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Rebecca Armitage

Rebecca Armitage

Digital Producer at ABC Science Online

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    'She left a ticking timebomb': Elizabeth, Andrew and the monarchy's future

    It will be up to King Charles to shepherd his family's institution through its darkest hour. But could his own mother have done more to snuff out this crisis before he inherited it?
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    Harry wants protection. The women who could help are the ones he's ...

    Prince Harry may be testing the thread of unconditional love that is supposed to connect a parent and child. But in royal life, that thread is stitched into a complicated tapestry, frayed by protocol, duty and terms set by the king.
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    When JFK's sister died, his family decided to 'cover up the scandal'

    Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy was the closest thing America had to a princess, but her wild and romantic life has been lost to history.
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    'People would be shocked': Harry says he's shaken by secret evidence

    After a closed court session in London, Prince Harry declared that his "worst fears" about his security situation have been confirmed. And while he won't discuss details, his relationship with King Charles has hit its lowest point. 
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    After a fairytale wedding to Diana, Charles was willing to be 'humi...

    It's been 20 years since Charles was finally able to marry the love of his life, but his wedding to Camilla featured a bout of sinusitis, an unhappy son, and a requirement that they both apologise to God for their behaviour.
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    How a fiery Princess Anne talked her way out of being kidnapped in ...

    At the age of 24, a brash and fiery Princess Anne was called "her royal rudeness" by the British tabloids. But when a man brandishing two guns tried to kidnap her outside Buckingham Palace, Anne's sharp tongue helped save her life.
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    This TV host is under a Britney-style guardianship. She's pleading ...

    Wendy Williams tossed a note pleading for help from the window of the assisted care facility where she's been living for three years, reopening a debate about legal guardianships in the US. 
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    'Unparalleled in history': Britain's worst serial killer murdered 2...

    Harold Shipman is suspected of killing more than 250 people over two decades. How did he get away with it for so long? 
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    Blake Lively is not the first star to allegedly be targeted by 'ast...

    In a social media ecosystem already rife with misogyny, racism and aggression, experts say it's remarkably easy to shape the narrative around a public figure through "astroturfing". 
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    'The devil and his wife' ruled Syria with fear, drugs and murder

    'The devil and his wife' ruled Syria with fear, drugs and murder
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    'What has gotten into them all?' How Australia first exposed Charle...

    Charles and Diana's tour of Australia helped win back the hearts and minds of the monarch's subjects, but it was also where their relationship was forever altered.