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Harris prepared to test Trump if he prematurely declares victory, as he calls her ‘lazy’ – with two weeks to change position


With just two weeks remaining before the US 2024 presidential election, the main players were out campaigning in key battleground states to sway the vote in their party’s favour.

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Diana’s ex-hairdresser condemns ‘evil’ comments about Kate’s hair

Princess Diana's former hairdresser has condemned 'nasty' comments made about the Princess of Wales 's hair - as she stepped out with her newly blonde tresses.

The unusual breakfast request Princess Lilibet asks Meghan Markle for

Meghan Markle revealed her children's favourite meals and that she 'doesn't like baking' on the second season of her lifestyle show With Love, Meghan.

Experts reveal how many tins of tuna is safe to eat a week

The NHS advises people to eat at least two portions of fish a week, yet a recent investigation revealed toxic metals, including mercury, could be lurking in cans of tinned tuna sold in the UK.

Some people DO see ghosts – and medics say there’s an explanation

An astonishing third of people in the UK and almost half of Americans say they believe in ghosts, spirits and other types of paranormal activity.

Prince Philip’s nickname only his nearest and dearest could call him

From 'Lillibet' to 'Grandpa Wales', members of the Royal Family are known to go by many nicknames.

London braces for chaos as ‘militant’ Tube workers go on strike TODAY

Militant bosses at the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) have confirmed members will walk out on the London Underground from noon today for 24 hours and again on Thursday.

QUENTIN LETTS: Labour MPs listened and, I fear, heard only a wriggler

When it is packed and icily silent the House of Commons can still shrivel the parts other beers cannot reach.

Disability benefits claims for intolerances soars by 500% in 5 years

Latest figures also show a rise in people suffering with acne, tennis elbow and writer's cramp who are paid not to work.

Huge five-hour migrant queues form outside Spanish registry offices

The mayhem comes as the Spanish government approved plans to give legal status to 500,000 migrants last week.

British teenager charged with arson after Kenton synagogue attack

A British teenager has been charged with arson after the Kenton synagogue attack.

Anne Hathaway stuns at star-studded Devil Wears Prada 2 premiere in NY

Anne Hathaway cut a very glamorous figure as she hit the red carpet at the New York City premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 on Monday.

Aussies weigh in on Harry and Meghan’s Australian tour

A new national poll suggests Australians remain largely unconvinced by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, even after their high-profile visit Down Under

Fans compare Apple’s CEO selection to the election of the POPE

The announcement of a new CEO for Apple has taken social media by storm - with many comparing the selection to the election of a new Pope.
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