By FRANCINE WOLFISZ Published: 20:26 EST, 8 January 2025 | Updated: 20:33 EST, 8 January 2025 Beloved comedy series The Vicar of Dibley will be celebrated on a special set of 12 Royal Mail stamps. Eight depict memorable scenes from the hit BBC sitcom starring Dawn French, including the guest …
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The King’s former closest aide, Michael Fawcett, exposed Charles’ scandal-linked charitable foundation to ‘substantial risk’, a regulator found yesterday. A report by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR) found Charles’ former valet was appointed to run the then-Prince’s Foundation with no job description or formal responsibilities. The watchdog …
Read More »Royal Society of Literature in chaos as chairman and director resign amid accusations it lowered standards to have a ‘more diverse’ membership and failed to support Salman Rushdie after near-fatal stabbing
The Royal Society of Literature has been flung into chaos after two of its chiefs resigned after a string of scandals. Chairman Daljit Nagra and director Molly Rosenberg stepped down from the 205-year-old charity after rows over freedom of speech and accusations it lowered its standards to have a ‘more diverse’ …
Read More »Boss of Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists is forced to issue a grovelling apology – after accidentally following Tommy Robinson on X
The boss of a speech and language therapy group has been forced to issue a grovelling apology following a five-month investigation – because he followed Tommy Robinson on X. Steve Jamieson did not ‘like’ or repost any views of the far-right agitator but still faced calls to resign from the …
Read More »Memorial marking Royal Navy’s role in ending the slave trade and championed by the Daily Mail struggles to find a home
A planned memorial to the Royal Navy’s role in ending the slave trade is in limbo after it was rejected by a string of proposed sites. Campaigners raised £70,000 to build a statue commemorating the West Africa Squadron, which rescued 150,000 slaves during the 19th century, following an appeal championed …
Read More »King Charles ‘deeply saddened’ as stepson of William and Harry’s royal nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke is killed by ISIS fanatic in New Orleans terror attack
King Charles is ‘deeply saddened’ following the death of the stepson of Prince William and Harry’s former nanny in the New Orleans terror attack. Edward Pettifer – the stepson of former royal nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke – was confirmed as one of the 14 people killed in the chilling New Year ISIS …
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E-commerce brands have traditionally relied on the United States Postal Service (USPS) as the most cost-effective option for delivering low-weight, low-value goods domestically. Thanks to its vast network supported by federal subsidies, USPS has been able to deliver packages to remote corners of the country quickly and affordably — a …
Read More »Experts say Meghan Markle needs ‘lucrative’ Instagram relaunch tapping into Hollywood followers – after ‘history of bad judgments’ and as Duchess faces Netflix ‘high noon’
Meghan Markle’s return to Instagram has sparked international intrigue and debate as the Duchess of Sussex embarks on a calculated effort to revive her public image and unlock fresh revenue streams. With the new handle @meghan, she has already attracted over 100,000 followers in a single day. However, this move …
Read More »How ‘Meghan 3.0’ relaunch comes after ‘false start’ year of ‘flops’ including axed podcast, panned Netflix series and delayed lifestyle brand
Since stepping back from royal duties in 2020, Meghan Markle has sought to carve out a new identity as a content creator, entrepreneur, and advocate. With steadfast ambition the Duchess of Sussex appeared poised to dominate the worlds of entertainment and lifestyle. Armed with multi-million-dollar deals with Netflix and Spotify, …
Read More »Royal Navy recalls 200 sailors on Christmas Day to shadow Russian warships for 500 miles in the North Sea and through English Channel
Nearly 200 Royal Navy sailors were recalled on Christmas Day so they could be deployed to shadow Russian warships spotted in the North Sea and English Channel. The crew of frigate HMS Somerset set sail on Friday December 27, to keep a watch on the corvette RFS Soobrazitelny and two …
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