maddy savage, bbc news, stockholm. have said one of the twins they were expecting has died. writing on social media, the star said, "it is with our "deepest sadness we have to announce that our baby boy has passed away. "it is the greatest pain that any parents can feel." the message was signed by him and his partner, georgina rodriguez. and finally, prince harry has hailed the courage of the ukrainian national team at the invictus games, the international sporting event for injured servicemen, women, and veterans. he was speaking to the bbc as the competition continues in the hague. from there, our correspondent anna holligan reports. these athletes represent not only their nations, but recovery and resilience. this year's invictus games have added poignancy, as they're taking place on a continent in conflict. speaking to the bbc, prince harry highlighted how much team ukraine has already achieved. i think what people need to remember, or perhaps don't even know yet, is a vast majority of the ukraine team were serving

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