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When Meghan Markle first joined the Royal Family she was quickly characterised as a breath of fresh air for the Firm and with good reason.

Broadcasting legend Michael, 92, joined the BBC in 1957 and never looked back.

The PM said the UK will press ahead with the move unless Israel meets certain conditions, including agreeing to a ceasefire in Gaza and reviving the prospect of a two-state solution.

Police want to speak to a man in connection to the incident

Camilla, 78, and Charles, 76, were seen arriving at the Scottish Church, which is located near Balmoral Castle, via car.

She recalled how she once asked her daughter about rumors surrounding her romance with the pop singer nearly 30 years ago prior to their eventual split.

The couple's latest outing together comes just weeks after Prince Harry, 41, reunited with his father King Charles for the first time in 18 months for a face-to-face meeting in London.

They were transformed for the important scenes

With every day that passes, the suspicion grows that Ed Miliband's blind pursuit of a green revolution is doing exactly the opposite of what was intended.

Britain needs growth industries. Unfortunately, one of our fast-growing niche industries involves highly valuable and productive workers trying to earn less money.

Official figures reveal 35 per cent of state schools and colleges had no pupils taking exams in any of the three most popular modern foreign languages last year.

Nepal's parliament burned and protestors filled the streets before the government was overthrown in 24 hours in a movement largely orchestrated by young people.

If she submits her application before to October 24 deadline, she will be the first woman to run for the position, looking to overthrow current chief Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

Princess Diana's niece, 34, took to Instagram to share a selection of photographs from her summer of vacationing in the French Riviera with her husband, Michael Lewis, 66.

Mickey Mouse's first movie Steamboat Willie entered the public domain in 2024. Now one of America's largest personal injury firms is suing Disney, reports the Associated Press, "in an effort to get a ruling that would allow it to use Steamboat Willie in advertisements..." [The law firm said] it had reached out to Disney to make sure the entertainment company wouldn't sue them if they used images from the animated film for their TV and online ads. Disney's lawyers responded by saying they didn't offer legal advice to third parties, according to the lawsuit. Morgan & Morgan said it was filing the lawsuit to get a decision because it otherwise feared being sued by Disney for trademark infringement if it used Steamboat Willie. "Without waiver of any of its rights, Disney will not provide such advice in response to your letter," Disney's attorneys wrote in their letter (adding "Very truly yours..."). A local newscast showed a glimpse of the letter, along with a few seconds of the ad (which ends with Minnie Mouse pulling out a cellphone to call for a lawyer...) Attorney John Morgan tells the newscast that Disney's legal team "is playing cute, and so we're just trying to get a yes or no answer.. They wrote us back a bunch of mumbo-jumbo that made no sense, didn't answer the question. We tried it again, they didn't answer the question..." (The newscast adds that the case isn't expected to go to court for at least a year.)

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The Irish comedy writer, 57, has been a vocal critic about free speech in the UK after he was arrested by five armed police officers at Heathrow Airport over a series of 'anti-trans' tweets last month.

It is understood that courtiers in both households are tentatively discussing how to get father and son (pictured) together more frequently over the next year.

The Australian started the race ninth after a poor display in qualifying and his fortunes failed to improve on raceday.

The victim suffered a hand injury and a laceration to his head

Morgan McSweeney had a problem. It was December 2017 and Labour Together had made a major breakthrough.