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The Crown's at it again! Now hit Netflix show invents story that Queen had kissed US troops on VE night, writes ALISON BOSHOFF Emily Ratajkowski shows off her taut abs in a brown bralette top on night out in New York City... before joining Irina Shayk courtside Dan Walker is seen for the first time after detailing his horror cancer scare as he arrives at Strictly studios to watch BBC show Speaking personally, I think it’s also a topical book because we’re talking about resistance at the moment. This is a book that helps us think about some of the obvious issues and also some of the awkward ones. We need to think carefully, because some of the organisations that in recent times we’ve called terrorists go on to become seen as freedom fighters. That was what was happening in Europe in the Second World War. The Nazis were calling all of these resistance organisations terrorists, and now we think of them differently. The general criteria are that these books should combine excellence in research with readability. Those are the two main criteria, and then, of course individual judges bring their own preferences and predilections to the table. My own being—but this is something that all the other judges share—that you want a set of books that are going to broaden our intellectual and cultural horizons.New Dessert Masters host Melissa Leong 'considers new career role' after huge Channel Seven star quits show following 20 years on-air The family,” writes Simon Sebag Montefiore in The World, “remains the essential unit of human existence.” From the Egyptian king Khufu and his mother to the “conquering family” of Genghis Khan, the Habsburg and Romanov dynasties, and the Roosevelts, Montefiore’s sweeping history traces the trajectory of the world through the relatives who ruled over it. Some of his subjects are household names, but many others are lesser known to many readers in the U.S., among them Jacques I of Haiti, the Mughal Emperor Babur and Chinese Empress Wu. Gigi Hadid DELETES 'anti-Semitic' post claiming Israel is 'only country that keeps children as prisoners of war' - while Israeli kids are still kept captive by Hamas Veteran actress Heather Mitchell, 65, opens up about her health battle as she launches new Stan Christmas film