Earl Spencer's estranged wife and new girlfriend's High Court row over privacy 'will cost more than £2MILLION'
Dr Cat Jarman, 43, who has been dating the Earl for almost a year, issued a claim in the High Court against his third wife, Countess Karen Spencer, in October.
I'm 79 and have travelled to every country in the world - this is the country I'll never get tired of visiting
79-year-old Luisa Yu, from the Philippines, who has spent six decades visiting every country in the world has revealed her three favourite destinations.
Experts issue urgent warning to Amazon shoppers over Airbnb gift card scam
Cyber security experts have issued a warning to those using Amazon about a rising scam involving Airbnb gift cards - with this type of crime expected to increase over the summer.
Tourists in Spain warned against using 'common' Spanish phrases that could get them in trouble
As millions of Brits head to Spain this summer, language experts are urging holidaymakers to brush up on their Spanish to avoid making some seriously awkward mistakes.
Inside Malcolm-Jamal Warner's split from Regina King and death of longtime love following his shock passing
Malcolm-Jamal Warner has kept his personal life out of the spotlight in recent years, prior to his shock death at the age of 54.
The film that nepotism made: Leslie Mann's daughter Maude Apatow gathers fellow celeb offspring for new movie - with the cast a who's who of Hollywood's hottest scions
Maude - the daughter of actress Leslie Mann and filmmaker Judd Apatow - has embraced nepotism with her upcoming project, casting several stars who have had a leg up.
FCC To Eliminate Gigabit Speed Goal, Scrap Analysis of Broadband Prices
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is proposing (PDF) to roll back key Biden-era broadband policies, scrapping the long-term gigabit speed goal, halting analysis of broadband affordability, and reinterpreting deployment standards in a way that favors industry metrics over consumer access. The proposal, which is scheduled for a vote on August 7, narrows the scope of Section 706 evaluations to focus on whether broadband is being deployed rather than whether it's affordable or universally accessible. Ars Technica reports: The changes will make it easier for the FCC to give the broadband industry a passing grade in an annual progress report. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's proposal would give the industry a thumbs-up even if it falls short of 100 percent deployment, eliminate a long-term goal of gigabit broadband speeds, and abandon a new effort to track the affordability of broadband.
Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act requires the FCC to determine whether broadband is being deployed "on a reasonable and timely basis" to all Americans. If the answer is no, the US law says the FCC must "take immediate action to accelerate deployment of such capability by removing barriers to infrastructure investment and by promoting competition in the telecommunications market."
Generally, Democratic-led commissions have found that the industry isn't doing enough to make broadband universally available, while Republican-led commissions have found the opposite. Democratic-led commissions have also periodically increased the speeds used to determine whether advanced telecommunications capabilities are widely available, while Republican-led commissioners have kept the speed standards the same.
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The mansions that could hit the market in Britain's billionaire exodus: From lavish country estates to luxury London townhouses, the UK properties owned by the super-rich as they flee Labour's tax raids
From a sprawling manor house with 220 acres of land to a £60million 'palace' dubbed ' London 's Taj Mahal' - these are some of the mansions owned by Britain's 'fleeing' billionaires.
Euphoria star cleans kitchens to make ends meet leaving fans shocked
King, 46, played the role of Leslie Bennett - the mother of Rue Bennett ( Zendaya ) and Gia Bennett ( Storm Reid ) on 14 episodes of the HBO series during its first two seasons.
Reform pledges to bring tougher bobbies on the beat... because 'society needs that tiny bit of fear'
Party leader Nigel Farage said people out looking for trouble would think twice about committing a crime if they saw policemen they were scared of.
Fifteen people injured as double decker bus has roof torn off after ploughing into bridge
The bus had been travelling towards the junction of Barton Road and Trafford Road in Eccles, Salford, Greater Manchester, at around 3pm today when it smashed into the bridge.
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Fake Or Fortune? on BBC1: Was this £140 market find really a priceless painting by Churchill?
All the signs were that this picture, painted in the gardens of Herstmonceux castle in Sussex, was the real deal - one of Winston's earliest, from 1916, with his wife, Clementine.
Cast of Happy Gilmore don't look like this any more! Iconic characters are unrecognisable in Today show interview
It's been nearly three decades since the cast of Happy Gilmore hit the links.
Uri Geller's Thames-side mansion where he hosted Michael Jackson as his best man has price slashed by £10.5MILLION after a decade on the market
Sonning Court, near plush Henley-on-Thames, has had its asking price slashed by £10.5million since it first went on the market in 2015.
QUENTIN LETTS: At 4.25pm, 800 years of history drew to a close. Exit the dukes and earls
Eight centuries of English history ended at 4.25pm when the House of Lords accepted that hereditary peers should be given the heave-ho.
Jennifer Aniston opens up about 'not putting pressure' on romantic relationships amid new romance with hypnotist hunk Jim Curtis
Jennifer Aniston revealed that she is 'open to love' and prefers when relationships 'happen organically' as she spoke in a new interview this week.
How an influencer mum's trip to Israel triggered a referral to anti-radicalisation police... and to officers knocking on her door
A mother was referred to anti-radicalisation group Prevent and investigated by the police over concerns she had been radicalised because she had visited Israel.
Incest horror of the Durrells. Shattering papers tell of sex abuse as the violent and dark secrets behind the happy family facade are exposed
According to Larry - a new biography of Lawrence Durrell's life, which was mostly written by the late Michael Haag - important chunks were edited out of the family story
The only way to really clean up our stinking rivers and seas is to send a few top water bosses to prison: GEOFFREY LEAN
You might think it next to impossible to mismanage water quite so grossly in a nation surrounded by seas, running with rivers and notorious for its wet climate.
I've had an affair in EVERY decade of my marriage: In my 20s it was revenge. In my 30s I wanted someone who listened. In my 40s I needed a boost. And then my 50s betrayal changed everything...
Sitting in the kitchen of our oldest friends' house - somewhere we could talk away from the children - I watched, detached, as my husband Andrew tried to defend his affair.