
Prince Harry Says He Slipped Into Depression During 2019 Canada Break
Prince Harry told a MasterClass videocast he became depressed and "useless around the house" during a six-week stay in Canada in 2019.
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Prince Harry told a MasterClass videocast he became depressed and "useless around the house" during a six-week stay in Canada in 2019.

A senior officer and a driver died when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device in Garissa, according to Kenyan media reports.
Swedish prosecutors are investigating suspected serious sexual assault, unlawful coercion and assault at Sigtunaskolan Humanistiska Läroverket.

Two people died in Ukraine's overnight strike on Russia's Belgorod region, while a Russian attack on Kramatorsk killed at least 33, Sky TG24 reports.

An 84-year-old driver crashed into a Weston massage clinic, trapping three people under the vehicle and sending five to hospital.

Opposition figures and labour groups say the Federal Government's 30-day petrol discount is inadequate and are demanding a return to subsidy.
Ukrainian officials say a Russian attack on two buses in Kramatorsk killed 33 people, as Kyiv's negotiators prepare for talks in Miami with US envoys.
Singapore's LTA opens public consultation on merging COE Categories A and B, while MINDEF reports a full-time serviceman died after being found unconscious on Pulau Tekong.

A soldier hurt in a Basilan ambush has died from a head injury, Inquirer.net reports, as a manhunt for the attackers continues.

China's Coast Guard says it permitted a Philippine vessel to transfer an injured person from a grounded ship near Second Thomas Shoal, and warns Manila against further actions.
The U.S. Defense Department plans to broadcast the December 3 execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, according to Swedish media reports.

A judge says she will not be ready to rule next week on a challenge to Ireland's new flat-fee legal aid model, as criminal court disruption continues.

Argentina's top criminal court unanimously refused requests from Máximo and Florencia Kirchner to suspend the confiscation of their assets, clearing the way for auctions.

Malawi's statistics office says it produced the first joint food security analysis with Comesa and Statistics Norway, using 2024 survey data.

A Turkish court held the 95th session of a case against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, with testimony on alleged bribes and property transfers.
A Russian attack on a civilian bus in Kramatorsk killed 33 people, according to Il Sole 24 ORE, as fears of wider international escalation grow.

Protests against illegal immigration turned violent in Soweto and Durban, with vehicles torched, shops looted and police redeployed.
A man in his 60s died Thursday after his vehicle ended up in water at a work site in Boliden, Swedish police say.

WHO warns that over 700,000 displaced people in Tawila face severe shortages, while only 23 percent of its 2026 Sudan appeal is funded.

Isaias is the Atlantic season's first hurricane, prompting evacuations in Florida, a Georgia emergency order, and refinery concerns.

A Zimbabwean woman who lived rent-free for 17 years has been evicted, with Herald.co.zw reporting her claim that she paid for the house by feeding dogs.

A 75-year-old woman's tip led officers to intercept a suspected gold thief in Linköping, as police warn that elder fraud attempts continue.

Spain's government reports 11,026 migrant returns from Ceuta to Morocco in two months, including 513 expulsions, according to RTVE.es.

The federal government says petrol sold at NNPC filling stations will carry a discount for the next 30 days, according to TheCable.
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