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for failing to declare art he sold to a suspected financier of Hezbollah.

to follow the world's top tech stories and trends.The King's charity has announced a millinery partnership with Royal Ascot to nurture the next generation of hat-makers.

Royal Ascot in Berkshire has introduced a £10,000 annual bursary to support a King's Foundation and Chanel graduating millinery student.The Foundation's students will also be showcasing their hats at this year's Royal Ascot, which runs from 17-21 June.Daniel McAuliffe, education director at The King's Foundation said: "We are proud to be supporting the future of this skill at the most iconic hat-wearing event of the year."

The Chanel and The King's Foundation Metiers d'Art Millinery Fellowship in Partnership with, Chanel's creative hub for artisans in Paris, was launched in 2024.

The intensive programme aims to develop a network of young specialist milliners in the UK, with the support of Parisian hat-maker Maison Michel at le19M.

The King's Foundation's work is inspired by King Charles's passion for protecting traditional heritage skills at risk of being lost.They rebounded a little on Friday following some indications tempers were cooling.

Even so, for the investors and analysts who, for months, had made clear they wanted Musk off his phone and back at work, the situation is far from ideal.Some though argue the problems for Musk's businesses run much deeper than this spat - and the controversial role in the Trump administration it has brought a spectacular end to.

For veteran tech journalist Kara Swisher, that is especially so for Tesla."Tesla's finished," she told the BBC on the sidelines of the San Francisco Media Summit early this week.