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London's Metropolitan Police confirmed it received a letter in 2019 about a "number of claims" relating to the father of the UK's Prince Harry's wife, Meghan Markle.

It comes after Meghan, Duchess of Sussex revealed on Friday she was informed in 2018 about "disturbing allegations" against her father, Thomas Markle, which prompted her to keep her children away from him.

LONDON — Police in the British capital said Saturday that they received a letter containing allegations about the estranged father of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, in 2019, but did not tell other law enforcement agencies.

On Friday, it was reported that Meghan's father, Thomas Markle, is under investigation by authorities in the Philippines for alleged possession of child sexual abuse materials.

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As media outlets broadcast news updates, unseen handlers were relaying the information directly to the shooters through encrypted Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) messaging applications, police sources said

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U.S. special envoy Jared Kushner is denying allegations in an upcoming book by journalist Matthew Cole that he received more than $2 billion in slush funds from Middle East leaders. CBS News homeland security correspondent Nicole Sganga has the details.

Liberties Recycling has nine charity shops and operates 180 recycling banks around Ireland

Financial controls to be tightened on the hot school meals programme amid questions over contract arrangements

The sale deadline on the Strathmore properties passed yesterday.

The sale deadline on the Wellington public housing property passed yesterday.

This is not getting better, is it?

Washington State Democratic Congressman Adam Smith received a “suspicious letter containing a powdery substance” on Monday.