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Britain's Prince Harry has reportedly been meeting with his ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas.
The 29-year-old royal split with the dance graduate earlier this year following rumours he was preparing to propose to her, but it's now been revealed that they've been meeting up at his Kensington Palace apartment to discuss the possibility of rekindling their relationship.
A source told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "They have been in constant touch since they broke up and she has now met up with him.
"It's all very amicable and no one is ruling out that they will get back together, but Cressida hasn't made her mind up and the ball is really in her court."
Rumours of a reunion come after 24-year-old Cressida was spotted enjoying a girl's night out with Harry's cousins, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, last week.
A source said: "She's usually so camera-shy, yet she was all smiles and giggles as the flashbulbs popped."
It's been suggested that snaps of the blonde beauty wearing a floor-length blue gown may have got Harry even keener for reconciliation.
Another source added: "Harry is the jealous type. He will have seen the pictures of Cressida and how stunning she looked."
Prince Harry discussing future with Cressida Bonas?
Britain's Prince Harry has reportedly been meeting with his ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas.
The 29-year-old royal split with the dance graduate earlier this year following rumours he was preparing to propose to her, but it's now been revealed that they've been meeting up at his Kensington Palace apartment to discuss the possibility of rekindling their relationship.
A source told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "They have been in constant touch since they broke up and she has now met up with him.
"It's all very amicable and no one is ruling out that they will get back together, but Cressida hasn't made her mind up and the ball is really in her court."
Rumours of a reunion come after 24-year-old Cressida was spotted enjoying a girl's night out with Harry's cousins, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, last week.
A source said: "She's usually so camera-shy, yet she was all smiles and giggles as the flashbulbs popped."
It's been suggested that snaps of the blonde beauty wearing a floor-length blue gown may have got Harry even keener for reconciliation.
Another source added: "Harry is the jealous type. He will have seen the pictures of Cressida and how stunning she looked."
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Britain's Prince Harry has paid tribute to those who died in the World War II battle of Monte Cassino.
The flame-haired royal attended a commemoration service in Cassino, Italy where he met with war veterans from New Zealand and thanked them for their efforts during the Italian Campaign of the Second World War.
The 29-year-old Prince was a special guest at the New Zealand National Commemorative Service held at the Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery, where he paid tribute to over 500 Kiwi soldiers who lost their lives in the conflict.
Mr. Harry Hubbert, a veteran soldier from Auckland, New Zealand told the Auckland Scoop news channel: "He's [Harry] a nice bloke and was interested in what we did, and how we are doing now."
Mr. Hubbert was one of 38 New Zealand Cassino war veterans - all of whom are over 90-years-old - in attendance at the service.
The ceremony was also attended by members of the local community and visitors from New Zealand, all of whom clapped and cheered as the veterans made their way into the area where their fallen fellow servicemen are buried.
A total of 456 soldiers from New Zealand are buried at Cassino, while the names of a further 55 - whose grave locations are unknown - are listed on the memorial plaque.
Prince Harry pays tribute to World War II soldiers
Britain's Prince Harry has paid tribute to those who died in the World War II battle of Monte Cassino.
The flame-haired royal attended a commemoration service in Cassino, Italy where he met with war veterans from New Zealand and thanked them for their efforts during the Italian Campaign of the Second World War.
The 29-year-old Prince was a special guest at the New Zealand National Commemorative Service held at the Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery, where he paid tribute to over 500 Kiwi soldiers who lost their lives in the conflict.
Mr. Harry Hubbert, a veteran soldier from Auckland, New Zealand told the Auckland Scoop news channel: "He's [Harry] a nice bloke and was interested in what we did, and how we are doing now."
Mr. Hubbert was one of 38 New Zealand Cassino war veterans - all of whom are over 90-years-old - in attendance at the service.
The ceremony was also attended by members of the local community and visitors from New Zealand, all of whom clapped and cheered as the veterans made their way into the area where their fallen fellow servicemen are buried.
A total of 456 soldiers from New Zealand are buried at Cassino, while the names of a further 55 - whose grave locations are unknown - are listed on the memorial plaque.
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Britain's Countess of Wessex got a bridal henna tattoo yesterday (18.05.14).
Sophie, Countess of Wessex - who is married to the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward - had the decorative body art painted on her hand and index finger by the artist Humaira Rehrel at the Heart and Soul garden party held by the Church of Scotland in Edinburgh this weekend.
The 49-year-old royal is set to celebrate her 15th wedding anniversary next month, but she decided to begin the celebrations early by having the henna designs drawn on her at the annual event, which celebrates global religion.
Meanwhile, her husband Prince Edward was helping to prepare meals from a number of different cuisines in the nearby kitchen.
The couple, who met at a charity event in 1993 before getting married in 1999 and having two children, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Severn, are set to visit a number of other locations in Scotland during their visit and are scheduled to officially open the historic Dock Park in Dumfries after its £2 million revamp this afternoon (19.05.14).
Countess of Wessex gets henna body art
Britain's Countess of Wessex got a bridal henna tattoo yesterday (18.05.14).
Sophie, Countess of Wessex - who is married to the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Edward - had the decorative body art painted on her hand and index finger by the artist Humaira Rehrel at the Heart and Soul garden party held by the Church of Scotland in Edinburgh this weekend.
The 49-year-old royal is set to celebrate her 15th wedding anniversary next month, but she decided to begin the celebrations early by having the henna designs drawn on her at the annual event, which celebrates global religion.
Meanwhile, her husband Prince Edward was helping to prepare meals from a number of different cuisines in the nearby kitchen.
The couple, who met at a charity event in 1993 before getting married in 1999 and having two children, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Severn, are set to visit a number of other locations in Scotland during their visit and are scheduled to officially open the historic Dock Park in Dumfries after its £2 million revamp this afternoon (19.05.14).
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Joey Essex says his mother's suicide affected his learning.
The former 'The Only Way Is Essex' favourite believes the trauma of his mother Tina hanging herself when he was just 10 years old could be responsible for his lack of general knowledge.
He explains in his new book, 'Being Reem': "Some people reckoned I stopped learning because of what happened to my mum. Almost like I froze in time. I don't know about that but I remember it hitting me really hard."
Joey - who can't tell the time, despite owning a £70,000 Rolex watch - and his older sister Frankie Essex didn't know their mother had taken her own life until a schoolchild blurted it out in the playground two years after the event.
In an extract published in The Sun newspaper, he said: "We didn't know mum had committed suicide for about two years. Dad didn't tell us how it happened to start with, he just said she fell over in an accident.
"I guess he was trying to protect us and I don't think he wanted to deal with it himself. I was convinced she was staying in a hotel and was coming back. As I started getting older I began to get p***ed off.
"I'd constantly say to Dad, 'Can you please find out where mum's gone or how she's died?' "
Despite growing up without a mum, Joey resents people describing suicide as the coward's way out and understands why she did it.
He said: "Deep down, she was ill and unhappy. I was always confused about what was wrong with my mum. She was often in hospital; and I never understood why.
"Someone told me committing suicide is a selfish thing to do because you're hurting other people. But how can you say that? You don't know what the person is going through. To commit suicide you've got to be in another level of pain."
Joey Essex deeply affected by mother’s suicide
Joey Essex says his mother's suicide affected his learning.
The former 'The Only Way Is Essex' favourite believes the trauma of his mother Tina hanging herself when he was just 10 years old could be responsible for his lack of general knowledge.
He explains in his new book, 'Being Reem': "Some people reckoned I stopped learning because of what happened to my mum. Almost like I froze in time. I don't know about that but I remember it hitting me really hard."
Joey - who can't tell the time, despite owning a £70,000 Rolex watch - and his older sister Frankie Essex didn't know their mother had taken her own life until a schoolchild blurted it out in the playground two years after the event.
In an extract published in The Sun newspaper, he said: "We didn't know mum had committed suicide for about two years. Dad didn't tell us how it happened to start with, he just said she fell over in an accident.
"I guess he was trying to protect us and I don't think he wanted to deal with it himself. I was convinced she was staying in a hotel and was coming back. As I started getting older I began to get p***ed off.
"I'd constantly say to Dad, 'Can you please find out where mum's gone or how she's died?' "
Despite growing up without a mum, Joey resents people describing suicide as the coward's way out and understands why she did it.
He said: "Deep down, she was ill and unhappy. I was always confused about what was wrong with my mum. She was often in hospital; and I never understood why.
"Someone told me committing suicide is a selfish thing to do because you're hurting other people. But how can you say that? You don't know what the person is going through. To commit suicide you've got to be in another level of pain."