The Duke of Sussex, 36, has been secretly working on the book about his life in the royal family for nearly a year which he has since sold to Penguin Random House.

Royal sources told the Mail that inside Buckingham Palace and the other royal households, there was an increasing sense of anger and frustration.

Torrential rains hit the city of Zhengzhou, in central China during the Wednesday rush hour, dropping 22 inches of water which caused subway to flood as people were travelling home.

The sun is shining (finally) and holidays are back on the agenda. But with Covid cases rising, testing chaos and ministers changing guidance at a moment's notice, travelling overseas has never been trickier.

Thousands of social media users shared false messages claiming that Delph had been arrested following a raid by Greater Manchester Police.

The UK PM's former chief aide unleashed his latest blizzard of complaints about his old boss during a chat with the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg tonight.

Passengers arriving from green and amber list countries will no longer face routine checks by officials at the border, according to a leaked report, first seen by the Guardian.

Tripadvisor's Restaurants Awards are decided by an algorithm that analyses the millions of reviews and opinions collected in a single year from travellers around the world.

Joanne Kelly, 47, was rushed into theatre for surgery in the hospital where she works in Wolverhampton yesterday but her injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

Shocking footage showed a calm evening on the Thames Path in Greenwich descending into chaos as the altercation escalated into a bloody brawl as two men fight.

After restrictions were eased this week, the Government is expecting a surge in demands to self-isolate from the contact-tracing app, which has been downloaded more than 26 million times.

The French president is among 50,000 politicians, journalists and activists around the world said to have been identified as 'people of interest' by clients of Israeli firm NSO.

Lord Hain, vice-chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Formula One, believes Horner will 'regret' the remarks he made in the wake of Hamilton's 180mph collision.

The government has racked up another £22.8billion of borrowing, the second highest on record for June - but down from £28.2billion a year earlier.

HENRY DEEDES: Last night, we saw Dominic Cummings do a sit-down interview with the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg. Yet it wasn't quite the pyrotechnics show he might have hoped for.

Iain Duncan Smith, a strident critic of the regime in Beijing, said he had been told to be 'very careful' and offered extra support from the UK authorities.

GUY ADAMS: Prince Harry insists he is writing a 'literary' memoir to provide readers with 'a first-hand account of my life that's accurate and wholly truthful'.

As revealed in a new documentary film, 15-year-old Swede Björn Andrésen would have been happier if he'd never met filmmaker Luchino Visconti, whom he describes as a 'cultural predator'.

Priti Patel will unveil plans for a national police lead officer to combat violence against women and girls ensuring offences such as indecent exposure and street harassment are taken more seriously.

Antibody levels among people who received Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine were low against the Indian 'Delta' coronavirus variant, a new study suggests.

A total of 1.05million were out of school because of the virus on July 15 when a snapshot of absences was taken. It marked a 25 per cent increase on the 839,700 the previous week.

Boris Johnson was understood be considering a 1p-in-the-pound increase in National Insurance (NI) contributions to fund his long-awaited plans.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The film pieces together the night of the New Cross house fire, with the swirling undercurrents of violence beforehand and the demonstrations that followed.

Heavy showers hit Cambridge and Essex this afternoon while one social media user spotted hailstones 'the size of bouncy balls' in Milton Keynes despite the scorching temperatures.

Data compiled by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) suggests Beta rates in Spain have in recent weeks been more than five times higher than in France.

ALEX BRUMMER: My late mother's cousin Marguerite's death illustrates how carelessly the lives of people in social care have been treated (file photo).

The PM's former chief adviser said he did not ignore the rules during his trip to Durham but said should have come clean.

The PM's former chief adviser claimed Mr Johnson of wanting to appease Tory MPs 'who had lost their minds' than the public's health over UK lockdowns.

Julie Benn and her new husband Paul Richter were dancing to Dave Matthews Band' Stay at their wedding in Philadelphia on July 3 when he dipped her and she buckled.

Appearing on BBC documentary Uprising Wayne Haynes, from south east London recalled 'peeling the skin off his face' before escaping the New Cross Fire jumping out a window.

Slide The Slopes has set up the world's largest inflatable slip n' slide festival in Pennsylvania and features more than 1.5 miles of water slides on over 20 courses.

Border Force intercepted what is believed to be the first boat at sea and brought its occupants into Dover Marina, Kent shortly before 10am. Around 20 people were seen being escorted up the gangway.

Multiple British royal insiders tell me that there is a 'growing sense of shock and fury' among the royal palaces and Harry's own family members about his book plan.

The Parisian museum has challenged the company over its 'Classic Nudes' platform which offers an 'interactive guide to discover erotic art in the world's most famous museums'.

Steve Byrne, 55, from Brookmans Park in Hertfordshire, decided to write to Bukayo Saka after his missed penalty in the Euro 2020 final at Wembley this month.

Vue Entertainment Ltd has been fined £750,000 at Birmingham Crown Court for safety breaches after Ateeq Rafiq died after being trapped under a cinema chair in 2018.

Motorway speed limits will be reduced in some areas after Highways England identified 30 regions across the country where levels of nitrogen dioxide exceeded the legal limit.

Under a consultation run by Priti Patel's Home Office, reporters who handle leaked documents would not have a defence if charged under new laws clamping down on foreign agents.

Department of Health bosses posted 96 fatalities, up 92 per cent on last week. It was the highest number of daily deaths recorded since March 25 when 98 were recorded

Surgeries could not get enough of the jabs at the start of the inoculation drive in December. But now demand may have dried up in some areas, forcing doctors to send back doses.

Described at the time as a work that was 'unique in the history of literature', the Edward's autobiography was published just months before his brother King George VI's death.

Badir Rahim Alnazi, 24, and Arseboon Dilbaro, 23, stand accused of knifing Mohammed Al-Araimi, 20 and his friend Nasser Kanoo, 21, after the pair left the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge.

Lulu Lakatos, 60, was charged with conspiracy to steal over the 2016 theft from Boodles, a family-owned luxury jeweller in Mayfair, London, after she was extradited from France last December.

Paul Scully struck a starkly different tone from Boris Johnson's press briefing last night, when the PM insisted that self-isolation rules must stay in place to control soaring infections.

Holidaymakers arriving at Terminal 5 were left queueing for more than 90 minutes yesterday after the Government's 'out-of-date' form resulted in 'confused' passengers filling them out wrong.

A hospital trust has bought its local Nightingale Hospital to get surgery waiting lists for the county down.

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak are finally believed to have thrashed out a deal on the provision that could see costs capped, meaning fewer people will have to sell their homes.

The NHS Covid app today continued to 'ping' swathes of the country into isolation, causing fuel and food shortages, bin collection cancellations, railways delays, and scores of closures.

A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of wounding after a nurse was stabbed at New Cross Hospital, in Wolverhampton, just before 11am today.

Toshiro Muto, head of the Tokyo Olympics organising committee, was asked directly at a press conference today whether the Games might still be cancelled and refused to rule it out.

The Queen Mother had a strict maxim: 'Never complain, never explain, and rarely be heard speaking in public.' But the Queen's grandson Prince Harry sadly didn't get the discretion memo.

Office for National Statistics data showed 183 people had Covid mentioned on their death certificates in England and Wales in the week ending July 9, the latest date for which data is available.

Royal biographer Duncan Larcombe told Closer magazine the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 39, have 'kept a dignified silence but now they're letting their actions do the talking.'

Glenn Barrett, 51, died in the Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby on July 13, 2021 after a three-week battle with Covid-19.

Children over 12 who have underlying conditions, or are living with someone who does, will be offered a Covid vaccine, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation said today.

In a fresh assault on his ex-boss, Mr Cummings alleged that the Prime Minister said he 'didn't buy' evidence from scientists and other experts that the NHS was in danger of being overwhelmed.

Raj Kundra, 45, the husband of Bollywood actress and 2007 Celebrity Big Brother winner Shilpa Shetty has been arrested by police in Mumbai accused of producing and distributing porn.

Ministers could unveil the figure tomorrow before the Commons breaks for the summer, after widespread criticism of the original 1 per cent level they said was all that could be afforded.

Unsuspecting George Dolby, 73, met owner and managing director Stuart Sayer, of Stuart Plant Ltd, for a work 'catch up' before being made redundant while in a Peterborough hotel car park.

Jess Brammar, who is vying to become the broadcaster's executive news editor, has launched a series of Left-wing attacks on Twitter in recent years, The Telegraph said.

Glasgow University researchers will recruit 200 overweight and obese Britons who have survived Covid, but are debilitated by lingering symptoms months later.

Kate Allen, owner of the luxury holiday lettings business Salcombe Finest, warned that failing to abolish the app would be a death blow to the holiday industry.

Sir Patrick Vallance last night told a Downing St press conference marking 'Freedom Day' that 60 per cent of hospitalisations were among people who had received both jabs.

A married Everton player has been arrested on suspicion of child sex offences, with the club suspending him pending the investigation.

Intensive care doctor Charlotte Summers, an honorary consultant at Cambridge University, said if ICU capacity numbers gets into the thousands then routine care could be disrupted once again.

Katie Hopkins triumphantly said 'it's nice not to wear a mask again' after landing at London Heathrow Airport this morning following her deportation from Australia after mocking hotel quarantine.

Emma and Tanya share a tragic bond: both lost their beloved daughters to a food allergy - their children dying frightening, awful deaths as they struggled to breathe.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle urged politicians not to 'push the limits for the sake of it' following the easing of restrictions in England - warning they risked taking infection back to their families and communities.

Face coverings are no longer required in England by law, although official national guidance is to continue wearing them in crowded public places.

School leaders in Britain have urged parents to ensure their children still attend if they are not ill or self-isolating despite accepting holidays were important after a 'torrid year'.

Covert video shows shamed trainer Gordon Elliott's former racehorses High Expectations and Kiss Me Kayf being shot and killed at Drury and Sons abattoir in England.

GUY ADAMS: A text message pinged onto the mobile telephone of Hanan Elatr one day in November 2017, while she was working as a flight attendant for the Dubai-based Emirates airline.

Although bear farming has been illegal in South Korea since 1992, more than 300 bears remain in captivity on the farms. Project Moon Bear is an organisation striving to improve their conditions.

British divers Jack Laugher and Lois Toulson, both from Leeds, have been friends for years but will compete at the Olympics in Tokyo this summer as a couple for the first time

Joan Le Mesurier caused a scandal when she plunged into an affair with her husband's closest friend and Britain's most famous comic, Tony Hancock.

Team GB's Olympic athletes have been told not to go to restaurants that serve alcohol or that stay open after 8pm amid a growing public backlash against the games in Tokyo.

Veteran Chinese bodybuilder Yang Xinmin, who has lifted weights for 40 years, is on a mission to push the limits of the human body by training his physique well into old age.

Ganna Ziuzina, now called Julianna Moore, had been blamed by Barry Pring's family after the wealthy 47-year-old IT consultant died in a Kiev hit and run on February 16, 2008. But she denies involvement.

Clement Beaune said the UK's decision to insist double-jabbed travellers must isolate was not based on scientific evidence.

Alison Grant-Ryder, 62, was diagnosed with late-onset asthma which led to her being off work from Maelor School in Wrexham, North Wales, an employment tribunal heard.

Data from YouGov suggests 42% of people would not isolate for 10 days if they test negative after being 'pinged' by NHS Test and Trace for coming into contact with someone with Covid.

The last time infections were running at around 45,000 a day in late December, Britain was recording as many as 641 deaths. But now there are only 40 on average from the virus.

The former prime minister (pictured) is criticised in a major report after sending dozens of text messages to ministers and top civil servants on behalf of Greensill Capital.

Analysis of the 50 cheapest firms on the UK Government-approved list shows the average price for a two-swab package has risen from £45 to £63 over a fortnight.

Files released by the National Archives show that after Diana's death, plans were discussed about converting the Millennium Dome into a children's hospital in her memory.

Lauren has bravely waived her right to anonymity, determined to speak out about her ordeal so that others may understand the psychological complexity of rare and highly disturbing cases like hers.

Moehringer's previous books include Andre Agassi's biography, Open, and Nike co-founder Phil Knight's Shoe Dog. Page Six first reported that he was working with Harry on his book.

The heat warning covers a large part of Wales, all of south-west England and parts of southern and central England, and will remain in force until the end of Thursday.

Eleven people were arrested in London as maskless demonstrators chanted 'shame on police' and 'arrest Boris Johnson' in the 86F (30C) heat, with others urging officers to remove their masks.

Experts, including one of the Government's own advisers, said it was 'murderous' to go through with Freedom Day in England today despite surging infections.

There has been widespread condemnation of the original one per cent offer, which critics said would be wiped out by inflation and insult those at the forefront of the medical fight against Covid.

Jamal Fournillier a former catering student, was arrested in February last year following raids at two properties at which the drugs were discovered along with £3,000 cash.

A motorist accused of murdering a passenger on the North Circular pumped his fist in joy after being cleared in the Old Bailey.

During a round of interviews this morning on England's Freedom Day, Mr Zahawi said the 'right thing to do' was to leave the app as it is and instead relax isolation rules for the fully vaccinated.

The 29-year-old was spotted by police in his £30,000 Mercedes near his home in Swanley, Kent, in January.

The tourist, who was aged in his 40s, had climbed part-way up 200ft tall Stair Hole at Lulworth Cove, Dorset, when he slipped and fell.

Alien abduction stories and encounters with UFOs could be due to nothing more than people who have 'lucid dreams,' according to a study published earlier this month.

Few of us are fortunate to have air conditioning systems in our homes (let's face it, there aren't many times during the year that's needed in the UK), but there are things you can do to cool down.

The spiral escalator (pictured), which was set to open to the public at Holloway Road station in 1907, was built to a working standard but passengers never used it, due to safety fears.

Keir Starmer branded the PM 'hypocritical' for initially trying to use a pilot scheme to escape quarantine with daily testing after coming into contact with Sajid Javid - a confirmed positive case.

High-street store Zara has launched a budget bridal collection with prices starting from £17.99 for women on a budget. The collection features two wedding dresses, lingerie and accessories.

A schoolboy accused of murdering a 13-year-old had tried to rob another teenager of his trainers by knifepoint just months before the fatal ambush, a jury heard today.

Lawrence 'Benny' Goodman took part in 30 operations with 617 Squadron during the Second World War, including a raid on German's Arnsberg railway viaduct.

Hasmukh Shingadia, 62, from Upper Bucklebury in West Berkshire, owns a convenience store in the area which the Duke and Duchess used to visit.

American children are now speaking with polished British accents and using words such as 'biscuits' instead of cookies after they binge-watched the English cartoon Peppa Pig.

Transport for London said Tube travel was at 38 per cent of normal demand today and unchanged from last week, with 790,000 entries and exits compared to a pre-pandemic baseline of 2.1million.

Tesco staff will patrol carparks outside their stores and help identify dogs that have been left inside shoppers' vehicles as the UK continues to face the extreme heat.

Aaron Medcraft, 23, went on trial accused of dousing the Rugby property in fuel before setting it alight following a row with his girlfriend on November 15, 2018.

Labour MP David Lammy slated Facebook for vile racial abuse then three weeks later earned £2,870 from the social media giant for speaking at an event.

Meghan Markle, 39, could be faced with an 'awkward' reunion with the Royal Family if her daughter Lilibet gets christened in Windsor, a royal expert Russell Myers claimed, speaking to Today.

Grace Roys, 11, stepped on what is believed to have been an adder, while at popular local beauty spot Cod Beck Reservoir, in Osmotherley. Doctors were shocked after venom reached her kidneys.

Sofia, 13, from Clackmannanshire, Scotland, told the BBC she has been left too unwell to go to school, unable to wear shoes and now relies on a wheelchair for long walks.

A new report from the UK's Office of National Statistics, published today, exposes the damage wrought on bars and eateries by the pandemic.

Dr Marie Kawthar Daouda - from Morocco - said she was 'perplexed' over the fuss surrounding the keeping of a statue of Cecil Rhodes at the college.

Police are still searching for a teenage girl who went missing from hospital five days ago. Kerys Lynch, 13, disappeared from Wishaw General Hospital on Wednesday.

British favourites Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca were all upgraded to the amber list amid surging infection numbers across the archipelago - leaving tourists paying inflated fees to get home.

Di Coke, from Brighton, appeared on ITV's This Morning and revealed that she's won over £300,000 of competition prizes over the course of 20 years.

Yasmeen Dahdah, 27, from Jordan, said she struggled with dozens of mysterious symptoms after having the coil inserted in 2015 and was forced to drop out of her university course in Leeds.

Sam, 34, who did not want to disclose his surname, found the bunker two years ago while digging up and levelling out his lawn of his home in Liversedge, West Yorkshire.

Mia Peers, 20, was arrested in Manchester after confessing she had been given the self loading pistol and five 9mm bullets when she was held at knifepoint by gangsters looking for the weapon.

The man, believed to be 24 and from Sudan, was found dead just before 1am on Sunday at the Crowne Plaza hotel, West Drayton.

The Duke of Edinburgh, who passed away aged 99 in April, was a famous lover of real ale and often had a small bottle from his private cellar as a night cap.

If you've been considering replacing your lawnmower, or buying a new gardening tool, today, you can get the bestselling Bosch Rotak 32 R Lawnmower for £83.95 on Amazon - that's a saving of 20 per cent.

An account entitled 'Sam (Egocom Arc)' told the British Harry Potter author last night: 'I wish you a nice pipe bomb in mailbox [sic]'.

An economist is suing the University of Cambridge after it retracted a job offer, claiming it was over his belief 'big banks are a cancer on society'.

Golf lessons are being offered to female partners at a London division of EY after a woman who recently joined from overseas feared they risked being excluded from making big decisions.

Overnight temperatures peaked at 68F in parts of the UK last night, leaving some Britons waking up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.

A single mother-of-two with just weeks to live has been left devastated after she raised £50k for last chance treatment abroad - but has now been told she isn't safe to fly

Consumer price inflation surged to 2.5 per cent in June, leading to concerns at the Bank of England that monetary policy may have to be tightened as soon as August 5.

Prior to the new rule, healthcare workers would have to self-isolate if they were 'pinged' by the NHS app or contacted by Test and Trace which has had a huge impact on hospitals and their staff.

DOMINIC LAWSON: Having trouble getting your groceries delivery from Ocado? You may be one of the casualties of a falling-out between robots.

Some of the sport's most successful horses were among those being put down at one of the UK's biggest abattoirs.

A man allegedly beat a seagull to death with a spade on a St Ives beach on Saturday, in front of families, including several children who were 'distressed' after witnessing the incident.

Scientists found that smoking knocked four years off life expectancy whereas low levels of the fatty acid - found in oily fish such as salmon and mackerel - could reduce it by five years.

Haydn Gwynne, 63, who lives in London, came to fame in 1990s newsroom satire Drop The Dead Donkey. She says you don't realise how young you are when you're young.

Far from serving up burger concessions, Tebay Services on the M6 in Cumbria has been offering motorists fancy food sourced from local farmers and local producers for nearly 50 years.

Up to 100 migrants arrived to the port of Dover in Kent earlier this morning after they took advantage of the calmer waters to cross the English Channel.

Victoria Ayres, 37, from Lancashire, was first diagnosed with cancer in late 2019 after becoming poorly 'out of the blue' and had to undergo treatment at Preston Royal Hospital last year.

Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak are at loggerheads over plans for a new £10 billion-a-year 'health tax' to clear the NHS Covid backlog and fund reforms to care for the elderly.

The sex ban has been alluded to by the organisers in several ways. The latest Playbook says attendees must 'avoid physical contact, including hugs and handshakes', and 'keep physical interactions with others to a minimum'.

Video released by the NYPD shows the moment a 57-year-old man is hit with a liquid while walking in Midtown Manhattan on July 5, causing second-degree burns as violent crimes increase.

Dressed in head-to-toe green threads, Justin was seen throwing his hands in the air while walking through the casino with his wife of two years.

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach accidentally called Japanese people 'Chinese' in a meeting with the hosts of the Tokyo 2020 Games in the latest blow for the sporting event.

Janice, who married the software entrepreneur in 2013, said she did not believe John was behind the note and that the handwriting was not a match.

Nikki Moustaki, from New York City, bought a new electric kettle to make tea. However, she took to TikTok to accuse it of having a 'major flaw' as the kettle overflows when it boils.

The Department of Justice has brought federal trespassing and disorderly conduct charges against Kristi Munn, Tom Munn, Dawn Munn, Josh Munn, and Kayli Munn of Borger, Texas.

A Chinese surveillance vessel called 'Tianwangxing' is being closely monitored by the Australian Military as it approaches Queensland waters for the Talisman Sabre 2021 war games.

Chloe Wiegand's grandfather accidentally dropped the 18-month-old through an open window of the ship docked in San Juan in July 2019. Her parents sued the cruise line.

Four exoplanets that orbit stars TOI 2076 and TOI 1807 were discovered and all are in their 'teenage' years, which could help shed new light on the early days of Earth, researchers said.

'An Ugly Truth: Inside Facebook's Battle for Domination', by journalists Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang, gives an inside look into the rise and fall of Facebook.