged into a dive. Debicki, 33, appeared in a backless animal print halter-neck swimsuit as she shot scenes for the sixth season of Netflix's drama on a recreation of yacht Jonikal owned by Dodi's father Mohamed Al Fayed.

Despite executives' statements that the movie was done with the utmost care, the Netflix series has come under fire for choosing to dramatize the tragic events of 1997. Elizabeth Debicki (pictured left), 33, who plays the princess, said she found the scenes in the run-up to her death 'heavy and incredibly manic, as well as invasive.' "It was impossible to recreate" before the series six of the royal drama premieres next week. 'At times it's almost like an animalistic reaction to being pursued, by many actors on the news, because there is nowhere to go and you only have to be in a situation like that for about a minute before you realize this is completely unbearable.' The Australian actress (pictured lower inset as the princess and right as Dodi Fayed) said that filming Diana's final 24 hours would be'very frustrating,' adding: "I think it's going to be really interesting to see how people react to the program.' Photographed top inset: In some scenes, Dodi's father, Mohamed Fayed, played by Salim Daw, is seen weeping.

The Netflix series chronicling Queen Elizabeth II's life and reign will come to an end after seven years. The hit show's sixth and final season will bring the drama to an end, but it won't quite finish the tale, since it was released in 2005 rather than in the present day. These are some of the realistic filming locations used for season six of The Crown, from a variety of stately homes imitating the royal castles to the creative use of foreign sites throughout London streets.

The Crown's latest trailer has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some arguing that the hit Netflix film made the late Princess of Wales' "rest in peace." 'What a load of garbage this series has become,' one wrote.' 'You should be ashamed.' 'so d*mn tacky and disrespectful,' a second referred to the performance.' 'I'd never watched this series and the 'ghost of Diana',' they said.

Netflix's royal drama The Crown is expected to come to an end with its sixth and final series, which will come to an end. The last instalment will be available in two parts, with the first launching on November 16, and the second on December 14. The last episodes of the series are expected to be more popular than ever, with several details that have leaked with controversies now. With series five, the Netflix drama was supposed to come to an end, but creator Peter Morgan told Deadline that he had reverted to his first vision and run it for six seasons. "As we began to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it became clear that we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons in order to do justice to the story's richness and complexity."