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Prince Harry has accepted the Mail On Sunday's apology and has received "substantial damages," according to Sky News.   According to the Mail, the Duke of Sussex has turned his back on the Royal Marines since relinquishing his military duties in March. In November, Harry filed a lawsuit against parent company Associated Newspapers for "false and libellous" coverage of his alleged miscommunication with the British Marines. A high-ranking general is said to have said of the Duke of Sussex that he turned his back on the Marines for not responding to a letter from former Chief of the General Staff Lord Dannatt. "The baseless, false and defamatory stories published in the Mail on Sunday and on the MailOnline website were not only a personal attack on the Duke but also falsely called in...

A severe storm has led to flooding in several places in the United Kingdom. The residents of some 2,000 homes in the Greater Manchester area are being evacuated, British media reports.   In addition to flooding, residents there also have to deal with heavy snowfall. Flood warnings have been issued in numerous places in England and Wales due to storm Christoph. Rail traffic is also flat between major cities in the north of England. Authorities, according to the BBC, are assuring residents that despite the lockdown, they can leave their homes in the event of an emergency. On social media, people express their surprise at the combination of extreme weather events. British media publish images of flooded streets and people trudging through a blizzard. In Wales, according to Sky News...