According to one, Author Penny Junor, the news will come as a “huge relief” for the royal family and the Queen. Ms Junor told the PA news agency: “Going to trial, it could have been very, very nasty. It could have been embarrassing, humiliating, and it would have been huge …
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A LEADING expert on food systems and food security has spoken of his pride at receiving one of the most prestigious honours in the country. Professor Guy Poppy was appointed Companion of the Order of the Bath in the 2021 Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to Food Safety and Security …
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A TRIBUTE to the godfather of big band jazz will be paid as a singer steps up to the mic for a special concert in Maidenhead. Natasha Seale, a former West End leading lady, will perform at Norden Farm this Saturday (February 19) to celebrate American composer, Duke Ellington. Natasha …
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Prince Andrew and Virginia Giuffre have reached a “settlement in principle” in the civil sex claim filed in the US, court documents show. The Duke of York has faced a civil sex case trial after a US judge dismissed a motion by Andrew’s legal team to have the lawsuit thrown …
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Aaron Sutton is desperate for a diagnosis as chest and stomach pain has stopped him from working and struggling to care for his five-year-old son. The 30-year-old man has been told by doctors that his symptoms are caused by anxiety but Aaron believes NHS doctors are not listening to his concerns. The dad, …
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The Duke of York is facing a renewed call to give up one of his last remaining major titles after agreeing to settle the civil sex assault claim against him for what is widely reported to be a multimillion-pound sum. Andrew, whose status as a member of the royal family …
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Andrew settling the civil sex assault claim against him for a reported multimillion-pound sum dominates the papers on Wednesday. The Daily Mirror reports the Duke of York “does £12m deal to halt sex claim”, with The Guardian saying the move spares the royal the “humiliation” of going on trial. Tomorrow’s …
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It was World Radio Day on Sunday. Not that there was much fanfare. A fleeting mention on Broadcasting House and a documentary, about tiny community radio stations in far flung places, on the World Service. That was about it. This year’s theme was “Radio and Trust”, in recognition of a …
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In aWhich? and Research Institute of Disabled Consumers survey, 53 percent said the courier did not wait long enough for them to answer the door – while 25 percent said parcels were left in an inaccessible spot. One in eight even said they would have had to put themselves in …
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Postage stamps, as we know them, in the UK are being scrapped as part of Royal Mail’s digital postage system transformation. Fortunately, there’s still plenty of time to swap yours out and we’ve shared exactly how Brits have less than a year before Royal Mail switches to barcode stamps ( …
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