Prince William & Kate Middleton ‘Furious’ After Ex-Royal Caught — Source

Prince WilliamandKate Middletonwere reportedly furious overEx-Prince AndrewandSarah Ferguson’srumored living setup. The alleged arrangement at Wood Farm reportedly raised fresh concern for the future king and the Princess of Wales about what was happening out of their sight. The alleged arrangement left them feeling that earlier efforts had not closed the matter.

Kate Middleton and Prince William concerned about what’s going on behind the scenes, claims source

As perCloserOnline, the alleged visits happened at Wood Farm. One insider said Sarah had been there on different occasions, describing the act as carefully hidden. The same source claimed that one trip happened in Andrew’s car, where she was allegedly hidden in the footwell under a blanket. In another instance, the insider added, Sarah was “smuggled” inside in a removals van.

This reportedly got Prince William and Kate Middleton “absolutely furious.” The insider said, “This wasn’t just discreet, it was covert.” That detail, the report claimed, was what really rattled them.

Meanwhile, the same source said Kate worried about what the arrangement could mean long-term and that there’s “real concern” about what’s been secretly going on. Kate reportedly took an especially firm stance. According to the insider,Andrewand Sarah’s presence still represented a risk, even quietly. They added, “Every time they’re still in the frame,” the family cannot fully move on. That made the issue about more than one private reunion.

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The report also stated that Kate is thinking about the future for her children, George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis,7.

The source claimed William andKatewere now discussing about having a more remote base for the former prince and his ex-wife. “They’re talking about somewhere that removes them from the day-to-day royal environment completely. There are even discussions about whether they should be moved abroad permanently, but that could create further complications and risk the Palace losing control altogether”, they added.

Overall, as per the report, the Prince and Princess of Wales want “no more secrets and lies.”

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Photos show boats sitting idle at Mumbai’s historic dock as the Iran war drives up fuel costs

MUMBAI, India (AP) — Since it was first built in 1875, the Sassoon Dock in India’s financial capital of Mumbai has been many things: a gateway for trade with the Persian Gulf, a bustling hub for traders and laborers, as well as a center for commerce in textiles, spices, and opium.

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More recently, it's been a major spot for the city’s fish trade.

But rarely has the harbor felt so muted.

The boats sit crowded next to each other in the morning sun. Their colorful flags fluttering against the backdrop of Mumbai’s high-rise skyline.

Normally, the dock hums with life. Nets are unloaded. Diesel engines rumble. Ice is hauled. Fishmongers shout over the din.

Today, that chaos has been replaced by concern.

Shekhar Chogle, who owns a fishing boat and whose skin is tanned a deep, warm brown from years at sea, has been forced to keep his vessel idle since the war began. Income has fallen, labor costs persist, and rising diesel prices make fishing all but impossible.

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The diesel pump at the harbor looks forlorn, a dry marigold garland hanging over it. One worker returned unsuccessfully from a gas station with six empty containers on his wood barrow. Bulk diesel prices have soared above $1.20 per liter ($4.54 per U.S. gallon), making it harder for the groups that help fishers get cheaper fuel, ice, and gear.

In other parts of India and across Asia, fishers face the same impossible choice. Stay ashore or risk going out at a loss, putting livelihoods — and entire coastal communities — on the brink.

That Iran, the U.S. and Israel said they reached a deal for a two-week ceasefire in the war brings some comfort. But analysts warn that fuel flows would take time to normalize.

Chogle is running out of time. “Our income has dropped significantly since we have not been able to take our boat out to sea,” he said.

Even with fuel prices soaring, a few boats still venture out. At the morning markets, the morning bustle continues, but the haul is smaller.

Women in colorful saris haggle over the limited supply. One mother, balancing her baby on her hip, inspects each fish carefully, weighing the cost against the day’s needs.

“If diesel prices don’t come down soon, I don’t know how we’ll survive,” Chogle said.

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April 08, 2026

Photos show boats sitting idle at Mumbai’s historic dock as the Iran war drives up fuel costs

MUMBAI, India (AP) — Since it was first built in 1875, the Sassoon Dock in India’s financial capital of Mumbai has been many things: a ...

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Way too early 2027 Women’s NCAA Tournament bracketology: USC leads field

The 2026 Women’s NCAA Tournament wrapped up in Phoenix with UCLA winning the national championship over South Carolina. The Bruins were powered by six seniors and will have a revamped roster for next season.

Much still needs to settle in women's college basketball before we can have a real grasp on the best teams next season. A few transfers available in the portal this week — from Audi Crooks to Kymora Johnson — could dramatically change a team's outlook. A few openings on the coaching carousel also need to be resolved.

But that doesn’t mean we can’t speculate and project.

With no real data points to go off, USA TODAY Sports is expecting USC to be the No. 1 overall seed in the 2027 Women’s NCAA Tournament. The reason is simple: JuJu Watkins will be back and she’ll be teaming up with a stacked roster that includes Jazzy Davidson, Kennedy Smith and Saniyah Hall.

UConn is going to grab a high seed too as long as Sarah Strong is around, Michigan is bringing back its star-studded trio of sophomores and South Carolina is inevitable.

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When glancing ahead to the 2027 NCAA Tournament, it’s important to remember the number of at-large bids will decrease by one. That’s because the Pac-12 has been reincarnated with former members Washington State and Oregon State, Mountain West refugees, Texas State and Gonzaga. So, we’ll have 32 automatic bids determined by conference champions and 36 at-large bids.

Here’s a way-too-early look at what the 2027 Women’s NCAA Tournament bracket might look like.

Las Vegas 1

Los Angeles, California

• 1 USC

• 16 UC Irvine / Loyola Marymount

• 8 Baylor

• 9 Tennessee

Norman, Oklahoma

• 5 Ohio State

• 12 Green Bay

• 4 Oklahoma

• 13 Arkansas State

Iowa City, Iowa

• 6 BYU

• 11 Virginia Tech / Florida

• 3 Iowa

• 14 Montana State

Austin, Texas

• 7 UCLA

• 10 Rice

• 2 Texas

• 15 Central Arkansas

The UCLA Bruins celebrate on the podium after defeating the South Carolina Gamecocks during the National Championship game of the women's 2026 NCAA Tournament at Mortgage Matchup Center.

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Philadelphia 2

Storrs, Connecticut

• 1 UConn

• 16 Maryland Eastern Shore

• 8 Washington

• 9 Columbia

Raleigh, North Carolina

• 5 Maryland

• 12 Davidson

• 4 NC State

• 13 Vermont

Nashville, Tennessee

• 6 Nebraska

• 11 UCF / USF

• 3 Vanderbilt

• 14 Eastern Kentucky

Durham, North Carolina

• 7 Gonzaga

• 10 Texas A&M

• 2 Duke

• 15 Navy

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Las Vegas 3

Ann Arbor, Michigan

• 1 Michigan

• 16 Southern Indiana

• 8 Syracuse

• 9 Oklahoma State

Fort Worth, Texas

• 5 Ole Miss

• 12 UNLV

• 4 TCU

• 13 Louisiana Tech

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

• 6 Arizona State

• 11 Oregon

• 3 North Carolina

• 14 Campbell

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

• 7 Minnesota

• 10 Clemson

• 2 LSU

• 15 McNeese

Philadelphia 4

Columbia, South Carolina

• 1 South Carolina

• 16 ETSU / Alabama A&M

• 8 Villanova

• 9 Virginia

South Bend, Indiana

• 5 Kentucky

• 12 North Dakota State

• 4 Notre Dame

• 13 Ball State

Morgantown, West Virginia

• 6 Michigan State

• 11 Belmont

• 3 West Virginia

• 14 Radford

Louisville, Kentucky

• 7 Colorado

• 10 Fairfield

• 2 Louisville

• 15 Farleigh Dickinson

Last Four In:Florida, USF, UCF, Virginia Tech

First Four Out:Indiana, Mississippi State, Cal, Seton Hall

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:2027 Women’s NCAA Tournament bracketology: USC on top with JuJu Watkins' return

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April 08, 2026

Way too early 2027 Women’s NCAA Tournament bracketology: USC leads field

The 2026 Women’s NCAA Tournament wrapped up in Phoenix with UCLA winning the national championship over South Carolina. The Bruins were...

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