Prince Harry Must Face the Same Royal Fate as Ex-Prince Andrew — Expert

Ex-Prince Andrew's position in the royal succession line is reportedly in jeopardy after his recent arrest. The Thames Valley Police officers arrested the former Duke of York at the Wood Farm cottage on his 66th birthday. Now, an expert has claimed that another member of the royal family must face the same fate as the former Prince. The member is allegedly none other than King Charles' yougest son, Prince Harry.

Prince Harry and his kids must be cut from succession like ex-Prince Andrew, claims expert

An expert recently claimed thatPrince Harryand his kids must be cut from the succession line, facing the same royal fate asex-Prince Andrew. As reported byThe Mirror, Jennie Bond, a former BBC royal correspondent, told them that "Of course Andrew should be removed from the line of succession." The royal expert continued, "If you are not fit to be a prince, you're certainly not fit to be King." The person then explained, "It would also remove him as counsellor of state, which is another absurdity at the moment." The expert added, "Andrew is obviously not a suitable substitute for the King."

In the meantime, Jennie Bond further told the news outlet that she believed that "other non-working royals" should also be removed from the succession line along with their children. The royal expert expressed, "Personally, I think they should also remove Harry and his children." The person continued, "Plus Beatrice, Eugenie and their children from the line of succession."

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Meanwhile, the royal expert also told the news outlet, "I think to have William and his children followed by Anne (bumping her up the order) and Edward is more than enough." Jennie Bond then said, "So I would propose a complete shake-up of the succession order." The expert then explained, "I once made a television programme which showed that, in essence."

She continued, "We are all related to royalty and therefore all in the line of succession." She then said, "It becomes silly." The royal expert continued, "So I think we should simply have William and his children." "Followed by the much respected Princess Royal and then Prince Edward," added the expert.

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Prince Harry Must Face the Same Royal Fate as Ex-Prince Andrew — Expert

Ex-Prince Andrew's position in the royal succession line is reportedly in jeopardy after his recent arrest. The Thames Valley Police o...

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Kylie Jenner Had PDA-Filled Date With Boyfriend Before Skipping Awards

Kylie Jennerspent her evening somewhere far more personal at a Beverly Hills balcony withTimothée Chalamet.Photos circulating online show the couple wrapped up in each other during what appeared to be a professional photoshoot for Jenner's Sprinter beverage brand. The actor didn't just stop by, he stayed and watched.

Timothee Chalamet supported Kylie Jenner at her photoshoot in Beverly Hills in photos

According to an Instagram post labeled "DEUXMOI EXCLUSIVE," Chalamet showed up to support Jenner during the Beverly Hills shoot. The caption noted that Jenner teased a new product from her Sprinter line on her Instagram Stories the day before, suggesting the shoot likely tied into that launch. The post credited Backgrid USA for the photos and quickly set off speculation in the comments.

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Jenner wore a fitted black ensemble that hugged her curves, likely styled for the Sprinter campaign shoot. The silhouette appeared streamlined, highlighting her waist and hips. Her hair fell long and glossy down her back, parted cleanly and styled straight for maximum shine. Chalamet wore a dark baseball cap, layered casual pieces and loose-fitting pants. The relaxed styling contrasted with Jenner's polished glam.

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Myanmar's military government pardons 10,000 prisoners before parliament opens

BANGKOK (AP) — The head of Myanmar's military government granted amnesty to more than 10,000 prisoners and reduced the sentences of others to mark a holiday, state-run media reported Monday.

There was no sign former leaderAung San Suu Kyi, who was ousted in the military takeover in 2021 and has been held virtually incommunicado since then, would be freed.

The amnesty comes two weeks before parliament isset to convenefor its first session in more than five years following the recent election that critics said was neither free nor fair.

State-run MRTV television reported that Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, the head of the military government, pardoned 10,162 prisoners, including 7,337 convicted under a counterterrorism law, on Peasants' Day, a national holiday honoring farmers.

A separate statement said 12,487 people who were either being prosecuted under that law or were in hiding, will receive amnesty and have their incitement cases closed.

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The law carries a potential death penalty and was widely used to arrest and imprison political opponents, journalists, and others involved in dissent since the 2021 army takeover.

Ten foreigners will also be released and deported from Myanmar, it said in a separate statement.

Mass amnesties to mark holidays are not unusual in Myanmar. The prisoner releases began Monday but may take a few days. The identities of those released were not immediately available.

According to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, an independent organization that keeps detailed tallies of arrests and casualties linked to the nation's political conflicts, more than 22,800 political detainees were in detention as of last Friday.

They include the 80-year-old Suu Kyi, who is serving a 27-year sentence after being convicted in what supporters have called politically tinged prosecutions.

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Myanmar's military government pardons 10,000 prisoners before parliament opens

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Will There Be an “Industry” Season 5? What We Know About the HBO Drama’s Future

Season 4 of Industry wrapped with its final episode on March 1

NEED TO KNOW

• Days before the fourth season concluded, HBO renewed the drama for a fifth season

• Creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay said they've been thinking about how to end the series "on an unparalleled high"

The end of HBO'sIndustryis near.

Season 4 of the hit drama that chronicles the lives of young bankers navigating London's high-pressure finance world wrapped on March 1, leaving fans with a single burning question: Will the series return?

Thankfully, they don't have to wait for the answer. Days before the season 4 finale, HBO announced thatIndustryhad been renewed.

"We're privileged to have joined the small, esteemed club of dramas that have run for five seasons on HBO," creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay said in a statement.

They continued, "This March marks a decade since we first began to conceive of the world of 'Industry' and it exists because of the unwavering faith and vision of our partners and former partners at HBO."

Here's everything to know aboutIndustryseason 5, and whether or not it will be the show's last.

Will there be a fifth season ofIndustry?

Yes, HBO renewedIndustryfor a fifth season in February 2026, days before the final episode of season 4 aired. The series' fourth season saw Pierpoint grads Harper (Myha'la) and Yasmin (Marisa Abela) navigating one of their biggest scandals yet, with repercussions that tested both of their ambitions and loyalties.

None of which should have been a surprise to fans. Back in May 2025, Abela teased in an interview withThe Guardianthat season 4 felt like "the most high-camp, crazy villain origin story of all time."

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What will season 5 ofIndustrybe about?

The official plot details forIndustry's fifth season haven't been released. But fans can expect their favorite character arcs and storylines to wrap up as the show's creators confirmed that season 5 will be its last.

"For some time now we have been thinking about how best to end the show on an unparalleled high," Down and Kay said in a joint statement. "Unlike some of our characters, we know when to leave a party."

The pair, who based the series on their experiences as former bankers, thanked their "evangelical fan base" for tuning in since day one.

"The characters will live on because of their world-class performances," they continued, "Seeing the HBO ident in front of our work will never stop being a thrill. It remains the best place to make television, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration well into the future."

Who will be in the cast?

The cast ofIndustry's fifth season hasn't been confirmed. However, most of the show's stars are expected to reprise their roles for the final installment. Myha'la shared the news on her Instagram Stories, writing that the show was going to "go out [with] a bang," while Abela reposted aDeadlinearticle with the news on her Stories, along with a saluting emoji.

Max Minghella— who joinedIndustryin season 4 as Tender CFO Whitney Halberstram — shared Down and Kay's official statement on his Stories with a heart emoji.

Where can I watchIndustry?

All four seasons ofIndustryare available to stream onHBO Max.

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'Bachelor' alumni to return for mansion makeover. Who's in the cast?

Jesse Palmeris bringing a little bit of the"Bachelor"toHGTV.

A dozen"Bachelor" alumniwill reconvene at the Bachelor Mansion forHGTV'snewestdesign competitionseries "Bachelor Mansion Takeover," which premieres on March 2.

"One of the most famous homes in television history," according to HGTV, will "receive a long overdue makeover" with help from some of people who've walked down those very halls.

Contestants will get the chance to flex "their design and renovation skills" as they work to transform "iconic and never-before-seen Bachelor Mansion spaces" in weekly elimination challenges.

In addition to weekly elimination challenges, competitors will take "bold design risks, form alliances and face shocking eliminations" as series' judges Tayshia Adams, Tyler Cameron and a surprise guest judge evaluate their creativity and craftsmanship.

In the end, though, only one "Bachelor" alum will win bragging rights and a $100,000 cash prize.

"For the first time ever we're pulling back the curtain and revealing the mansion as you've never seen it before," Palmer said in a statement. "Our 12 contestants have already lived through the twists and turns of 'The Bachelor' franchise."

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"They know this is not going to be easy. And the clock is ticking because this renovation has to be finished before a new season of 'The Bachelorette' begins," Palmer added.

Here's everything to know about "Bachelor Mansion Takeover."

'Bachelor Mansion Takeover' cast

From the "Bachelor" to the "Golden Bachelorette," here are the 12 "Bachelor" contestants who will return to the mansion for the design competition:

• Dean Bell

• Joan Vassos

• Jill Chin

• Noah Erb

• Allyshia Gupta

• Tammy Ly

• Sandra Mason

• Sam McKinney

• Brendan Morais

• Courtney Robertson Preciado

• Jeremy Simon

• Christopher Stallworth

Joining the contestants and Palmer at the mansion are series' judges Tayshia Adams and Tyler Cameron. Each week, a surprise guest will arrive to "tour and evaluate the renovated spaces" alongside the trio.

Surprise guest judges include Former "Bachelorette" Hannah Brown, designer Nate Berkus, actress Rachel Bilson, former "Bachelorette" JoJo Fletcher, HGTV host and designer Christina Haack and former "Bachelor" Sean Lowe.

Where to watch 'Bachelor Mansion Takeover'

"Bachelor Mansion Takeover" premieres March 2 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on HGTV. New episodes will be available to stream on HBO Max and discovery+ the day after it airs.

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