Harry said Kensington Palace ‘lied to protect my brother’ and that William screamed and shouted at him during the Sandringham summit in 2020.
Month: December 2022
The interview with the TV chat show mogul aired in March 2021, with the Sussexes making a number of damaging claims about the Firm.
Andrew Western wins with a majority of 9,906 with promise to fight for properly funded public services Labour has retained…
Labour emerged victorious in yesterday’s Stretford & Urmston by-election after ex-MP Kate Green stood down to become Andy Burnham’s deputy mayor of Greater Manchester.
Britain is close to agreeing a new treaty on Gibraltar’s post-Brexit relationship with the European Union after successful talks in Madrid with the Spanish government.
The Friday letters page wonders if VR will ever be the future of gaming, as one reader gives a mini-review of Playtonic’s Lil Gator Game.
Freezing temperatures contributed to voters staying at home in the Stretford and Urmston contest, where Labour is widely expected to hold the seat.
The former US President has began to lay out his plans if he wins the Republican nomination and the 2024 US Presidential election.
The BBC’s flagship political programme saw Daisy Cooper from the Liberal Democrats go head to head with journalist Peter Hitchens over the issue of Channel crossings.
A gig at the O2 Academy Brixton has been cancelled due to safety concerns.
Major US media outlets described the final three episodes of the tell-all documentary, released on Thursday, as ‘more forceful’.
The Countess of Wessex was joined for the parade by the head of the Royal Navy, First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key and BRNC Dartmouth’s Commanding Officer, Captain Sarah Oakley.
NWAS said the fraudsters are pretending to be ambulance service staff asking people for donations to cover wages lost due to strike action.
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One father of a Jewish pupil said images from the event, the day before Yom Kippur, had left him feeling ‘sick’
They called time on their romance earlier this year.
Reanalysis of millennia-old axes and polished stones found in 1802 has revealed tiny traces of gold A collection of polished…
Rail, Maritime and Transport union workers are taking action affecting 14 train companies and Network Rail.
The Stalker and Indago drones will be operational by the end of 2024, the Ministry of Defence said.
The Education Secretary said her department was also working to retain and recruit ‘brilliant teachers’.
Nearly half of people have recently been somewhere where cash has not been accepted or has been discouraged, according to a survey.
Fewer probes were conducted into people and businesses not paying the right tax as thousands of compliance staff were redeployed, the NAO found.
France are looking to become the first team to retain the title since Brazil in 1962.
Ronan Keating says he worked too hard (Picture: Dave Benett/Getty Images)
Life really has been a roller coaster for Ronan Keating as he relived the ups and downs of his music career.
After finding fame in Boyzone in the ’90s, the When The Going Gets Tough singer admitted he rarely relished being a pop star.
‘I didn’t enjoy the first six years of the band because I was working too hard,’ Ronan, 45, told Guilty Pleasures.
‘All the hits we had, Top Of The Pops, the world tours – I spent so much time wanting to be the best and trying to be professional. Then I went solo, and I did the same thing.
‘Only about ten years ago, it was a lightbulb moment. I went, “I’ve got to start enjoying myself.”’
The father of-five will next be seen getting into a spin as the newest coach on The Voice Kids. And Ronan says being a parent has helped him mentor the TV talent show’s young wannabes.
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‘I see my children in every contestant that stands on stage,’ he explained. ‘You’ve got to think about every word you say because it’s incredibly important.
‘I’ll take a father’s approach… try and handle with kid gloves.
‘You don’t want to upset them, you don’t want to hurt them, but at the same time, you don’t want to give them false hope.’
The Voice Kids, hosted by Emma Willis, will be shown on Boxing Day at 8.30pm on ITV.
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