Prince Harry today said he ‘jumped on a plane’ and went to go and see King Charles ‘as soon as I could’ after he spoke to his father on the phone about his cancer diagnosis.
The Duke of Sussex also said he was ‘grateful’ to have visited Charles and hopes his father’s diagnosis can heal his rift with the royals, saying: ‘I love my family.’
Harry discussed the King’s health as he spoke publicly for the first time since Charles
“The Dukes of Hazzard” star John Schneider says his faith has helped him cope with his grief after the death of his wife, Alicia Allain Schneider.
The 63-year-old actor and country star is set to release a new album titled “We’re Still Us” in honor of Alicia, who died from breast cancer at the age of 53 in February. In an emotional interview with Fox News Digital, Schneider shared how he believes that leaning on God saved his life.
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Ford Motor earned $1.9 billion from April to June, up from $667 million a year earlier, the company said on Thursday. Robust sales of gasoline-powered trucks and sport-utility vehicles more than offset a substantial loss on electric models.
The automaker reported revenue of $45 billion, up 12 percent from a year earlier, and said it had sold 1.1 million vehicles around the world, an 8 percent increase.
Ford said it had lost $1.1 billion before interest and taxes on its
A woman, whose dog has been left partially paralysed after jumping out of the window of a moving car, has issued an urgent warning to fellow owners.
Hannah James, 48, and her partner Damon, 54, from Oldham, have been left devastated since their beloved dog, Ozzy, 4, launched himself out of the vehicle after allegedly opening the window with his paws.
Damon was doing the everyday run to pick Hannah up from work when their Shar Pei, Ozzy, jumped out
The European Commission opened on Tuesday (25 July) a formal investigation into French multimedia conglomerate Vivendi’s acquisition of publisher Lagardère over fears that the deal was implemented before the EU authority’s green light.
The EU competition department cleared the merger of two leading French multimedia players on 9 June, with some conditions to prevent market concentration in the publishing sector.
Under those conditions, Vivendi, owned by French billionaire and media tycoon Vincent Bolloré, was to sell its subsidiary company Editis,
