[ad_1] Of all the addresses to hold a royal secret, it is the least prepossessing. A brutal post-war apartment block built on the site of a V-2 bomb crater, it is an oasis of ugliness surrounded by the elegant Regency thoroughfares of Belgravia. But if the walls of Stack House could talk, what delicious mischief they…
[ad_1] Duchess of Sussex wins High court case against The Mail on Sunday By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 22:19, 13 February 2021 | Updated: 01:57, 14 February 2021 The Duchess of Sussex has won her High Court case against The Mail on Sunday. A judge ruled the newspaper had breached Meghan Markle’s privacy by publishing…
[ad_1] Princess Eugenie is set to give newborn son middle name Stamp in honour of 19th century Governor of the Bank of England Princess Eugenie gave birth to baby boy on Tuesday at Portland Hospital The 30-year-old is yet to announce the name of the lad, 11th in line to the throne It has been…
[ad_1] By appointment to… the Royal bunions! Suffering Camilla forks out £180 for soothing trainers Duchess of Cornwall has long complained of painful effects of Royal walkabouts Mail on Sunday can reveal the Duchess has invested in £179 Sole Bliss trainers The fashionable shoes are designed by podiatrists to provide extra cushioning By Claudia Joseph…
[ad_1] Charles claims the crown – as owner of Britain’s oldest fridge: Frigidaire bought by Queen Mother in 1954 is still keeping things cool at Castle of Mey in Scotland Edmund Garrod, of Buckinghamshire, thought to be owner of UK’s oldest fridge But it seems Royal model, bought by Queen Mother in 1954, is few…
[ad_1] Operation Heartbreak: Police to stop Valentine’s Day drivers going in and out of London for lockdown loving Motorists coming into London will be stopped, quizzed about their intentions Force not conducted regular spot checks as Covid enforcement until now Failing to stay at home without a valid reason can result in a £200 fine …
[ad_1] Last week, the Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust proudly announced that, as part of a new policy designed to address ‘health inequalities’ for ‘marginalised and disadvantaged groups’, use of the word ‘mother’ is to be replaced by more ‘inclusive’ terminology. Thus its maternity services will henceforth be known as ‘perinatal’, pregnant women…
[ad_1] There’s little about a brown cardboard box to lift the spirits, not even when it’s wrapped in wrinkled clingfilm. Hard, then, to imagine that the package just handed over to us on the doorstep of a dishevelled terrace house in Street, Somerset, is one of the most sought-after items on the internet – a…
[ad_1] ‘I can’t help. I’m knackered’: Outrage as postman leaves vulnerable pensioner, 72, lying in the snow after she fell outside her front door Royal Mail postman left Patricia Stewart, 72, lying in snow after fall this week He told the pensioner he was ‘too knackered’ to pick her up in Falkirk Royal Mail apologised…
[ad_1] More than 16m people were left waiting for post in January as Royal Mail suffered staff crisis amid Covid-19 pandemic Nearly one in 20 households said they had not received a single item last month Citizens Advice survey showed households in London were worst the affected There was a 365% leap in number of…