Palace insiders accused 'delusional' Harry and Meghan of attacking the institution of the monarchy 'because it is good for business' and branded their tirades as 'delusional' and 'tragic'.

Lord Udny-Liste, Boris Johnson's chie of staff, said Mr Johnson was a formidable operator and that the PM was very sad at the manner of his departure.

VOLODYMYR ZELENSKY: I am proud to say that during this difficult time the UK has stood shoulder to shoulder with us, as the dearest friend and closest ally.

After Ms Langsford and Clark's week-long stint, viewers described the regular presenters Holly and Phillip (pictured) as being 'well past their sell-by date'.

Gareth Thomas denies he 'lied' about his HIV positive condition because he was never asked by Mr Baum, 59, about it. He said they did not have sex for four months because he 'sustained an injury'.

The EastEnders actress, 27, has been with her partner for seven years, with him cheering her on as she lifted the glitterball trophy with partner Giovanni Pernice last year.

An advertisement on the MI5 website for mobile surveillance officers - on a starting salary of £37,757 - warns of the rigours of the job, with officers on their feet all day in pursuit of a target.

Celebrities such as David Beckham's model son Cruz and divers Tom Daley and Matty Lee have been seen in pearls. Selfridges and John Lewis are specifically targeting the men with pearls.

The bank has teamed up with Channel 4 for a series of televised adverts showing 'authentic and heartwarming' stories.

Millennials who have only ever known central heating are having to be given lessons on how to start fires and keep them safe as chimney sweeps are high in demand for this winter.

Bosses reckon smart washing machines will cost less than £10 a year to run - well under the £100 or so cost of typical washing machines.

IAN BIRRELL: Beijing's letter was attached to a groundbreaking UN report that, for all its hesitancy and weakness, finally saw it condemn China for 'serious human rights violations' in Xinjiang.

During a break in filming Oldman, sporting his character's trademark slob garb, listened intently to 62-year-old Scott Thomas as they sat together in the sunshine.

THIS IS MONEY EDITOR SIMON LAMBERT: A raft of social media campaigns have popped up that involve not paying your bills. But stopping paying them is not a wise move.

Sales of artificial trees at the department store chain have ballooned by 400 per cent compared with the same time last year. Google data found demand had soared as well.

The Government will robustly defend its decision to strip Shamima Begum of her British citizenship, with the legal case expecting to cos taxpayers more than £5m.

Our investigation has established that it is now almost cheaper to go on an all-inclusive cruise than it is to stay at home in the UK.

Crippling prices for families and firms will spiral further this winter after Putin warned on Friday that Russia would cut off Europe's main gas pipeline indefinitely. Bills could hit £8,000.

Leadership hopeful Liz Truss has been holed up at Chevening, her grace-and-favour home in Kent, considering potential members.

Campaigners are angry that executives are raking in vast rewards while letting down customers who are piling up painful losses.

They support the frontrunner for Prime Minister's strategy of cutting tax, VAT and green levies from energy bills and making the UK more energy independent.

Fire brigades have been told to 'fight fires not culture wars' after it was revealed they spent over £17,000 painting fire engines in rainbow flag colours (pictured) since 2017.

Brueckner, 45, was named by police as the prime suspect in the toddler's disappearance in the hopes that it would lead them to evidence that would allow them to formally charge him.

Comedy show Have I Got News For You was accused of broadcasting a torrent of 'spiteful and crass insults' as it dedicated Friday night's episode to Mr Johnson.

The Reverend Dr Bernard Randall, 49, won widespread public support last year when he was sacked and reported for defending pupils' rights to question the introduction of new LGBT policies.

Music broadcast on BBC 1Xtra described violent clashes between gangs, with references to the use of guns and knives before and after the Notting Hill Carnival where a man was stabbed to death.

Adverts have now appeared on some London buses promoting the Qatar World Cup, despite Mayor Sadiq Khan banning adverts from countries with poor human rights records.

The BBC has been accused of 'rank ageism' after Vanessa Feltz, Paul O'Grady, Craig Charles and Steve Wright have announced their departures.

SARAH VINE: Prince Harry has exchanged a walk-on part in history for a leading role in a cage.

Transport bosses were criticised last night for appearing to give antisocial passengers the green light to blare out music on trains and buses.

The incellKINE Long Covid In Vitro Diagnostic test has now received a CE mark, giving it approval for use in the European Union, after authorities accepted data it was more than 90 per cent accurate.

Her pledge came as hundreds of migrants crossed from France in small boats yesterday as the surge in arrivals showed no sign of abating.

Concern was raised after she failed to attend her beloved Braemar Gathering yesterday, with Prince Charles representing her.

At the United Nations General Assembly, William will have the world's attention as he meets the city's former mayor and billionaire philanthropist Mike Bloomberg to promote Earthshot.

ANDREW ROBERTS: History suggests the Privileges Committee's inquiry into Boris Johnson over Partygate might boomerang spectacularly, creating the perfect conditions for a comeback.

Thomas Markle's comments came after Meghan appeared to say that Prince Harry had spoken of a breakdown in relations with Prince Charles following his move to the US.

The WAG sued Coleen, 36, for libel after she accused Rebekah of leaking 'false stories' to the media, with a judge ruling against Rebekah at the High Court.

The 62-year-old victim was in the centre of Manchester's Northern Quarter on June 23 when he was hit in the head by a man who was thought to have been upset after he bumped into his partner.

PETER HITCHENS: People-smugglers have realised that the Channel is in fact very easy to cross. They are confident that no law-governed country can act against migrants once put to sea.

Kristel Koppers who lives in Holland said: /'When it came to intimacy with my partner, it wasn't as pleasing as I'd hoped. I was constantly comparing every detail of the moment to what I'd seen online.'

Liz Truss, 47, met Hugh O'Leary, 48, at the Tory Party Conference in 1997 and said of their first date: 'I invited him ice skating and he sprained his ankle.'

Due to the UK's lack of storage, supplies previously shipped to terminals in the UK and then piped abroad will have to be pumped back into the country as temperatures fall.

Budget recipes and energy saving hacks are flooding the social media app while the #costofliving hashtag has more than 490 million views.

Kaitlin McClennon from Runcorn has been missing for two days and was last seen at a bus stop at Halton Hospital at 4.30pm on Thursday.

Mr Phillips, GMB's North America correspondent, let concerned fans know on Twitter that an alleged 'ruthless thief' (pictured) attacked him on a busy London street in the early hours of this morning.

People packed out Bournemouth beach today to watch the UK's largest air festival (pictured). Temperatures were 20C (68F).

Police Scotland has launched a probe into the death of a baby girl who died suddenly at a flat in Glasgow today. Emergency services attended the incident.

It comes five years after the Sky Sports presenter, 49, lost his wife Gemma to blood cancer in 2017, three days after she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia

EXCLUSIVE: Lunchtime favourites including a Greggs sausage roll, a Big Mac meal and a Pret Tuna Baguette have all risen in price.

EXCLUSIVE: Maxim Hyryk, 36, and his family arrived in Britain four months ago after fleeing Ukraine but they are now set to leave the house they are living in next Friday for another rent-free property.

People over the age of 75, care home residents, NHS staff and people who are housebound are among those prioritised to receive the updated vaccination. The jabs have been updated to fight Omicron.

The ex-president's legal team is hitting back at the DOJ's arguments against appointing a special master to oversee the classified documents recovered from Mar-a-Lago by the FBI.

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Liz Truss said her prospective new government would lay out steps within a week - admitting that the country faces 'serious challenges'.

Cucumbers, now around 60p, could soar above £1 next year as energy prices continue to rise for vegetable growers. The spiralling cost of vegetables is the latest drain on shoppers' wallets.

A rogue climber has been spotted scaling the UK's tallest building - The Shard, in London, this morning. The Met Police have said three arrests have been made in relation to the incident.

Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen has been ordered to vacate his family home and pay out £800,000 after a dispute with his brother's firm - in which a High Court judge ruled that he 'lied' under oath.

The BBC newsreader (pictured), 66, says he has undergone more than 100 rounds of chemotherapy since he was first diagnosed with stage-four bowel cancer in 2014.

The $24million Sydney waterfront mansion that burnt down on Saturday was until late last year the much-loved home of the Rossi family, with members telling how it imbued with 'love'.

The Rainbow Enduro Desert motorsport event in Victoria's northwest was called off on Sunday after two people died when a car left the track and collided with a tree.

Alex Crotti and his brother Mark Crotti shared a video TikTok Friday calling out the harsh reviewer for knocking a star off Alex's top-notch services.

Investor and dotcom entrepreneur Haakon Overli, 52, reportedly begun a love affair with the Ukrainian after taking her into the family home in Surrey following the Russian invasion.

Liz Truss is expected to be installed as the replacement for Boris Johnson at lunchtime on Monday, before officially taking over in No10 on Tuesday.

Four people have been rescued after being trapped on a ride 10metres in the air due to a 'guest behaviour incident' at Movie World on Queensland's Gold Coast.

The Duke and Duchess of Suffolk will not receive police protection during a trip to Manchester, police confirmed, where they will attend the opening of the One Young World conference.

After a run-in with unruly protesters, Malcolm Turnbull will no doubt expect a friendlier crowd at an upcoming ticketed event at Sydney Opera House but the online responses aren't kind.

The person suggested selling the merchandise for $1,000 and including a QR code on the item that would direct users to a domestic violence awareness website.

A triple-0 caller reporting the Victorian housefire where four children died was kept on hold for over three minutes, the damning report into the state's emergence response failure found.

An Ohio man is facing murder charges after police say that he intentionally left his 1-year-old son in a hot car for five hours as temperatures soared to 130 degrees inside the car on Thursday.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared a video of himself sparring with mixed martial artist Khai 'The Shadow' Wu ahead of the fighter's UFC debut on Saturday versus Joshua Dillon.

A 12 vehicle pile-up closed down a major highway sparking commuter chaos. 

Kushner, 41, was stepping out after his second surgery for thyroid cancer, which had been deemed a success, and as the rollout continues for his memoir, 'Breaking History'.

Effie, 26, who has not given her name due to fears of retaliation and harassment, accused Hammer in 2021 of having 'violently raped' her.

Officers are preparing for a 'tidal wave' of violent crime and public disorder as the UK battles an ever-worsening cost of living crisis fuelled by Vladimir Putin's energy war.

Gustavo Arnal, 52, was identified as the jumper at the 56 Leonard Street building - where apartments go for up to $50million - on Friday afternoon.

Police in Tennessee have 'detained' a man and located the car being sought in relation to the kidnapping of Memphis billionaire heiress Eliza Fletcher.

A woman's body has been found floating in a Gold Coast waterway.

The Australian prime minister shared a photo of his son Nathan when he was a child, pushing a toy pram through a government building - but appeared to crop out his ex-wife.

Newly released records show two police officers were suspended without pay after berating a 5-year-old boy, calling him a 'shepherd of the devil' and threatening him with a beating.

When police went looking for the suspected driver at a house in Craigmore on Saturday night they found two men fighting, with one holding a knife.

A 32-year-old Queensland man had written about 'living life again' just weeks before he tragically died in a horror accident on the Fraser Coast.

The 18-year-old screamed 'f*ck Seven News and f*ck Nine News' before mocking the families of reporters after being arrested over the armed robbery of a Gold Coast petrol station.

The convicted drug smuggler has pulled back the curtains on the intimate ceremony for an exclusive tell-all with 7NEWS Spotlight, which will air at 7pm on Sunday.

Peggy Luker lived rent-free on a property owned by Gerry Harvey at Kurrajong, 75km north west of Sydney, with her long-time partner Garry Dent for eight years until he died aged 80 in 2017.

Former President Donald Trump slammed President Biden at a rally on Saturday for Republican Pennsylvania candidate Dr. Oz, calling the current president 'an enemy of the state.'

Ryan Marlow, 37, was suffering from listeria - an infection caused by bacteria - and had spent two weeks in a local hospital. On August 27, his doctors pronounced him clinically dead.

Hundreds of Qantas workers will strike next Monday in a response to the 'downward spiral of wages and conditions' for its Australian baggage handlers.

A first home buyer had to bid $20,000 against himself to secure a one-bedroom loft in a trendy Sydney suburb during an auction on Saturday.

The blaze broke out at the mansion on Cliff Road in Northwood, in Sydney's lower north shore, just after 11pm on Saturday.

Eliza Fletcher, 34, was last seen about 4.20am on Friday, when she was jogging in Memphis and a man approached her and forced her into an SUV after a brief struggle, police said.

The firm - which has major plants at Solihull in the West Midlands, and Halewood, Merseyside, plans to restrict operations from next week until the end of September.

He will speak outside No 10 on Tuesday morning before travelling to Balmoral to meet the Queen and resign his premiership.

Harvey, 19, who has 12.7 million TikTok followers, posted a video showing him digging and then putting a ladder down a hole.

Police have been banned from 'hiding' mobile speed cameras between parked cars after backlash from Australians.

Mr Zelensky said the UK was his country's 'dearest friend and closest ally' under Mr Johnson, and praised the PM's 'courage and determination' in championing support for Ukraine.

A new book claims Byron Bay's alternative culture started with the influence of a group of American surfers keen to avoid the Vietnam War draft, not hippies, in the 1960s and 1970s.

Author and political commentator Andrew Doyle in his new book The New Puritans explores 'how the Religion of Social Justice Captured the Western World'.

Labour was at the centre of a new antisemitism storm last night after a Jeremy Corbyn ally who accused Israel of exploiting the Holocaust was elected to its governing body.

Central and southeast Queensland and northeast NSW have been soaked with heavy downpours falling across the regions since Friday.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has called on the new Metropolitan Police boss to sort out the failing force with his '100-day plan' in her valedictory letter as a Minister.

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: At last it is almost over. Tomorrow we shall know who has won the Tory leadership and so who will be summoned by the Queen to form a Government.

Dean Marshall is as close as it gets to being the 'real' Doc Martin, ministering to residents of the picturesque Cornish fishing village where the hit ITV show is filmed.

Police have launched a manhunt for Olivia's shooter, who they believe is being protected by the omerta code of silence. Officer Neil Basu believes the shooter will be given up soon.

A group spearheaded by former head of the British Army Lord Dannatt wants the prime ministerial frontrunner to back its attempt to buy the plant that produces more than a third of Britain's CO2.

Women who watch explicit pornography are suffering anxiety about sex and a loss of libido, health experts have warned. More than a third of regular users on PornHub are female.

BROOKS NEWMARK: The road was littered with landmines bigger than dinner plates and I wondered how many desperate people... would risk threading their way through them.

The body of a young off-duty NSW police officer has been found in the Royal National Park, south of Sydney, in the early hours of Saturday.

CNN staffers are afraid of a purge of woke talent following the recent firings of White House correspondent John Harwood and Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter.

A Muslim police officer who tweeted racist messages and was in regular contact with a suspected female jihadi in Syria has finally been suspended.

While traditional plants such as roses are struggling in the heat, others including watermelons and bananas are flourishing, the Royal Horticultural Society said.

Sir Mick Jagger, 79, said he was convinced the drummer would recover from heart surgery in Paul Sexton's new book, Charlie's Good Tonight: The Authorised Biography Of Charlie Watts.

In a back to school town hall the president of the American Federation of Teachers, Randi Weingarten, said that politicians have turned teachers into 'social justice warriors.'

After yet another cancelled launch on Saturday, NASA's Artemis 1 rocket will not be launched during this launch period, which ends on Tuesday, likely pushing the launch date back to October.

The Mail On Sunday revealed how Olena Kurylo received specialist treatment in Britain thanks to Mail Force donations, but the article prompted pro-Putin internet trolls to label her as a liar.

Baffled Brits are confused as to why their BBC weather app is saying they are located in Ghana - rather than the UK. The BBC said it's working with Apple to resolve the issue affecting iOS users.

Shalomyah Bowers, a board member of the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, was accused of using the group as a 'personal piggy bank' in the suit filed in Thursday in Los Angeles.

The Grade-1 listed York Terrace East in London designed by John Nash has had £50million shaved off its asking price, signalling even the luxury housing market is affected by the economic climate.

Jesus Cortes, 52, was left with a fractured skull and a brain bleed after the attack by Bui Van Phu, 55,  in the Bronx on August 12.Phu whined that he didn't remember the attack, saying he 'blacked out.'

A student pilot who stole a plane from an airport has posted a chilling 'goodbye' message on social media while still in the air. Cory Paterson, 29, took the plane from Tupelo Airport, Mississippi, at 5am.

Royal Mail is using 'funny or whimsical questions' on a captcha quiz to the annoyance of consumers, who are prevented from seeing where their package is if they provide the wrong answer.

If you think you're sick of the Tory leadership election, spare a thought for Liz Truss. 'She wanted it to end weeks ago,' an ally said. 'She's desperate to get into Downing Street and get working.'

Boris Johnson's supporters are planning to urge the new Government to table a motion on the Partygate probe as eminent QC Lord Pannick said the inquiry was 'fundamentally flawed.'

Officer Seara Burton, 28, was taken off life support on Thursday and is still fighting for her life as of Saturday morning.

Clarkson Wilson, 44, who has more than 20 arrests on his rap sheet, was taken into custody on Saturday for the fatal shooting of Imani Armstrong, 25, a mother-of-three.

Congressman Tony Gonzales, whose district covers a large amount of the border area criticized Biden for failing to visit the border after nine migrants died while trying to cross the River Grande in Texas.

Dated 1942, 1944, and 1945, each of the coins found in Poland is stamped with the name Reichsbank, which was the central bank of the German Reich from 1876 until 1945.

All three have been connected to Rashad Jamal and his University of Cosmic Intelligence 'cult.' The alleged murderers reportedly listened to his teaching before the vial acts.

Mr Gregory's fiancée Naomi Heffernan shared that he had taken 'his first breaths on his own without the use of a machine', and 'slowly Ben will begin to come out of his coma'.

Diana Isakova, 25, posted flyers against the conflict which led to her arrest by the FSB. Her father reacted with fury and she has escaped Russia. Pictured: With her father in happier times.

Meghan Marohn, 42, of Delmar, New York, went missing on March 27 while on hiking vacation in Lee, Massachusetts - roughly 50 minutes from her home.

Kenneth Gillon, 69, from Auchterarder, Scotland, was pronounced dead at the scene following the horror crash on Wednesday morning on the A832 near Dundonnell, on the north-west coast.

A murder investigation has been launched after a man was allegedly stabbed last night in Ossett, West Yorkshire. Five people have been arrested in connection with the incident.

An autopsy report confirmed Melanie Rauscher, 35, a contestant on Naked and Afraid and its spinoff show, died from huffing air canisters while dog sitting in Arizona in July.

Irina Virganskaya was pictured embracing her father at the funeral after his coffin before the former leader was buried at Moscow's Novodevichy cemetery next to his wife Raisa.

For Afghan interpreters and guards left behind, this week's anniversary of Operation Pitting, which flew 15,000 Afghans, including some of their colleagues to safety, has caused anguish.

Three women found the worker, 27, a senior EY auditor in real estate assurance, apparently drunk and distraught, 'crying her eyes out' in a nearby car park, just before midnight last Friday.

Liz Truss, the frontrunner in the Tory leadership contest, would be limited to four or five options for going to the polls, according to reports.

The Animal Rebellion demonstrators are calling on major distributors to stop selling animal products and by-products.

'He ran as being a unifier and he's been basically saying to the vast majority of the country that disapproves of him that they're effectively a threat to the Republic,' Ron DeSantis said.

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The CCTV showed the masked figure walking towards a home in Panania in Sydney while holding a brick and a jerry can.

Government departments working in Whitehall could be forced to use carbon paper to make copies of documents if Britain ends up having energy blackouts this winter.

The wealthy family of a 34-year-old school teacher who was abducted in Memphis while out jogging is offering $50,000 for information leading to her rescue.

Thirty-three Victorians died after answering times for triple-zero calls blew out to 'unacceptable' levels during the COVID-19 pandemic, a report has revealed.

Australia's 'property correction' means some buyers are again in reach of more affordable options within 30km of some capital city CBDs.

The editor of University of Queensland student paper Semper Floreat has defended the decision to publish a guide to the 'subtle art of shoplifting' for students.

CBS, NBC, ABC and Fox News declined to air Joe Biden's Thursday speech attacking MAGA Republicans and Donald Trump because it was too 'political.'

Despite the best efforts of ambulance crews, a man in his 60s later died of his injuries, while the second man was taken to hospital with injuries not thought to be life-threatening.

Charlotte Tizzard, her brother James Tizzard and her sister-in-law Katie Smith have been the owners of the Hard Rubbish bar in Melbourne for more than six years.

A photograph taken by Google Maps in May after they were believed to have died - but before their bodies were discovered - reveals the kitchen window slightly open.