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It's no secret that Meghan Markle had a hard time adjusting to palace life. She had a series of well publicised royal blunders, among which was her first Trooping the Colour appearance in June 2018. The Sussexes had returned from their honeymoon in the Mediterranean just in time to attend and Meghan was anxious to impress as it would one of the their first appearances as newlyweds. A lipreader shared that despite seeming composed, Meghan was nervous during the event and she let her husband know. At one point, when Meghan was standing on the balcony, Harry asked Meghan if she was doing ok, to which she replied, 'Yeah'.

Tennis fans wondering how Emma Raducanu blazed back to British No 1 ranking at Queen's this week should take a look at her team. Roaring her on as she reached the quarter-finals was not just her coach Nick Cavaday and agent Thomas Houchin, but a dashing former tennis prodigy close to her heart, Benjamin Heynold. He and Raducanu, 22, have known each other since the age of six and have represented Team GB together. Heynold, 24, is a student at the the University of North Carolina in the US and friends suggest that his long friendship with Emma may have turned to romance.

Months, if not years in the planning, it was the most devastating attack on Iranian soil for nearly half a century. A perfect fusion of high-grade conventional capabilities, human ingenuity and the latest advances in military technologies. Outcome: Iran 's nuclear-enrichment programme set back, dozens of air-defence systems wiped out and leading nuclear scientists and military commanders killed. Israel 's primary aim was to degrade Iran's nuclear-enrichment capabilities. But a political agenda was also emerging yesterday, as regime change in Tehran appeared a distinct possibility.

Osman Moalem, 25, was seen grabbing the teenager in CCTV footage last October as she sat on the steps of Liverpool Lime Street while waiting for her friends. A concerned elderly couple intervened and said they would call the police, but the twisted man just smirked at them.

A woman named Alicia could barely keep her eyes open as she refused to get off a plane from Dallas to Boston.

Floodwater gushed down streets on Friday night as parts of Britain were hit by an intense thunderstorm on the hottest day of the year so far. The UK recorded its warmest day of 2025 on Friday, with temperatures reaching a sizzling 29C, the Met Office said. However, the forecasting service warned thunderstorms were 'pushing into' the Channel, with an amber weather warning for severe thunderstorms in the east and south-east coming into force at 8pm on Friday. Dramatic footage taken in Dover last night shows an intense stream of water flowing down a residential street, before a moving car with its hazard lights on comes into view.

Beth Martin, 28, from Portsmouth, was rushed to hospital after she became 'delirious' just one day into a dream trip away with her husband Luke and two children, aged eight and five. She was quickly placed into critical care but tragically ed away around a day after she was first itted on April 28.

Katie Price has revealed what her most painful surgery ever - just days after shocking fans with her latest change.  The former glamour model, 47, is no stranger to going under the knife and itted she has sworn off having surgery in the UK following a botched procedure. She recently unveiled her latest look after having more filler injected into her bum.

They announced their surprise separation 14 months ago in typically quirky manner, both dressed in tennis whites. And now it really is over - game, set and match - after actors Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher announced they had finalised their £120million divorce. In a message, posted simultaneously on both their Instagram sites on Friday evening (13.06), the pair said: 'Our divorce has now been finalised.

Experts have explained how just one man appeared to miraculously survive the Air India crash - as the British casualty spoke from his hospital bed about the ordeal. Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, 40, from Leicester, managed to stagger away from the disaster that killed more than 200 people on the London Gatwick-bound plane. He has been describing how it felt like the Boeing 787 Dreamliner was 'stuck in the air' and 'came to a standstill' rather than climbing after take off. Investigations are being stepped up following Thursday's disaster - and the Dreamliner's wing flaps are coming under extra scrutiny as possibly responsible.

A British family who lost their lives on the doomed India Air flight took a final selfie to send to waiting relatives moments before boarding. Sayedmiya Inayatali, 48, had been visiting his 90-year-old mother in India with his wife, Nafisabanu, 46, and their children, Waqueeali, 25, and Taskin, 22. Relative Shahid Vhora, 52, from Wembley, was set to pick them up from Gatwick Airport when he heard news of the crash understood to have killed 241 of 242 engers onboard flight AI171 on Thursday morning. 'I can't believe this has happened. I was preparing to pick them up,' the relative told Metro.

Another day - another plane crash. This time an Air India flight bound for London Gatwick crashed shortly after taking flight from Gujarat, carrying 242 engers and crew.

An easy-going tube driver was caught knitting and watching videos on his phone as he drove commuters around one of the busiest transport networks in the world. Striking footage shows the London Underground operative hard at work on a lion-themed garment as he pulls slowly out of Hendon Central Station in February 2025. The man's phone is also positioned comfortably in front of him so he can watch videos at the same time. A witness who films the spectacle - which took place on a Northern Line train - comments disapprovingly, 'look at him... watching TV, pressing a couple of buttons'. He goes on to reference the money the driver earns each year and claims he can go on strike 'whenever he wants'.

Hundreds of homeowners have staged a march to protest over the colossal number of people living rough in vehicles on their beloved green spaces. As many as 300 residents of Clifton and Redland - affluent areas of Bristol - marched on Thursday in a bid to force town hall bosses to take action. More than 100 people - said to be a mix of travellers and those choosing to live in vans, cars and caravans - are parked on the Downs, where neighbouring homes sell for an average of £600,000. Many claim they are forced into the lifestyle by unaffordable rents and tend to stay far longer than travellers who usually camp for just a few days then move on. Protesters from the 'Protect the Downs' group claim their public green space is being ruined by the vehicle-dwellers, who they say 'blame house prices'.

King Charles has requested the moment of reflection in tribute to the 241 engers and crew killed when a Boeing 787 Dreamliner bound for Gatwick Airport came down on Thursday in the Indian city of Ahmedabad. Black armbands will be worn by the head of state and senior royals riding in the ceremony to mark the King's official birthday. On horseback and wearing the armbands will be the Prince of Wales, Colonel of the Welsh Guards, the Princess Royal , Colonel Blues and Royals, and the Duke of Edinburgh , Colonel Scots Guards. A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said Charles requested amendments to the Trooping the Colour programme 'as a mark of respect for the lives lost, the families in mourning and all the communities affected by this awful tragedy'.