Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor used Prince William’s wedding to shore up his position as UK trade envoy, secret emails suggest.
As the heir to the throne tied the knot at Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011, the Duke of York was fighting to hold on to his job amid a firestorm over his links to Jeffrey Epstein and his behaviour during official engagements.
US soldiers whose deployment on a US warship has been extended amid mounting tensions with Iran have complained their grueling schedule is being made worse by clogged toilets on board.
Some soldiers holed up on the USS Gerald R. Ford say they are even contemplating leaving the military as they struggle to cope with the impact of missing loved ones for such a long time.
A Nottingham business owner has become the richest person in the history of the world - but only on paper.
Sophie Downing, 29, was given what she thought was a £10 coffee shop voucher for Christmas.
But she discovered the balance on the gift card totalled more than £63 quadrillion when using it to buy a matcha latte last week.
Nigel Farage has accused the British government of attempting to thwart a mission to get aid to a group of Chagossians on a deserted island.
The Reform UK leader flew to the Maldives this week with the intention of boarding an aid boat to Île du Coin, one of the Chagos Islands, where a four-strong 'advance party' is seeking to resettle their former homeland.
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson promised radical school funding reforms yesterday to ‘cut the link’ between children’s background and their success.
She unveiled plans to give more money to schools supporting the poorest children and target what officials called the ‘disadvantage gap’.
Andrew's security team have been seen stocking up on lager and noodles after driving him home from the police station.
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, 66, was arrested on Thursday morning by officers at his Wood Farm home in Sandringham on suspicion of misconduct in public office, and was released pending further investigation the same day at about 8pm.
A major rule for Australians travelling to the United Kingdom will come into effect this week.
From February 25, Australian-British and Australian-Irish dual nationals must enter the UK on a valid British or Irish passport.
If travelling on another passport, travellers will need a Certificate of Entitlement - a document placed in your passport that proves the holder has the right to stay in the UK - which costs around $1,130 to apply for.
President Donald Trump has been mercilessly mocked by Emmanuel Macron and Gavin Newsom for his meltdown in response to the Supreme Court striking down his tariff policy.
Trump branded the Justices 'unpatriotic' in a bitter rant after they ruled that he overstepped with the sweeping reciprocal tariffs.
Millions of Americans are fleeing densely populated states in search of rural pastures new with one midwestern state proving most popular.
South Dakota saw the largest net migration gain last year, according to data from the US Census and self-storage software firm Stora.
A grandmother has warned fellow Brits not to travel to the United States while Donald Trump is in office after she was shackled and locked up for six weeks by ICE agents - despite having a valid visa.
Karen Newton, 65, from Hertfordshire, had been on the holiday of a lifetime with her husband Bill, 66, when she was detained while trying to leave the country.
Legendary salsa musician Willie Colón has died at the age of 75, his family announced in a heartbreaking post.
Colón 'peacefully' passed away on Saturday surrounded by family, relatives said.
'While we grieve his absence, we also rejoice in the timeless gift of his music and the cherished memories he created that will live on forever,' they wrote.
Scotland's cash-strapped town halls are preparing to write off almost £100 million of council tax arrears.
Now householders who do pay their dues are bracing themselves for another round of swingeing bill hikes this spring – while local authorities are squeezing services in return.
