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The Belgian equestrian who FINALLY reined Captain Mark Phillips in: After fathering a love child and cheating on his second wife, Princess Anne’s ex has now found love again at 77

Soon after the British former Olympic gold medallist married Princess Anne, their relationship was plagued by infidelity on both sides.

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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.

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.

The best places to live in Britain’s idyllic national parks

Many of us toy with the idea of moving somewhere close to nature, with a friendly community, where the pace of life is more civilised. But where to find such a place? A national park could be the answer.

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.

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.

England’s World Cup training camp hit with ‘DESTRUCTIVE’ storm warning – as tornado sirens ring out around Kansas City area

England's players were warned to stay indoors after a 'destructive' storm warning was issued for the Kansas City area.

The incredible story of Australia’s World Cup hero Nestory Irankunda – the ‘next Jude Bellingham’ who was born in a refugee camp in Tanzania...

Birthed in a refugee camp in Tanzania in 2006, to Burundian parents who had fled their homeland due to civil war, it was not an auspicious, nor very Aussie, opening chapter.

England’s World Cup training camp hit with ‘DESTRUCTIVE’ storm warning – as tornado sirens ring out around Kansas City area

England's players were warned to stay indoors after a 'destructive' storm warning was issued for the Kansas City area.

The reality of being a Richmond resident: Celebrities may love it but, trust me, the parking’s awful, the school mums are catty – and...

The celebrities who call Richmond-upon-Thames home include Sir David Attenborough, Richard E. Grant and Tom Holland... but mingling with such lauded names comes at a price, writes Sarah Tucker.

Council enforcement officers are sacked after they were caught on camera threatening member of the public

Harrow Council, in northwest London, has sacked two employees who were filmed intimidating a man on the street after accusing him of 'messing with our money'.

Reform can beat Burnham in pivotal Makerfield by-election if Restore voters switch to Nigel Farage’s party, poll shows

A poll this weekend by More in Common and the UCL Policy Lab puts Andy Burnham on 45 per cent, with Reform's Robert Kenyon on 40 per cent and Restore on 8 per cent.

The deadly own goal that marred USA’s last World Cup: How 1994 cartel killing of Colombia’s Andres Escobar became football’s most haunting murder mystery

The murder of the captain affectionately known as El Caballero del Futbol - the Gentleman of Football - outside a nightclub in Medellin after Colombia's shock exit shook football to its core.

Restore activists at ‘white supremacy summit’ with neo-Nazis: Evidence emerges on eve of vital by-election that vote for Rupert Lowe’s divisive party is a...

Supporters canvassing for votes in this week's knife-edge Makerfield by-election were among those attending the far-Right event, which called for a white-only Europe.
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