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Royal Family LIVE: Prince Harry's move that left Palace reeling at 'stitch up' - insider

Since quitting royal life in 2020, Prince Harry has made a number of decisions that have caused a rift between himself and his royal relatives. Over the last five years, the Duke of Sussex, 40, has...

I tried Simba's Rok Slippers and they eased my achy feet instantly

Creating a cosy home environment often involves small moments of comfort, and nothing quite says relaxation like a snug pair of slippers. This is particularly true when working from home, where the...

The unlikely UK town in the north of England named best for commuters

Commuter links rank pretty highly among working professionals - and a new study has delved into the travel options offered up and down the UK. While over a million people commute in and out of London...

A message to my pall bearers - I'm sorry

The ancient saying "Live fast, die young, leave a good looking corpse" isn't on as many signs in as many kitchens as "Live, Laugh, Love". But it dates back from when time began, or at least as far as...

Major European and NATO country bracing for pro-Putin coalition ahead of crunch election

On Thursday, the Baltic state of Lithuania officially began proceedings for choosing a new candidate for its prime minister. A vote on appointing Inga Ruginienė - a trade unionist and politician of...

Preserving our heritage never goes out of fashion

Sir Winston Churchill’s Siren Suit, Chartwell, Kent, CMS_1102826 DX FEATURE SUPPLIED: National Trust (Image: Band, Leah)What links Sir Winston Churchill’s surprisingly form-fitting velvet onesie,...

Pretty Greek island is 'on the brink' as locals have 'nothing but bars'

A once vibrant Greek island, previously "teeming with children and shops", has been described as being left with nothing but bars due to the impact of tourism, according to a local. Iosif Stefanou,...

Is Buckingham Palace about to be sold after William's latest announcement?

“They’re changing guard at Buckingham Palace, Christopher Robin went down with Alice." We looked for the King, but he never came.” “Well, God take care of him, all the same,” Says Alice. AA...

City road shutdown as vehicle crashes into William Hill betting shop

A busy road in Liverpool has been closed after a street sweeper crashed into a William Hill betting shop and flipped onto its side.Emergency services were called to Holt Road in Kensington at 11.29am...

Social media points out glaring gaffe in Trump's plan to paint border wall black to stop c

Social media users believe they've spotted a glaring flaw in President Donald Trump's latest brainwave to paint the U.S.-Mexico border black to prevent people from scaling it.Department of Homeland...

Stop making one 'dangerous' travel mistake that brings thieves right to you

Sharing holiday moments on Instagram and Facebook has become second nature. Although posting updates about your travels may seem harmless, experts warn that revealing too much online while you're...

The one colour Princess Kate is banned from wearing due to strict royal rule

Kate has largely embraced this fashion tradition, carefully selecting looks that honour royal customs while still reflecting her modern flair.Her choices mirror the late Queen Elizabeth II’s...

Why Putin's enemies keep toppling out of high windows

The window on the fifth floor of a building in the historic city of Petrozavodsk in northwestern Russia was wide open when the figure of a man appeared briefly, before plunging to the ground. The...

New crackdown on scroungers claiming child benefit abroad to save £350m

Thousands of people living abroad will have their child benefit stopped under a new crackdown. People who leave the UK for more than eight weeks are no longer eligible for the payments, other than in...

Denmark scraps book tax to fight 'reading crisis'

Denmark scraps book tax to fight 'reading crisis'2 days agoGabriela PomeroyGetty ImagesThe Danish government has announced it will abolish a 25% sales tax on books, in an effort to combat a "reading...