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Prince William has decided not to rehire Queen Camilla's sister, Annabel Elliot, as an interior designer for the Duchy of Cornwall. The Duchy, a 700-year-old estate that provides income for the heir to the throne, revealed in its latest Integrated Annual Report that Elliot was not engaged for design services in the 2023-2024 year.

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In a pivotal moment for French politics, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal and his government tendered their resignation on Tuesday, marking the start of an indefinite transition period. President Emmanuel Macron accepted the resignation, setting the stage for a caretaker government to manage affairs until a new administration is appointed.

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In a significant move towards a hydrogen-based economy, German gas transmission system operators (TSOs) have submitted a comprehensive joint application to the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) for the development of a national hydrogen core network by 2032. This initiative marks a crucial step in Germany's energy transition and decarbonization efforts.

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Reporter John Hunt of the BBC is dealing with a family tragedy. A guy has been arrested by British police on suspicion of killing the racing commentator's wife and two of their kids three times.

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Italian Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, once the papal ambassador to the United States and now an outspoken critic of Pope Francis, has been excommunicated by the Vatican for schism. The Vatican announced that Viganò had refused to acknowledge and submit to the authority of Pope Francis and had rejected communion with the Catholic Church and its teachings.

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The Prime Minister for Hungary, Viktor Orban, has visited Russia for a meeting with President Putin for talks on the war in Ukraine. Some of the EU leaders have criticised the visit, and have emphasised that Mr Orban is not acting on behalf of the bloc.