Harry and Meghan, Maya Jama, Toukie Smith, Russell Brand and major media stories lead this week’s Feminegra newsletter.
Harry and Meghan’s Brussels online-safety work leads the week, alongside Russell Brand’s sentencing, Thomas Markle coverage, Toukie Smith and more.
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Harry and Meghan’s work on children’s online safety leads this edition, followed by new film casting, a tribute to Toukie Smith, Russell Brand’s sentencing, Prince Harry at Remembrance Sunday and continuing scrutiny of the media’s Thomas Markle coverage.
Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex are heading to Brussels as work around children’s online safety takes centre stage, with the couple continuing their advocacy around the risks young people face in digital spaces.
Russell Brand’s criminal case reaches another major stage following his conviction, with the former entertainer now sentenced to more than a decade in prison.
Prince Harry marked Remembrance Sunday alongside local residents in Brackley, continuing his longstanding connection to veterans and remembrance events.
Piers Morgan’s latest commentary puts attention back on the years British television repeatedly gave Thomas Markle a platform to discuss his estranged daughter.
A reported documentary involving Justin Timberlake could revisit some of the most scrutinised moments of his career, including the 2004 Super Bowl controversy involving Janet Jackson.