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The US leader will decline an invite to see King Charles crowned next month, The Telegraph reports. …
With the headline, “Paw-Inspiring”, the Daily Mirror says donations to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in London look set to hit six figures this weekend, after a tribute fund was set up in memory of its ambassador, Paul O’Grady. The entertainer and broadcaster died suddenly on Tuesday aged 67. Battersea’s chief executive, Paul Laurie, has told the paper he was “overwhelmed and touched” after £90,000 was raised. He also suggests he is considering a permanent tribute to Paul O’Grady, who filmed 11 series of his TV show For the Love of Dogs at the home. All the money donated will go towards the running of the charity.
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