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 While he looks after Kate Middleton, Prince William sets the standard for an ideal spouse. In order to care for his cherished wife Kate Middleton, Prince William has taken a leave of absence from his royal duties.                                                                                      Source geo.tv By stepping away from his royal responsibilities to care for his wife, Kate Middleton, Prince William has been a model husband. William, the Prince of Wales, is reportedly going "overboard" to take care of his adored wife while dealing with the devastating news that his father, King Charles, has cancer, according to Life & Style. William is aiming high to be a good husband during these trying times, as his wife is recovering from a major surgery and his dad is battling cancer. "Kate has had to reprimand William to let her be alone because he is always pushing cushions and giving her back rubs," an insider told the newspaper. They mentioned how Prince Geo

 Because Prince William thought Harry might disclose talks, he declined to meet him. Prince William believed Prince Harry would utilise their chats to get Netflix to pay him money.                                                                                 Source geo.tv During his brief visit to the UK, Prince William reportedly avoided seeing his estranged brother, Prince Harry, because he thought the latter might disclose their chat. The Prince of Wales, William, has little faith in his younger brother because he knows he may use family secrets to "make money with Netflix." For those who don't know, Harry personally told both of his boys that he had cancer, and then he took a plane to visit his father, King Charles, in the UK. Nevertheless, Harry, the Duke of Sussex, left his native nation after spending over 12 hours there without having the opportunity to meet William or Kate Middleton. Angela Levin, a royal specialist, weighed in on the Royal snub, claiming that

 UK government rejects pension make-up for steelworkers                                                                                      Source bbc.com Written by Rhodri Lewis Political Correspondent for BBC Wales The UK government's inaction, according to a veteran steelworker, after 1,000 people lost their pensions more than 20 years ago is shameful. Employees at the Cardiff facility of Allied Steel and Wire (ASW) lost their pensions when the company failed in 2002. Advocates succeeded in regaining 90% of their pensions; nevertheless, this benefit does not rise annually. The minister for pensions claimed that determining what was owed would be extremely costly. John Benson, however, said that the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) was "trying to just cheat us out of what we paid for". "The way they've handled us is a shame. They must acknowledge their obligations," he remarked. We own this money, regardless of the cost. We trusted the government, an

  King Charles suffers from cancer. What we know is as follows :                                                                                 Source edition .cnn,com Following a cancer diagnosis, King Charles III is receiving treatment in London A week after the 75-year-old British monarch left the hospital following a different operation for an enlarged prostate, the shocking news was made. What we know is as follows:How did the cancer get discovered? Beginning on January 17, when Buckingham Palace declared that the King will be admitted to the hospital for a “corrective procedure” to treat a benign enlarged prostate, Charles' recent health issues began. After exhibiting symptoms and undergoing medical examination at his Birkhall home in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, he was diagnosed After spending three nights in the luxury hospital next to Regent's Park, he was released from the London Clinic on January 29 and was earlier reported to be "doing well." He was freed a f

 A Saudi guy with a private toy museum is "embracing his inner child."                                                                                 Source arabnews.com JEDDAH: According to some, each of us has an inner kid. Talal Tayeb, 43, made the decision to embrace his, going so far as to create his own personal toy museum. With over 3,000 pieces, including figures, comic books, movies, TV shows, Legos, model kits, gaming consoles, limited-edition board games, posters, and trading cards, Tayeb has one of the largest action figure and toy collections in Saudi Arabia. "I made numerous attempts to give up collecting, but Superman has kryptonite, and 'Grendizer' is mine," he said to Arab News. Tayeb's collection includes many figures from Marvel, DC, Disney, Treasure Island, Harry Potter, Pokemon, Scooby Doo, James Bond, The Jetsons, Flintstones, Pink Panther, WWE, and more, despite his undying love for the UFO robot.                                 

 Health Care Service purchases Cigna's Medicare division for $3.3 billion. Reuters, 8:25 p.m. on January 31, 2024                                                                                       Source reuters.com January 31 (Reuters) - Health Care Service Corp, an insurer, announced on Wednesday that it will pay $3.3 billion in cash to acquire Cigna's (CI.N), opens new tab Medicare business, which oversees government-sponsored health insurance for individuals 65 and older. Together with a business called CareAllies that collaborates with medical groups and other healthcare providers, Cigna's Medicare lines—which include Medicare Advantage, Medicare supplement, and Medicare prescription plans—are being sold. Cigna's approach to the industry, which it had entered with the $3.8 billion acquisition of HealthSpring in 2011, has changed as a result of the divestment. In five states across the country, Health Care Service is authorised to offer Blue Cross Blue Shield ins

 Celebrate the Opening of the "Anambas" Maritime Training Center in Batam with the United States and Indonesia                                                                            Source id.usembassy.gov The official opening ceremony and inauguration of Bakamla's "Anambas" Maritime Training Center (MTC) was presided over by Vice Admiral TNI Dr. Irvansyah, S.H., M.Tr.Opsla, Head of the Republic of Indonesia's Maritime Security Agency (Bakamla), and U.S. Charge d'affaires a.i. (CDA) Michael F. Kleine. "The U.S. and Indonesian maritime cooperation has achieved a significant milestone today.  This new center will bolster Indonesia's maritime capabilities and reinforce its position as a pioneer in combating both internal and transnational crimes, as we have stated four years after our initial inauguration," CDA Kleine stated. The "Anambas" Maritime Training Center in Batam is a historic milestone in the ocean of friendship betwee