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Royal Couple William and Catherine Share Joyful Valentine’s Day Photo
A previously unreleased image was posted, accompanied by the message “Happy Valentine’s Day” and a heart symbol.
To commemorate Valentine's Day, the Prince and Princess of Wales have made public a previously unreleased photograph.
The photo, captured in black and white by Josh Shinner, depicts Prince William and Princess Catherine at their Anmer, Norfolk, residence in April of the previous year.
On February 14, the image was posted on the royal couple's social media accounts, coinciding with the globally observed day of romance.
Accompanying the photo was a brief message wishing followers a "Happy Valentine's Day," complete with a heart symbol.
This marks the second consecutive year the couple has chosen to acknowledge the holiday publicly, following their photo release in 2025.
The previous year's image was extracted from a video that premiered in September 2024, at which time Princess Catherine announced the conclusion of her cancer treatment.
In the photo from last year, Princess Catherine is seen smiling as Prince William affectionately kisses her cheek.
The royal family's Christmas card from the previous year featured a portrait of the family, including Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, seated amidst a backdrop of spring daffodils.
The photograph, also taken by Josh Shinner, was captured in Norfolk earlier in 2025.
The Christmas card release signified another milestone in Princess Catherine's gradual return to public engagements, as she continued to recover from her cancer treatment and chemotherapy.
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Australian Anthony Claims Gold in Moguls After Rivals Exit in Chaotic Event
At the Olympics, Jakara Anthony of Australia made history by claiming the inaugural women’s dual moguls title, outperforming Americans Jaelin Kauf and Elizabeth Lemley, who secured the silver and bronze medals, respectively.
Jakara Anthony of Australia has made history by becoming the inaugural women's dual moguls Olympic champion, surpassing American athletes Jaelin Kauf and Elizabeth Lemley, who secured the silver and bronze medals, respectively.
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Morrison Shines with Top Performances in Match Against Canada
Highlights of Rebecca Morrison’s performance can be seen as Great Britain secured a 7-6 win against Canada, the reigning world champions, in the women’s curling event at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Highlights from Rebecca Morrison's performance are now available, showcasing Great Britain's narrow 7-6 win over reigning world champions Canada in the women's curling event at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Further coverage of the surprising outcome can be found in the article detailing Great Britain's women's curling team upsetting world champions Canada.
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Edith Bowman’s luggage with cremated remains reportedly taken
A radio DJ has reported that her case went missing during a train journey to Gloucestershire.
A sentimental suitcase belonging to Radio DJ Edith Bowman has gone missing, prompting her to make an emotional appeal for its return, as it contains some of her grandfather's ashes.
Bowman, 52, suspects that the suitcase was taken during a train ride from London Paddington to Kemble in Gloucestershire on Friday.
In a social media post, Bowman revealed that the suitcase held a jewellery box with sentimental value, including a ring containing her grandfather's ashes.
British Transport Police have been notified about the incident and have been contacted for a statement.
The incident occurred on the 09:32 train from London Paddington to Cheltenham, and Bowman is seeking the public's help in recovering her stolen luggage.
Bowman has urged the person responsible for taking the suitcase to return it to the nearest station, expressing her gratitude in advance.
She also warned that the incident is being investigated, with CCTV footage being reviewed, and British Transport Police are involved in the case.
In a subsequent Instagram post, Bowman became tearful as she realized the sentimental items that were inside the missing suitcase.
Upon further reflection, Bowman noted that the suitcase contained a jewellery box with personal items of great significance to her.
The missing suitcase is described as dark green with brown straps, and Bowman is asking anyone who may have seen someone exiting the train at Didcot Parkway, Reading, or Swindon to come forward with information.
Edith Bowman is a well-known presenter who hosted various shows on BBC Radio 1 from 2003 to 2014 before pursuing other projects.
Currently, Bowman hosts the podcast Soundtracking, where she engages in conversations with guests about film and music.
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