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A leading Australian body language expert has revealed that Prince Harry’s voice and body tell a different story to the verbal revelations made in an interview to promote his memoir Spare.

Hundreds of people take part in the first Delhi Queer Pride march in three years, demanding equal rights, as pressure grows for legal recognition of same-sex marriage in India.

News Corp Royal Correspondent Bronte Coy says Prince Harry seems to have a strong idea that the British press and the Royal Family were “in cahoots” to work against the Sussexes.

“Harry has walked down this path a number of times,” Ms Coy told Sky Ne…

More than 60 Hindu couples marry in a mass wedding ceremony in Karachi, the most populous city in Pakistan. One bride explains that she’s taking part as her family is unable to afford the high costs of a Hindu wedding, a sentiment echoed by one of the …

The Dunkirk Carnival in northern France returns after three years of Covid-related cancellations. Over a thousand people gathered in the streets of Capelle-la-Grande to hear the first band of the carnival season, which will run until mid-April.

Tisir Otahbachi developed a painful skin condition shortly after receiving two doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in July and August 2021. He’s seeking compensation from the province of Quebec, but has been unable to find a doctor there who will bac…

Dr. Elie Skaff, physician lead for Archipel Ontario Health Team, said the issue of family doctors leaving patients without doctors didn’t start during the pandemic.

Renée Ladouceur-Beauchamp said she feels abandoned after three doctors in Orléans — one of them hers — closed their practices.

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting called strikes by NHS workers a “cry for help” as he warned that staff are feeling a “real sense of moral injury”.