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Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle rift stems from insecurity? Entertainment Tue, Apr 27, 2021 Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle’s suggested feud is said to have begun from the Duchess of Cambridge s insecurity of the latter’s professional career. Speaking to news.com.au, royal expert Daniela Elser said that Meghan was introduced to the royal family with a successful acting career under her belt, along with charity work while Kate had nothing major before she married Prince William. If insecurity on Kate’s part did lie at the heart of the Great Duchess Debacle it would make sense. By the time Meghan moved into Kensington Palace in 2017 she was a successful actress with five seasons of a cable network dramedy under her belt, had launched a clothing line for a Canadian department store, and had set up a blog that was a fairly generic melange of Maya Angelou quotes and lipstick suggestions. ....
Covid 19 coronavirus: Highest stakes question - predicting the next pandemic 22 Apr, 2021 04:04 AM 3 minutes to read The Covid-19 pandemic has left more than three million people dead, and infected more than 141 million, since it began in late 2019. Photo / AP The Covid-19 pandemic has left more than three million people dead, and infected more than 141 million, since it began in late 2019. Photo / AP Pinpointing exactly where the world s next pandemic stems from will be a futile exercise until we collect vast amounts of more data, a leading virologist says. Most viruses that cause disease humans come from other animals - and these so-called zoonotic pathogens have triggered epidemics and pandemics in humans for centuries. ....