Prince Harry’s feud with his brother William is far from over as they are reluctant to mend fances.

The Duke is said to be planning big amid rift with the future monarch, enlisting a slew of celebrities for his charities.

Future monarch William’s success with celebrity philanthropy reportedly fueled the Duke’s push to recruit A-listers for the Invictus Games.

In 2027, Birmingham will be hosting the Sussexes in glitzy ceremonies.

King Charles’ youngest son is reportedly reaching out to everyone he has a connection to make his event memorable.

American superstar Jennifer Lopez emerged as Harry’s top charity target after their 2020 Miami dinner with Alex Rodriguez.

Meghan Markle may not even be aware that her husband is allegedly trying to lure J.Lo to get involved in one of his charities.

Harry has planned to reach out to the globally known actress-singer after seeing William using his star power to promote his charities.

“Harry is very competitive, seeing his brother reel in all these big names for his charity has lit a fire under him… If he can land her to make an appearance at an Invictus event, it would be phenomenal for the charity and a thrill for him too!” the source previously told Closer.

If Harry succeeds to get her to make an appearance at the Invictus Games, it would be phenomenal for the organisation and a thrill for him, too.

“Game of Thrones” star Sophie Turner is starring in a new thriller series called “Steal.” She plays Zara, who works at a London pension fund investment company when thieves force her to help them steal billions of dollars. She talks to CBS Mornings about the series, how she prepared for the role and rising to fame in “Game of Thrones.”

• Murtaza Wahab says dog bite cases rising in Karachi.
• Majority supports immediate culling campaign: mayor.
• Mayor opposes neutering as slow solution for issue.
  

Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab on Wednesday called for culling stray dogs, opposing neutering as a slow solution, as authorities and hospitals reported a sharp rise in dog bite cases.

His comments come as data showed over 800 dog bite cases in Karachi during the first five days of 2026.

Speaking to reporters, the Karachi mayor said that immediate action to curb rising cases required killing stray dogs.

“Neutering would take time. Dog bite cases are increasing in the city,” he said, adding that a small group opposed to culling repeatedly approached courts to obtain stay orders.

The Karachi mayor noted that the majority supported immediate action and called for a final, decisive resolution.

Officials have said that around 850 cases were reported in Karachi during the first five days of the year alone, with Indus Hospital and Civil Hospital reporting 300 cases each, while Jinnah Hospital logged over 250 cases.

Dr Aftab Gohar, in charge of the dog bite clinic at Indus Hospital, said a 41-year-old man had to have a finger amputated due to severe tissue damage and disrupted blood flow due to a dog bite.

He added that most cases were reported from Korangi, Hub Chowki, Baldia Town, Landhi and Gadap Town.

Dr Gohar said that all patients were given anti-rabies vaccines at the Indus Hospital.

However, he said that rabies is almost always fatal once its symptoms appear in the affected individual.

The issue has also drawn political criticism as Jamaat-e-Islami Karachi Emir Munim Zafar assailed the Karachi mayor over dog bites, and deaths from open manholes and sewage in the city.

He said that Muttahida Qaumi Movement had also contributed to Karachi’s decline over decades, alleging the party of playing from “both sides of the wicket”.

Last month, a boy from Jacobabad died of rabies at the Indus Hospital after being bitten by a stray dog two months earlier.

The death, reported on December 24, 2025, brought the number of rabies-related fatalities in Sindh last year to more than 21.