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Prince Harry's biological mother, Princess Diana, died in a car accident in Paris in 1997 while escaping from paparazzi. Prince Harry is currently returning to the UK with his family to settle down.
A screenshot of a video on September 13, 2026 showed that Britain’s Prince Harry was fishing with his son Archer and daughter Lilibe at an unknown location. (Reuters)
Britain's Prince Harry's spokesman condemned two news photographers who followed Harry's two young girls at school on the 30th, calling their behavior "extremely reckless."
"There is a huge difference between legitimate media activities and photographers walking around schools, stopping to peer into the grounds and spy on children," the spokesman said.
Harry is the second son of King Charles III and brother of Crown Prince William. He recently returned to the UK with his family to settle down. His two children, 7-year-old Prince Archie and 5-year-old Princess Lilibet, are currently studying in the UK.
Harry's spokesman also said it was concerning that "some European paparazzi appear unwilling to respect children's privacy at school".
Harry's biological mother, the late Princess Diana, died in a car accident in Paris in 1997. It is believed that Diana's car was being chased by paparazzi.

A car fire accident occurred in the Hukou Service Area on National Highway 1 North on the afternoon of the 30th. A 46-year-old driver surnamed Huang noticed that the car was in abnormal condition while he was passing by. He urgently parked the car into the service area and got out to check. Then the entire car was caught in a sea of flames. After receiving the report, the police rushed to the scene to put out the fire and quickly extinguished the fire. Fortunately, the driver escaped in time and no one was injured.

Hong Kong court hears ex-father-in-law enlisted sons to murder socialite Abby Choi and dispose of her body after she insisted on selling a luxury flat.

The U.S. Attorney in New York State announced on the 28th that it has reopened a criminal investigation into the case of seven members of a fraternity at Cornell University who were suspected of drugging and gang-raping a girl. Previously, the victim filed a civil lawsuit, which raised public questions about why he was not criminally charged that year. The school responded and denied relevant rumors.

The Taipei City Police Department announced its anti-fraud results from April to June 2015, uncovering 140 fraud syndicates with 1,432 individuals and preventing more than NT$390 million in fraud. The Taipei City Police Department ranked first in the country as rated by the Police Administration. The police also called for prevention of new types of fraud techniques such as "fake voting and real stolen accounts".

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Gao Qunjian, former deputy director of the Marketing Department of the Taipei City Government, was suspected of sitting on the same chair close to the thighs of a female subordinate at a dinner party, and pressing the woman's breasts with his chest for about 10 seconds during a hug. The Taipei District Court concluded the trial and sentenced him to 7 months in prison for the crime of indecency with power. The entire case can be appealed.