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Queen tells grandson Harry he is always welcome

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London: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has reportedly told her grandson, Harry, that he is always welcome back as the Prince and his wife Meghan Markle take a formal step back from the royal frontline at the end of this month. The 93-year-old monarch told the 35-year-old Duke of Sussex that he was a “much loved” member of her family and that he will be welcome back with open arms if he changes his mind in future. PTI

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Australia’s newswire AAP announces closure

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Melbourne: After 85 years of service, Australia’s national newswire Australian Associated Press (AAP) on Tuesday announced its closure, citing increasing free online content making the business unviable. The newswire will draw the curtains at the end of June, while its subediting business Pagemasters will close at the end of August, the company’s website said on Tuesday. At least, 180 jobs will be axed due to its closure. AAP Chief Executive Bruce Davidson said the business was no longer viable. PTI

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