Prince Harry tells hacking trial he ‘knows of’ Omid Scobie – who wrote his unofficial biography – as the Duke is questioned about sources for royal stories Duke of Sussex is suing Mirror Group Newspapers for damages at High Court Harry was asked about Finding Freedom writer Omid Scobie in …
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King Charles ignored the furor over Prince Harry’s dramatic High Court appearance by spending some time in a Romanian village on Tuesday. The King looked in high spirits as he waved to onlookers while visiting Viscri village in the central Transylvania region of Romania on a solo trip. He was …
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This week in royal history saw not one but two first-time overseas visits by British monarchs. The one that is better remembered began on June 7, 1939, when King George VI visited the United States accompanied by his wife Queen Elizabeth. The royal couple were warmly welcomed by hundreds of …
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The duke blames the Press for Chelsy Davy dumping him after she decided that ‘a royal life was not for her’, the High Court was told today. He claimed in his witness statement that ‘whenever’ he has been in a relationship, the woman ‘is not just in a relationship with …
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Prince Harry today launched an extraordinary attack on the Government – branding it ‘rock bottom’ – and addressed rumours that Princess Diana’s lover James Hewitt was his father as he became the first British royal to testify in open court since 1891. The Duke of Sussex lambasted No 10 as …
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Prince Harry has started giving his evidence at the High Court today for his phone hacking trial against the publisher of the Daily Mirror – becoming the first royal to testify in open court since 1891. Harry, wearing a navy suit and dark purple tie, entered the witness box and swore …
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He was warned by his father King Charles that a bid to silence the British media is a suicide mission, while his estranged brother Prince William made clear he was choosing a very different path. But it still hasn’t dawned on Harry, the prince of hypocrisy, that he shouldn’t be …
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“Disability should feel personal to us all,” writes Edward Enninful in his May issue editor’s letter. “Some 16 million people in the UK are Disabled, with millions more Disabled-adjacent, whether visibly or invisibly. The time has come for us to get real about who we are as a society, and …
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The First Lady Jill Biden enjoyed sightseeing with her daughter Ashley Biden at Egypt’s Pyramids and Sphinx on her 72nd birthday after attending the royal wedding of Jordan’s Crown Prince. President Biden posted a photo for her birthday on Twitter, showing him handing the First Lady a yellow flower and …
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Royal Mail today announces the launch of 10 Special Stamps being issued to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the internationally popular miniatures hobby, Warhammer. Six stamps in the main set depict characters from the worlds of Warhammer – Space Marines and Orks from Warhammer 40,000; Stormcast Eternals and Slaves to …
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