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 Lady Gabriella Windsor's engagement was announced by Kensington Palace in a statement, which said: "Prince and Princess Michael of Kent are delighted to announce the engagement of their daughter Lady Gabriella Windsor to Mr Thomas Kingston

" Lady Gabriella, 37, is 51st in line to the throne. And her wedding venue, St George's chapel, has become a favourite of young royals recently

 Last year saw Meghan Markle and Prince Harry marry at the chapel, as well as Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank

 Lady Gabriella and Thomas will also have their reception at Frogmore House, the same venue as the two 2018 royal weddings

 But Gabriella's will be a more pared-back event, given the fact she's further down the lineage and won't be televised like the others

 Despite that, there's still plenty to look forward to as details emerge, and there are always the pictures to pore over! READ MORE: Lady Gabriella Windsor's SHOCKING connection to Kate MiddletonWhere will Lady Gabriella Windsor go on honeymoon? The couple have yet to reveal where they plan to honeymoon but there are a few options

 One is the Isle of Sark, a beautiful little island in the Channel Islands off the coast of Normandy, France

 This is where Thomas got down on one knee and proposed to Gabriella in August, so it's a special place for the couple

 Or perhaps they'll take a leaf out of another royal couple's book and follow a previously chosen honeymoon destination

 READ MORE: See how Meghan Markle's bump has grown over the months IN PICTURESHere are some royal honeymoons gone by: - In 1923, Queen Elizabeth and King George VI (the current Queen's parents) spent two weeks at Polesden Lacey, a manor house in Surrey, for their honeymoon

 - In 1937, King Edward VII and Wallis Simpson went to the hills of Gailtal, Austria, where they stayed at the country-luxe castle of Schloss Wasserleonburg after their secret wedding

 - In 1947, the Queen and Prince Philip spent their honeymoon at Birkhill Lodge, part of the Balmoral Estate in Hampshire and home of Philip's uncle, Lord Mountbatten

 - In 1960, Prince Margaret and Lord Snowdon spent their honeymoon on the Royal Yacht Britannia exploring islands like Trinidad and Antigua

 - In 1973, Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips spent their honeymoon aboard the royal yacht Britannia, traversing the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

 - In 1983, Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew boarded a jet for the Azores Islands near Portugal, and then went for a five-day sail in the Atlantic aboard the royal yacht Britannia

 - In 1981, Princess Diana and Prince Charles followed the trend and honeymooned on the royal yacht Britannia

 Afterward they visited Scotland, where the rest of the royal family had gathered at Balmoral, and spent time in a hunting lodge by the estate

 - In 2009, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall headed off to Greece for an island-hopping adventure in the sun

 - In 2011, Prince William and Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, headed off for honeymoon on a private island in the Seychelles

 - In 2011, the Queen's eldest granddaughter Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall embarked on a belated honeymoon to the Mediterranean island of Cyprus

 The royal couples of 2018 decided to keep their honeymoon destinations a secret. Let's see if 2019 is the same!

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Royal news : Mum-of-two left 'gobsmacked' as husband asks 'do you want to keep it?' when she reveal - Duration: 4:35.

A STAY-AT-HOME mum has been left gutted over her husband's reaction to her third pregnancy

 The woman, who already has two kids aged 10 and three with her partner, had her coil taken out in October and hasn't been using any other form of contraception

 Posting on Mumsnet, she explained: "We decided we would try for another baby, we were in no rush so just decided to see how it went

 "We've spoken about it a few times in the last few months all positive stuff just general chat, even spoken about it to his mum and sister, he even told them he would like a girl

 "Of course we've had the odd 'oh god could we really handle 3' moment but neither of us has ever said that I should go back on contraception and stop trying

"  When the mum-of-two took a positive pregnancy test on Tuesday morning, she couldn't wait to tell her husband the good news - so made the announcement over text when he was out playing golf

 She said: "I was really excited and couldn't wait till he got home to tell him so I sent him the pic of the pregnancy test and said guess what

 "His reply was 'oh. what are you going to do'.  "I was gobsmacked and asked him what he meant by that and he replied 'well you know what I mean, do you want it?'  "I replied with 'well I was excited so yes but from your responses I feel like you don't want it and if that's the case then I wouldn't want to go ahead with it'

 "I also told him I thought he was being selfish and horrible and asked why he agreed to me having a coil out if he didn't want me to get pregnant

 "His reply was simply 'there's no need for this, I'm tired'. I've not even replied to that because I'm just speechless at how he's being

 "Now maybe this is me being over sensitive but it's really upset me.  "I feel awful now I mean, what the hell kind of reaction is that from a husband who's wife has just told him she's pregnant with a planned baby?  "I feel like that's the sort of response I'd expect if we were a pair of teenagers who'd been caught out

 "Not a married couple. I feel so deflated and just not excited at all now."  And her fellow mums were equally gobsmacked, commenting: "He sounds like he's changed his mind and not told you, it's really unfair"

'Meghan Markle and Prince Harry' pick out baby names and practice prenatal yoga in spoof videos by Alison Jackson  Another woman said: "You were knowing having sex and talking about having another baby

He's being a total t***."  While a third wrote: "It was c***py. I hope he's better in person

"  And a fourth slammed: "What an a*** to knowingly have sex with you then give you this response

 "You've taken the pain, burden and responsibility for family planning to this point and if he has now changed his mind, you will be responsible for choosing the outcome

 "Either way it's going to have a massive impact on you. What a s*** thing to do to you

"  Another mum said: "I really hope he has sorted his s*** out by the time he gets back and can apologise for his reaction earlier

"  But others said the mum shouldn't have broken the news via text.  One said: "Wait until he is home

 "Some conversations are much better face to face than relying on technology which doesn't let you read body language and emotion"

 And a second commented: "Maybe you just caught him at a really bad time? Wait till he gets home and Have a proper conversation

"

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Врачи запретили Максиму Фадееву концертную деятельность - Sudo News - Duration: 3:01.

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News24 - Chelsea news: 'I've not seen that in a long, long time' - pundit claim about Man Utd loss - Duration: 2:20.

 That is according to BT Sport pundit and former Chelsea midfielder Nigel Spackman

 Manchester United beat the Blues 2-0 on Monday to knock them out of the FA Cup at the fifth round stage

 First-half goals from Ander Herrera and Paul Pogba were enough to see the Red Devils through to the quarter-finals

 Chelsea fans were not happy at Sarri during the match and made their feelings clear from the stands

 Some supporters were not impressed with the Italian's substitutions, which have become repetitive throughout the season

 Ross Barkley and Mateo Kovacic have replaced each other 21 times this term. Spackman says the performance against United was not reflective of Chelsea over the last decade-and-a-half

 And he says he has not heard fans turn on the manager like that for a long time. "By the very high standards that Chelsea Football Club have had over the last 15 years, I think it's one of those times where the performances just aren't good enough," Spackman said

 "I was here on Monday night against Man United where they got booed off, the manager was getting stick from the crowd

 "I've not seen that in a long, long time here at Stamford Bridge. "But it was a lack of leadership on the field as well

 "A poor performance, some of the substitutions he made didn't go down well. "I just think there is a massive week ahead for him, starting tonight [against Malmo]

 "Then obviously the cup final at the weekend and then Spurs here next Wednesday."

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Breaking Celeb News | Kim Kardashian sues fast fashion company over knockoff outfits - Duration: 3:29.

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Pope opens sex abuse summit amid outcry from survivors Inquirer News - Duration: 2:28.

Pope opens sex abuse summit amid outcry from survivors Inquirer News

Members of the ECA Ending of Clergy Abuse organization and survivors of clergy sex abuse pose for photographers outside St. Peters Square, at he Vatican on Feb. 18, 2019.  AP

VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis warned bishops and religious superiors summoned Thursday to a landmark sex abuse prevention summit that the Catholic faithful are demanding more than just condemnation of the crimes but concrete action to respond to the scandal.

He told the 190 leaders of bishops conferences and religious orders to listen to the cry of the young who want justice and seize the opportunity to transform this evil into a chance for understanding and purification.

More than 30 years after the scandal first erupted in Ireland and Australia and 20 years after it hit the U.S., bishops and superiors in many parts of Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia either deny that clergy sex abuse exists in their regions or downplay the problem.

Francis, the first Latin American pope, called the summit after botching a well known sex abuse cover up case in Chile last year. Realizing he had erred, he has vowed to chart a new course and is bringing the rest of the church leadership along with him.

The summit is meant as a tutorial for church leaders to learn the importance of preventing sex abuse in their churches, tending to victims and investigating the crimes when they occur.

Abuse survivors have turned out in droves to demand accountability and transparency from church leaders, saying the time of cover up is over.

Phil Saviano, who helped expose the U.S. scandal two decades ago, demanded the Vatican release the names of abusers and their files.

Do it to break the code of silence, he told the organizing committee on the eve of the summit. Do it out of respect for the victims of these men, and do it to help prevent these creeps from abusing any more children. /ee

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Поправившаяся Мария Кожевникова показала, к чему привело переедание - Sudo News - Duration: 2:13.

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✅ Breaking News - Arsenal 3-0 BATE (3-1 agg): Hosts through to Europa League last 16 - Duration: 9:40.

Vamos roared Unai Emery as Sokratis thumped home Arsenal's decisive third.You didn't need to be fluent in Spanish to comprehend what it meant to the Gunners manager

His contorted expression said it all.Crisis averted. Because that's exactly what it would have been had Arsenal suffered embarrassment here at the Emirates Stadium

Sokratis found himself on the scoresheet as Arsenal progressed to the last 16 of the Europa League on Thursday evening The Greece international came off the bench to head home Arsenal's third goal during their second-leg win over BATE Borisov The powerful centre back wheels away in celebration after scoring the Gunners' third on the hour mark on Thursday He was quickly congratulated by his team-mates as the Premier League outfit proved too much for their Belarusian opponentsTrailing 1-0 from the first leg, the Gunners had little margin for error against BATE Borisov - even though the gulf in class between the two sides is abundantly clear

But in what had the potential to be an extremely anxious night, Arsenal kept their nerve to reach the Europa League last 16 - headers from Shkodran Mustafi and Sokratis adding to Zakhar Volkov's early own goal

Questions remain over Arsenal's evolution under Emery. At times, their performance against the Belarusian side lacked cohesion and appeared disjointed

But at this stage of the season, results outweigh the performances. Emery - who has won this competition three times - knows that more than most

Share this article Share In his time of need, Emery turned to Mesut Ozil, recalled to the starting XI despite the lingering doubt over his future at the club

By the end of the evening the German was wearing the captain's armband.Maybe there is a place for Ozil in Emery's plans after all

His contribution against BATE would certainly have provided his manager with food for thought

It took four minutes to wipe out the deficit from their humiliating first-leg defeat - Volkov turning into his own net, under pressure from Henrikh Mkhitaryan, following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's low cross

MATCH FACTS, PLAYER RATINGS AND MATCH ZONE Cech 6.5; Lichtsteiner 7, Mustafi 7, Koscielny 6

5 (Sokratis 57, 7), Monreal 6.5; Guendouzi 6.5 (Torreira 63, 6.5), Xhaka 7.5; Mkhitaryan 6

5 (Suarez 78), Ozil 7, Iwobi 7; Aubameyang 7.  Leno, Ramsey, Kolasinac, Nketiah.: Volkov OG (4), Mustafi (39), Sokratis (60)  Unai Emery 7 Scherbitski 5; Rios 5, Volkov 5, Filipenko 5

5, Filipovic 6; Simovic 5.5, Dragun 5 (Berezkin 64, 5); Milic 5, Baga 5.5 (Hleb 58, 5

5), Stasevich 6; Skavysh 5.5 (Dubajic 72).  Chichkan, Yablonski, Nemirko, Moumkam

Aleksei Baga - 5.5Alberto Mallenco - 6 Xhaka  CLICK HERE to view our brilliant Match Zone - including the move that resulted in BATE Borisov's Zakhar Volkov scoring an own goal

All eyes were on Mesut Ozil with the Arsenal playmaker making a rare start for manager Unai Emery's side It took Arsenal just four minutes to cancel out their first-leg deficit when Zakhar Volkov (centre) put through his own net The 21-year-old watches on as he is unable to prevent himself from deflecting Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang's cross into goal The midfielder cuts a forlorn figure after putting the visitors on the back foot so early on Thursday evening The Belarusian's mood contrasted with Aubameyang's as the Gabon international celebrated his side's opening goal The striker was congratulated by team-mate Matteo Guendouzi as Arsenal supporters celebrated in the backgroundFrom the outset you sensed Arsenal meant business, a far cry from their pathetic display out in Borisov last week

Alex Iwobi twice went close to scoring, a curling effort that drifted narrowly wide of Denis Scherbitski's far post particularly eye-catching

Ozil, too, was fully involved as the Gunners went for the jugular. The pattern of Arsenal's play flows far more fluently when the German's in the team

The fans made their feelings crystal clear before the game, affording Ozil the biggest cheer of any Arsenal player as their names were read out over the PA system before kick-off

Supporters want him in the starting XI this week, Emery still needs convincing. Ozil's made a promising start in his attempts to win back his manager's trust

It's no exaggeration to say Arsenal could have been three-up inside eight minutes but the threat of conceding, and the consequences of surrendering an away goal, was clear

Particularly in the ninth minute when Stephan Lichtsteiner cleared off the line from Stanislav Dragon following Dmitiri Baga's back-post cross

The Emirates was not sold out for the game but it was not as empty as originally feared due to the anti-social 6pm kick-off Arsenal manager Emery barks out instructions to his team from the sidelines as they look to take the lead in the tie Alex Iwobi tries to skip beyond the visitors' backline during the Europa League clash in north London on Thursday Henrikh Mkhitaryan was on the receiving end of this strong tackle from Nemanja Milic but BATE couldn't live with ArsenalThe Emirates breathed a huge sigh of relief

So did Lichtsteiner, who lost Dragan in the build-up; redeeming himself with his last-gasp clearance

BATE's opportunity served as a warning to Arsenal. For all their positivity, this game was far from over

Indeed, after their breakneck opening Arsenal's fluency started to desert them. Granit Xhaka saw his effort from distance punched over the bar before Aubameyang squandered two half-chances

But this wasn't what Arsenal's bright start promised. Scrappy and disjointed.That was until the 39th minute when Arsenal took the lead for the first time in the tie

There was very little finesse about it; Mustafi powering home a header from Xhaka's corner

The tension eased off the Emirates, which wasn't anywhere near as empty as originally feared due to the anti-social 6pm kick-off

Yet the repercussions of a BATE goal remained. Just one slip, one mistake, could result in an away goal that would cost Arsenal dear

Had it not been for Petr Cech's reflexes, Borisov would have thrown a spanner in the works in the 48th minute - Maksim Skavysh's close-range effort saved by the goalkeeper after Laurent Koscielny and Nacho Monreal failed to clear their lines

  Germany international Shkodran Mustafi rose the highest to head home the Premier League's second of the evening Mustafi watches on as his header, from a corner, nestles into the back of the BATE Borisov net shortly before half time The 26-year-old was quickly mobbed by his team-mates who now had control of the Europa League last-32 encounterIwobi, who continued to be a constant threat, saw his low effort from Ozil's pass stopped by Scherbitski soon after

Emery was forced into a 57th-minute substitution, Koscielny limping off with what appeared to be a calf injury to be replaced by fit-again Sokratis

A minute later former Arsenal forward Alex Hleb was given a hero's reception by the home supporters when he was introduced by BATE manager Aleksei Baga

But there were louder cheers a few seconds later when Sokratis thumped home another header from Xhaka's inswinging corner to erase any doubt of the outcome

Ozil and Aubameyang missed two excellent chances to score a fourth, but by that point the tie was over

Arsenal's involvement in the Europa League, however, continues. Arsenal captain Laurent Koscielny had to be substituted against BATE Borisov after he picked up an injury to his leg Koscielny, who was out from May to November last year after rupturing his achilles, looked frustrated as he got treatment Ex-Arsenal man Alex Hleb was given a hero's reception by the home supporters when he was introduced by BATE Share this article Share

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Breaking Celeb News | Khloé Kardashian breaks her silence on Jordyn Woods, Tristan cheating scandal - Duration: 2:21.

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John McDonnell urges MPs to stay and 'hold the family together' - News Live - Duration: 4:09.

 John McDonnell has urged anyone considering resignation to stay in Labour and help "hold the family together"

  The Shadow chancellor insisted the Labour leadership is ready to address the 'valid' issues which have led eight of the party's MPs to switch to the new Independent Group in Parliament

 He said Labour had not been "severe enough" in dealing with complaints of anti-Semitism and he wanted to see tougher sanctions, including a lifetime ban from membership

 He added there would be an "appropriate sanction" if complaints were upheld against former Militant leader Derek Hatton, who was suspended from the party two days after being readmitted following a 33-year exclusion

 Following the first resignations on Monday, Mr McDonnell promised a "mammoth listening exercise" to address criticisms

 Speaking to the Press Association during a visit to Willenhall in the West Midlands, he said: "What we'll do now is listen to the criticisms of those who've left

Of course we will, and we'll deal with them.  "That's what unfortunate, because if they'd have stayed they could have helped us deal with them, but that door now closes

"    Dudley North MP Ian Austin, a long-time critic of Jeremy Corbyn's handling of anti-Semitism complaints, has said he is considering "very carefully" whether to follow his former colleagues out of the party

 Mr McDonnell said: "If Ian Austin is considering leaving, my message to him is, 'Don't go, stay with us, you've raised valid concerns, you can help us sort this out'

"  The shadow chancellor said he was "happy" to meet Mr Austin to discuss his concerns

 "I'm happy to meet whoever, and I've been meeting the last couple of days large numbers of Labour MPs - individuals and in groups - talking it through," he said

 He said he thought there "might be a couple" of other Labour MPs considering defection, but insisted: "We can sort out the problems that they've raised

  "I think we're a family, the Labour Party is a family. We'll hold the family together and we'll be effective in terms of our opposition to the Tories' Brexit deal, which will destroy our economy

"  Asked if there was a "way back" for MPs who quit the party, he replied: "There's always a possible way back, course there is

 "I was brought up in the Catholic tradition. I'm a great believer in the powers of persuasion

"  Addressing concerns about the handling of anti-Semitism complaints, Mr McDonnell said: "We've got to deal with it

We haven't been quick enough, I don't think we've been severe enough.    "We're going to look at sanctions - they haven't been hard enough and individual MPs have raised cases where the sanction hasn't fitted the crime

So what we need to do is make sure those sanctions are severe enough.  "My view (is) if there is someone who is an anti-Semite and is regularly offending, they should be not just barred from the party, but barred for life

"  Mr Hatton was suspended on Wednesday pending an investigation into a 2012 tweet which allegedly implied that every Jew was responsible for the actions of the Israeli government - something which is explicitly covered in the international definition of anti-Semitism adopted by Labour last year

 Asked about the former Liverpool council leader's readmission to the party, Mr McDonnell said: "Anyone can apply for the Labour Party and goes through the normal process, that's what he's done

 "The one thing that prevents you even having your application considered is if you stood for another political party, and he hasn't for a number of years

 "So he's come through, there's been a complaint come in . that'll be investigated and there'll be an appropriate sanction  "But, again, I just repeat, we do not want anti-Semites in our party

Full stop."

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News in 90 with Jessica Barron - Studying Abroad - Duration: 1:52.

What's up bulls!

I'm Jessica and this is News in 90.

One of the most rewarding experiences a student can have is studying abroad.

You get to take classes while experiencing a different part of the world.

So I chose to study abroad in Chuncheon South Korea, because I wanted get more of an experience

for Korean to strengthen my skills.

And in Chuncheon, once you leave campus there's little to no English spoken. Um, so I got a

lot of practice with that and made a lot of Korean friends.

I chose Costa Rica, because my father is from Guyana.

Studying abroad influenced my career in that it solidified the fact that I wanted to include

Spanish language and Latinx culture in my career.

Studying abroad is a valuable learning opportunity that anyone can be a part of.

News in 90 correspondent Candace Williamson shares how students can participate.

USF's Education Abroad has opportunities to study in over 25 different countries!

They offer semester exchanges, dual degree programs, international internships, and service trips.

There are study abroad opportunities for every major. Students in business and engineering.

Everyone we will look for a perfect opportunity for them and that perfect opportunity will

hopefully be the intersection of what classes they want and need to take and what their favorite

destination is.

It's never to early to find a study abroad trip that's right for you.

To learn more stop by the Education Abroad office located in the Patel Center.

I'm Candace Williamson with News in 90.

Take the opportunity to travel the world and meet new people!

I'm Jessica Barron with Housing and Residential Education. We are the best place to live,

best place to work and the best place to learn.

Until next time, go bulls!

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✅ Breaking News - Leeds' Jansson leads chants for Malmo fans ahead of game v Chelsea - Duration: 1:41.

Pontus Jansson is a very popular figure with Leeds supporters and he is also hugely respected by fans of his former club Malmo

Jansson linked up with a group of Malmo fans before the Swedish side's Europa League round of 32, second clash away to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Thursday night

The defender led the singing of a chant, which will undoubtedly enhance his status as a cult hero even further

Share this article Share Jansson played for Malmo between 2006 and 2014, initially joining the club as a youth player before progressing to make 128 senior appearances

During his time at Malmo Jansson won two league titles and one Swedish Super Cup.Malmo went into the game against Chelsea trailing 2-1 from the first leg

 Jansson left Malmo to join Torino in 2014 before making the switch to Leeds, initially on loan, in 2016

The Swede then made the switch to Elland Road permanently in 2017 and has produced some impressive performances for the club

 Jansson was on the scoresheet in Leeds' last game, a 2-1 win against Swansea last week

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