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Meet Peter Phillips new ‘girlfriend’: Hero NHS paediatric nurse and who wrote about her journey as a Christian single mother is revealed as the royal’s new romance – just weeks after splitting from his ex

The late Queen’s ‘favourite grandson’ Peter Phillips has seemingly embarked on a new romance with a paediatric nurse and freelance writer just weeks after the end of his previous three-year-relationship.  King Charles’ nephew Peter, 46, was photographed this weekend with NHS hero Harriet Sperling at the Badminton Horse Trials.  Harriet, who is a …

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​Late Queen’s ‘favourite grandson’ Peter Phillips, 46, ‘is dating an NHS nurse’ – just weeks after the royal divorcee split from his long-term girlfriend Lindsay Wallace: Anne’s son introduces new partner to Queen Camilla at Badminton

King Charles’s nephew Peter Phillips is believed to be dating an NHS nurse just weeks after ending his previous three-year relationship.  Peter, who is the son of Queen Elizabeth II’s only daughter Princess Anne, spent the weekend at Badminton Horse Trials with Harriet Sterling, a paediatric specialist nurse and freelance writer.  The pair …

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Villagers’ fury as councillors give the green light to double the charge to cross historic Hampshire toll bridge which residents used for free for generations

Villagers have reacted with fury to councillors giving the green light to double the charge to cross an historic toll bridge which residents have used for free for generations.  Despite angry locals blasting the £1 crossing at Eling Toll Bridge being doubled to £2 and introducing charges for previously exempt …

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Tell Ofcom – bring Royal Mail into public ownership

Ofcom, the government regulator responsible, is asking the public for views on plans to reduce Royal Mail’s legal obligation to deliver letters 6 days a week. Don’t let them get away with this. Use our handy six-step guide to respond to the Ofcom consultation – it only takes five minutes. But …

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