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‘Cult of multiculturalism’ reaches Buckingham Palace

Sky News Australia

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June 28, 2026

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‘Spiked Online’ Editor Tom Slater claims multicultural ideology has now extended into the monarchy, pointing to changes within the Royal Household. “The cult of multiculturalism has captured even the monarchy,” Mr Slater told Sky News host James Macpherson. “This is something that’s probably been coming for quite some time. “This new job description that he’s put up on the palace website is really just a culmination of all that.”

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Vanity Fair

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· Jul 9, 2026

Royal Feuds at Kensington Palace and Beyond

And her greatest pet peeve? Princess Diana.

The Standard

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· Jun 29, 2026

Will the £1.3 billion Olympia gamble pay off?

Hotels, a theatre, a concert hall and even a school — the revival of this west London venue is full of bravado, by Chris Blackhurst

ArcaMax

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· Jul 11, 2026

Prince Harry's UK tour wraps up with goat yoga session

The Duke of Sussex mixed yoga, water fights and heartfelt conversations with bereaved military children during a charity festival, hours after his reunion with King Charles.

Brisbane Times

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· Jun 24, 2026

Pauline Hanson says Socceroos represent her vision of ‘monoculture’

Hanson gave a watered-down explanation for the term “monoculture”, while moderate Liberal MPs stepped forward to support multiculturalism after Angus Taylor stumbled over the question.

Nepal News

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· Jun 27, 2026

श्रीमान्‌लाई तिमी, तपाईं कि हजुर?

हुर्कंदै गरेको बैँसमा मैले एउटा यस्तो जोडी देखेँ, जो एकअर्कालाई नि:संकोच ‘तँ’ भन्थे। उनीहरू प्रेमी-प्रेमिका थिए, तर उनीहरूको सम्बन्धमा परम्परागत मर्यादाको कृत्रिम पर्खाल थिएन। उनीहरूको आपसी संवाद सुन्दा लाग्थ्यो, ती संसारकै मिल्ने साथी हुन्। समाजले प्रेमी वा श्रीमान्‌लाई उच्च आसनमा राख्नुपर्छ भन्ने सिकाउने त्यस समयमा ती दिदीको अन्दाज मलाई विद्रोही र क्रान्तिकारी लाग्थ्यो। केटाको परिवारले []

DNyuz

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· Jun 28, 2026

English bargoers swarm local pubs for World Cup party after victory over Panama

English revelers turned Manhattan into West Britain on Saturday, packing local pubs to celebrate a 2-0 World Cup victory over Panama. The beer flowed as freely as the chants, with fans embracing the rare thrill of a decisive win. “I’ve been here since half past one,” said Michael Jennison, 32, a Manchester native who admitted []

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Related coverage for "‘Cult of multiculturalism’ reaches Buckingham Palace": Vanity Fair — Royal Feuds at Kensington Palace and Beyond. The Standard — Will the £1.3 billion Olympia gamble pay off?. ArcaMax — Prince Harry's UK tour wraps up with goat yoga session. Brisbane Times — Pauline Hanson says Socceroos represent her vision of ‘monoculture’. Nepal News — श्रीमान्‌लाई तिमी, तपाईं कि हजुर?. DNyuz — English bargoers swarm local pubs for World Cup party after victory over Panama