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Moment Kate glares at anti-monarchists as they boo her, George, Louis and Charlotte at Trooping the Colour

14 June 2026,1:15 PM

Updated: 14 June 2026,1:15 PM

Anti-monarchy campaign group Republic staged a demonstration, opening umbrellas that spelled out the words ‘Stop The Reign’.

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

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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.

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

November 1, 2024

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.

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

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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.

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

October 30, 2024

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.

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Emma Raducanu is downed in straight sets in Queen’s final against Donna Vekic as British No 1’s quest for a second title five years...

MATTHEW LAMBWELL: It is hardly a drought to compare with our footballers across the pond, but Emma Raducanu's five years of hurt continues.

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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.

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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.

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Tommy Robinson detained at Heathrow under terrorism act after Moscow trip with Musk’s dad

Tommy Robinson, the far-right activist, was held by police at Heathrow Airport at the weekend under counter-terror laws. He was subsequently released.

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Emma Raducanu is downed in straight sets in Queen’s final against Donna Vekic as British No 1’s quest for a second title five years...

MATTHEW LAMBWELL: It is hardly a drought to compare with our footballers across the pond, but Emma Raducanu's five years of hurt continues.

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Ecstatic Scots party into the small hours in Boston after ending 36 years of hurt with World Cup win

Scotland fans finally had something to celebrate and the partying went on all night in Boston. Friends and families in the kilts and sporrans of the Tartan Army marched through the US city joyful at the victory

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