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sky news africa Prince Harry is planning to attend his grandad Prince Philip's funeral - and government guidance suggests it is within lockdown rules for him to fly in from the US. Some had questioned whether an exception would be made for the Duke of Sussex to attend the proceedings, but there is a loophole allowing international guests to keep within England's current restrictions. His wife Meghan will not be attending following medical advice due to her pregnancy, although it is understood she made every effort to join her husband. According to guidance on the government website, those arriving from another country will have to self-isolate for 10 days. This means they will have to stay at home for the duration.

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Why Prince Harry will travel for the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral

Kate Howard - April 10, 2021

sky news africa Charles pays tribute to Papa, says he was loved, appreciated figure'

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Charles pays tribute to Papa, says he was loved, appreciated figure’

Kate Howard - April 10, 2021

sky news africa Woman 80 dies after 2 dogs attack her in garden

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Woman 80 dies after 2 dogs attack her in garden

Kate Howard - April 2, 2021

sky news africa Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine protects younger teens

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Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine protects younger teens

Kate Howard - March 31, 2021

sky news africa Siobhan Buchanan

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Teenager who had no bump didn’t know she was pregnant until...

Kate Howard - March 4, 2021

sky news africa Criminal complaint filed against Mohammed bin Salman in German court

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Criminal charges against Saudi Prince in German court

Kate Howard - March 2, 2021

sky news africa New Year's Eve: Muted celebrations in London, New York

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New Year’s Eve: Muted celebrations in London, New York

Kate Howard - January 1, 2021

sky news africa It's officially a White Christmas after snowfall in East Yorkshire

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It’s officially a White Christmas after snowfall in East Yorkshire

Kate Howard - December 25, 2020

sky news africa Brexit: Boris Johnson says trade deal is his Christmas present

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Brexit: Boris Johnson says trade deal is his Christmas present

Kate Howard - December 25, 2020

sky news africa US election 2020: Result on a knife edge

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US election 2020: Result on a knife edge

Kate Howard - November 4, 2020

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Skynewsafrica The Pentagon announced Tuesday it was temporarily suspending operational training for Saudi military students in the United States following a shooting rampage last week by a Saudi air force officer. Saudi Arabian military students in the United States will continue classroom instruction but operational training is halted pending a security review, senior Defense Department officials said. Mohammed Alshamrani, a 21-year-old lieutenant in the Saudi Royal Air Force, opened fire in a classroom at Pensacola Naval Air Station in Florida on Friday, killing three American sailors and wounding eight other people before being shot dead by police. Deputy Secretary of Defense David Norquist ordered a review to be completed within 10 days of policies for screening foreign students, Pentagon officials said. The move applies to all Saudi military students currently undergoing training in the United States. "The ones that are pilots will be grounded," an official said. Alshamrani, who was armed with a lawfully purchased Glock 9mm handgun, is reported to have posted a manifesto on Twitter before the shooting denouncing America as "a nation of evil." White House National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien has said the FBI investigation was ongoing but "to me, it appears to be a terrorist attack." The shooting struck a nerve in the United States with its echoes of the September 11, 2001 attacks, in which Saudi citizens accounted for 15 of the 19 hijackers that flew airliners into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

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Egyptian forces kill 40 suspected militants in North Sinai, Giza

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