Prince Harry38, is demanding a hefty payment from the British newspaper’s publisher for illegally gathering information about his private life Mirror. According to court documents released on the last day of a trial in London, the younger son of King Charles III. 440,000 pounds (about 512,000 euros) in damages. Harry’s attorneys contend that between 1996 and 2020 the leaves DailyMirror, SundayMirror and People of the publisher Mirror Group Newspapers had used illegally obtained material for numerous stories. A verdict is expected at a later date.
Pink, 43, pop musician, in a bad mood. On Wednesday she was still cycling through Berlin with her family in a very relaxed manner. After her arrival in Vienna, where two more concerts of her “Summer Carnival” tour were planned, her husband Carey Hart and their daughter Willow visited the Prater – where their two bicycles were stolen. “I hope whoever took them falls and breaks their knees,” the US star wrote on Instagram.
Caroline Peters, 51, actress (“The Uncertainty Principle of Love”), found it “completely normal” as a child that her father was a psychiatrist. “It was only in retrospect that I understood that it played a big role in my life,” the actress said Picture-Newspaper. “If you say that my dad is the director of a mental hospital, people get scared at first and unconsciously keep their distance.” She only realized that after her father’s death in February. “Psychiatrists are generally recognized in society, but they also feel they have the power to put you behind bars, which makes many people feel uneasy.” There are many doctors in her father’s family. “It goes back to 1670,” she says. “I know that because my father did accurate research on his family. I’m the colorful sheep.” Of her four siblings (“We are five patchwork children from three marriages”), only her older sister was drawn to medicine. “She is a professor of psychoimmunology, my big brother is an ethnologist. The younger ones work in IT.”
Rishi Sunak, 43, British Prime Minister, has sparked outrage in his constituency by donating a £10 bottle of wine to a school raffle. “Honestly, we’re shocked,” school association president Mel Wise told the newspaper SundayMirror. “Apparently the children in his constituency are worth ten pounds to him.” The politician is considered the richest head of government in British history, also because of the wealth of his wife Akshata Murty. The couple recently donated millions of dollars to Murty’s former US college and £100,000 to Sunak’s former elite school. Wise stressed that she was not asking for thousands. “But anything over £10 that we could auction would have been good.” Leyburn primary school in northern England needs £10,000 to replace 15-year-old computers for all the children.