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LK Bennett, the fashion brand favored by the Princess of Wales, is facing another potential collapse, this time with the help of consulting firm Alvarez and Marsal to find buyers and investors. Founded in 1990 by Linda Bennett, the brand once boasted 200 stores worldwide and earned a reputation for its stylish heels and kitten heels. However, recent accounts show a £3.5 million post-tax loss and a sharp drop in revenue, leading to the closure of 15 stores and a halt on dividend payments. With contingency plans in place, the future of this heritage brand remains uncertain.

Newly released DOJ files reveal Jeffrey Epsteins elite connections, including photos of him with Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, Kevin Spacey, and former President Bill Clinton. The files also show Ghislaine Maxwell in various settings, leading to speculation about her and Epsteins network. A mysterious letter warning Epstein about people after him adds to the intrigue. Despite Clintons denial, the documents stir up discussions about Epsteins connections. As more files emerge, they paint a clearer picture, but questions remain about what was known and when.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry share heartwarming family photos and videos, announcing their Archewell Foundations new name, Archewell Philanthropies. They also send holiday greetings, joining other royals in sharing festive moments with their families.

Prince George, accompanied by his father Prince William, visited The Passage, a homelessness charity in London, to prepare Christmas lunches. The twelve-year-old prince signed the visitors book on the same page as his mother, Princess Diana, who had visited with William thirty-two years prior. They assembled care packages, decorated a Christmas tree, and met a couple who found homes through the charity. William and George worked together in the kitchen, preparing sprouts and Yorkshire puddings. The visit, reminiscent of Dianas hands-on support, showcases the royals commitment to giving back.

A tragic terrorist attack at Bondi Beachs Hanukkah celebration left fifteen dead, including local woman Tania Tretiak. Naveed Akram, the shooter, faces charges; his father was killed. In response, Albanese launched a firearm buyback and declared a national mourning day. Premier Minns banned a controversial chant. Australians showed unity with vigils and a carol event. New details emerged, including IS praise for the attackers and released men with similar ideology. Tomorrows National Day of Reflection will honor the victims as investigations continue.

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