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Neil Foden was jailed yesterday after being found guilty of 19 sexual abuse offences but questions are being asked over why action against him was not pursued sooner. Foden, 66, had been a prominent figure in Welsh education and the respected head of one of the country's most successful schools, Ysgol Friars in Bangor. Yet he faced employment tribunal allegations of 'petty' and 'vindictive' behaviour - and it emerged during Foden's trial that a teacher raised concerns about his behaviour with one teenage girl four years before his arrest. It was only when a victim, known in court as Child A, came forward with revelations about their 'romantic relationship' and his text messages to her, that Foden was detained by police at the school in September 2023.

Official documents that could have shed light on Prince Andrew's tumultuous role as Britain's trade ambassador may have been destroyed. The Government has confirmed that memos, emails, and cables sent between officials about the Duke of York's overseas visits while he was a rotating trade ambassador may not be retained.' The Department of Corporate and Trade (DBT) will either submit or destroy documents of "historical importance" to the National Archives in Kew, south-west London, under a so-called'retention policy. "The Duke of York was specifically employed by the government, and the particulars of his visits should be published in the public domain," former diplomat Simon Wilson, who worked with a number of Andrew's trade envoy visits in Bahrain in the early 2000s.'

Prince Andrew had it all at one time. He was not just the Queen's favorite son; he was a naval officer and decorated war hero whose dashing appearances made him the 'Playboy Prince,' one of Britain's most eligible men. However, the Duke of York has been better known for one of the most unusual falls from grace ever experienced by a Royal Family member. He is 64 today. However, it is not clear how much money will be spent at Royal Lodge, his grand home in Windsor Great Park, will be celebrated.

More than £1.3 billion has been invested into the Las Vegas GP, bringing the sport back to Sin City for the first time since the Caesars Palace Grand Prix was held there in 1981 and 1982. However, the VIP tour has already been dogged by a slew of issues, with followers, Las Vegas residents, and even drivers complaining of high costs, TikTok's Casinocompwallet posted a video of their poor view of the street circuit from the VIP area, which they said cost $6000 to enter. 'This is the racetrack for the f1 from the VIP suite, you're behind the Heineken House in Las Vegas, the race is less than a minute, so let's take a look at the track view from up here.' The'spectacular' was really impressive.'

A man spent $169.34 on a ticket to Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, only to be dissatisfied with the'main attraction.' After visiting the Cinderella Castle, the center of Magic Kingdom, Simon Wilson shared a video last week on TikTok detailing why Disneyworld is a waste of money. Wilson wanted to visit Magic Kingdom for the reason that the castle did not fulfill his aspirations. 'You should not be huge,' Wilson said.

Lady Diana, a 19-year-old Lady Diana, had just two pieces of jewelry when she first inherited her throne: a gold chain with her initial 'D' and a pair of gold earrings. But she didn't get a makeover for her new role. In came regal elegance, with the world-envied jewels to match, gone were the yellow dungarees and jacket jackets of a nursery assistant - and part-time cleaner for her sister. Diana's sapphire engagement ring, which is now worn by her son's wife Kate, is arguably the most recognisable ring in the world, and she's also known for her experimental designs, including an emerald choker as a headband. Among the princess' jewellery box's glitter were simpler pieces that were full of meaning, many of which were dedicated to her sons - William and Harry. Now that the brothers are married, Kate and Meghan have been able to tell Diana's timeless jewels a new tale, contributing to Diana's timeless style.

As a recent ITV documentary sheds light on myths concerning the British Royal Family, palace insiders discuss what happens behind closed doors. Princess Margaret, the Queen, and others appear in anecdotes. The Real Crown: The House Of Windsor digs for information from those who were not there, seeking only from those who were there, giving five hours of high-calibre insight into royal life that are informative, moving, and occasionally amusing.

Prince Andrew, her 'favourite son,' is now very unlikely to return to public royal life if they allowed it, according to an expert. In recent years, the Duke of York had brought shame to his mother and other relatives, with his image in the aftermath of the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal. In January, the Queen stripped Andrew of his honorary military positions, and he renounced his HRH style in the face of a civil lawsuit brought against him by accuser Virginia Giuffre. However, he remained close to his mother throughout his life, having formed a close friendship with her in childhood, years after her birth at Buckingham Palace in 1960. Part of the reason they were so close was because she had been on the throne for seven years by the time of his birth in 1960 and had more time with him and his brother Edward than her other children, Charles and Anne. Andrew was seen by the queen as 'the spare she had for herself after she had inherited the heir's birth,' according to insiders, who also predicted that making her laugh would lift spirits. There was no reason for the Queen and other senior royals in that his civil sex lawsuit was settled outside of court in New York, ensuring that he was not facing a public trial and the monarchy was saved some of the scandal surrounding it.

Luisa Zissman's favorite thoroughbred died this week at her family's house, despite being a year ago. Madrano, the beloved white stallion, was put to sleep after a bout with cancer in 2019, but she maintained the horse by having him stuffed. Luisa, 35, confirmed Madrano now takes pride of place in the family's living room, with his stuffed carcass placed next to a window.