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Royal Navy 'deeply disturbed' by sexual assault claims; orders probe

Women in Britain's Royal Navy's allege sexual assault; probe ordered

The Daily Mail newspaper carried claims Saturday by former Navy Lt Sophie Brook that she faced “a constant campaign of sexual bullying” as well as physical assaults. 

The Daily Mail newspaper carried claims Saturday by former Navy Lt Sophie Brook that she faced &ldquo;a constant campaign of sexual bullying&rdquo; as well as physical assaults.&nbsp;

The head of Britain's Royal Navy said he is &ldquo;deeply disturbed&rdquo; by allegations that female submariners were bullied and sexually harassed and has ordered an investigation.
The Daily Mail newspaper carried claims Saturday by former Navy Lt Sophie Brook that she faced &ldquo;a constant campaign of sexual bullying&rdquo; as well as physical assaults. She said male crew members on submarines were &ldquo;like vultures whenever a new female would come in".
Brook alleged the men kept a &ldquo;crush depth rape list&rdquo; ranking female colleagues in the order they should be raped in the case of a catastrophic event.
Brook, 30, left the Royal Navy earlier this year and was later given a suspended jail sentence for sharing in an email sensitive information about her submarine's movement.
The newspaper quoted another, anonymous, navy whistleblower as saying women were constantly pestered for sex aboard submarines.
Women make up about 10% of full-time Royal Navy personnel and have been eligible to serve on submarines since 2011.
The head of the navy, Adm Ben Key, said, &ldquo;these allegations are abhorrent.&rdquo; &ldquo;Sexual assault and harassment has no place in the Royal Navy and will not be tolerated,&rdquo; he said in a statement.
&ldquo;I have directed my senior team to investigate these allegations thoroughly. Anyone who is found culpable will be held accountable for their actions regardless of their rank or status,&rdquo; Key said.
The Ministry of Defence did not comment on specific allegations but said it accepted that more needs to be done about inappropriate behaviour. It said it is improving reporting mechanisms for sexual offences.
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The Grand Duke George Romanov of Russia married Italian Rebecca Virginia Bettarini&nbsp;at Saintt Isaac's Cathedral in St Petersburg on Friday.
It was the first imperial wedding to take place in Russia since the Russian Revolution more than a century ago.
Aristocrats from across Europe travelled to the city to celebrate with the couple.
Romanov is the only son of Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna and Prince Franz Wilhelm of Prussia, and a third great-grandson of the Emperor Alexander II of Russia.
The grand duke was born in Spain and was educated in Oxford. Now he lives in Moscow and works on philanthropic projects.
Rebecca Bettarini is the daughter of Italian diplomat Roberto Bettarini and is the director of the Russian Imperial Foundation. She recently became Russian Orthodox.
The last royal wedding took place on November 26, 1895, also in St Petersburg.
It was the wedding of the Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his German fiancee, Princess Alix of Hesse, a granddaughter of the Queen Victoria.

First royal wedding in Russia since 1917 revolution

Watch: First imperial wedding in Russia since the Russian Revolution more than a century ago

It was the first imperial wedding to take place in Russia since the Russian Revolution more than a century ago.

The Grand Duke George Romanov of Russia married Italian Rebecca Virginia Bettarini&nbsp;at Saintt Isaac's Cathedral in St Petersburg on Friday.
It was the first imperial wedding to take place in Russia since the Russian Revolution more than a century ago.
Aristocrats from across Europe travelled to the city to celebrate with the couple.
Romanov is the only son of Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna and Prince Franz Wilhelm of Prussia, and a third great-grandson of the Emperor Alexander II of Russia.
The grand duke was born in Spain and was educated in Oxford. Now he lives in Moscow and works on philanthropic projects.
Rebecca Bettarini is the daughter of Italian diplomat Roberto Bettarini and is the director of the Russian Imperial Foundation. She recently became Russian Orthodox.
The last royal wedding took place on November 26, 1895, also in St Petersburg.
It was the wedding of the Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his German fiancee, Princess Alix of Hesse, a granddaughter of the Queen Victoria.

Princess Diaries comes to life as&nbsp;Japan's Princess Mako is&nbsp;giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate. The wedding is most likely set for October, after being&nbsp;delayed for years by controversy over her fiance.
The 29-year-old Mako and&nbsp;Kei Komuro&nbsp;announced their engagement in 2017.Under archaic&nbsp;Japanese law, the marriage between a royal and a commoner would require the&nbsp;Princess to give up her royal status.
Departing members are also entitled to a one-off payment. However, after massive public&nbsp;backlash the princess&nbsp;has agreed to forego the payment, worth up to 150 million yen or $1.35 million.

Japanese Princess gives up $1.3 million-- for love

Watch: why a Japanese princess is ready to give up her royal status and $1.3 mn

'Princess Diaries' comes to life with Japan's Princess Mako giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate. The wedding is most likely set for October, after being&nbsp;delayed for years due the controversy over her fiance&nbsp;being a commoner.&nbsp;
The 29-year-old Mako and&nbsp;Kei Komuro&nbsp;had&nbsp;announced their engagement in 2017.
Under archaic&nbsp;Japanese law, a marriage between a royal and a commoner requires&nbsp;the&nbsp;former to give up their royal status.
Though Princess&nbsp;Mako is entitled to a one-off payment worth&nbsp;$1.35 million on relinquishing royalty, she has agreed to forego the payment after massive public&nbsp;backlash.&nbsp;

Japan's Princess Mako to give up one-time payment along with royal status to marry a commoner

'Princess Diaries' comes to life with Japan's Princess Mako giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate. The wedding is most likely set for October, after being&nbsp;delayed for years due the controversy over her fiance&nbsp;being a commoner.&nbsp;
The 29-year-old Mako and&nbsp;Kei Komuro&nbsp;had&nbsp;announced their engagement in 2017. Under archaic&nbsp;Japanese law, a marriage between a royal and a commoner requires&nbsp;the&nbsp;former to give up their royal status.
Though Princess&nbsp;Mako is entitled to a one-off payment worth&nbsp;$1.35 million on relinquishing royalty, she has agreed to forego the payment after massive public&nbsp;backlash.&nbsp;

This one could possibly be the dream job you've been looking for!
The British Royal Family is on the lookout for a housekeeper with a starting salary of approx

Apply now: This could be your chance of living in the Windsor Castle 

Have you dreamt of living in the Windsor Castle? This could be your chance of living the dream! The British Royal Family is looking to hire a housekeeper and the starting salary is approximately Rs 18 lakhs!

This one could possibly be the dream job you've been looking for!
The British Royal Family is on the lookout for a housekeeper with a starting salary of approximately Rs 18 lakhs.&nbsp;
You get to live in the&nbsp;Windsor Castle, enjoy some recreational facilities and 33 days holiday as well as reap benefits of&nbsp;an employer pension contribution scheme.
You require basic English&nbsp;and Maths for the job and a 13-month training before you take on the role.

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