Royal fans have just been offered an update on Kate Middleton’s life after cancer.

The news has been shared by a well placed source that just sat down with RadarOnline.

According to the findings, despite having finished cancer treatment back in September of 2024, behind closed doors Kate Middleton is “still struggling emotionally and tires a lot more easily.”

It has gotten to a point where “it’s taking longer to readjust to royal life after her cancer treatment.” At the current moment “she’s still not back to where she was before her diagnosis.”

Prior to this update, a report by Queen Elizabeth’s former spokesperson Ailsa Anderso also came forward. According to them, “she’s being sensible, listening to what her body is telling her and easing back into public life.” But “she’ll be able to reenergize herself.”

However, a courtier also revealed that a possible reason for this focus on healing is potentially because the rumor mill warns King Charles’ reign might be cut short due to his own cancer.

While “many hope Charles will wear the crown for years to come. But there’s no denying that he’s looked ashen and weary. Kate will be called upon sooner rather than later – and she likely wants to ensure that she’s up to the task,” the courtier said. 

• Warrant issued after Ismail fails to appear before court.
• Magistrate Mubashir Hassan Chishti issued warrant.
• Ismail nominated in violence case registered at Barakahu.  
  

ISLAMABAD: A district and sessions court in Islamabad on Monday issued an arrest warrant for former Sindh governor Imran Ismail in a case pertaining to violence and vandalism during the PTI’s 2022 “Azadi March”.

Ismail, who parted ways with the PTI in May 2023, was nominated in a violence case registered at Islamabad’s Barakahu Police Station.

Judicial Magistrate Mubashir Hassan Chishti issued the warrant and directed that Ismail be arrested and produced before the court.

The warrant was issued after Ismail failed to appear before the court in the case.

In November 2022, the ‘Azadi March’ led by Imran Khan, along with other PTI leaders and supporters, was carried out in several cities in Pakistan. The march ended with Khan’s announcement to dissolve the assemblies.

The PTI began its long march toward the federal capital on October 28, 2022, in an attempt to force the coalition government into early elections.

MUZAFFARGARH: Former Member of the National Assembly Jamshed Dasti has been sentenced to seven years in prison in a fake degree case.

A district and sessions judge in Multan announced the verdict in the BA fake degree case.

Dasti — who is also the chairman of Awami Raj Party — was handed a seven-year prison term under Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution.

In addition, he was convicted under Sections 420 (cheating) and 471 (using forged documents), among other offences, bringing his total sentence to 17 years. Out of this, 10 years are bailable.

The development comes two months after the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) disqualified Dasti over fake academic credentials.

In its verdict, the ECP’s three-member bench declared the seat vacant following the lawmaker’s disqualification.

“Dasti has made false statements and incorrect declaration, therefore he has also committed offence of corrupt practices defined under Section 167 and 173 of the Elections Act, 2017, punishable under Section 174 of the Election Act, 2017.

In May, the commission had decided to get the educational certificates of Member National Assembly (MNA) Jamshed Dasti verified by the Karachi Education Board.

Dasti, who was elected from NA-175, Muzaffargarh, in the last general elections, faced cases under Articles 62, 63, Sections 4, 9, 137 of the Elections Act, 2017. Petitions were filed against him by Ameer Akbar, Zulfiqar Dogar and Sardar Faizul Hassan.