Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are attending a charity polo match on final leg of their Nigerian tour.
Meghan made her third wardrobe change of the day as she and Harry watched a charity polo match as their 72 hour trip to Nigeria wrapped up.
Dressed in a beige summer outfit with back tie ideal for a hot spring day, Meghan looked picture perfect as she arrived for the final chukka with her husband.
The stunning neutral dress was a
From Tyla dressing as the sands of time to Sydney Sweeney in three-dimensional flowers, the biggest night in fashion saw some of the most famous people in world the opt for nature and fairytale themed looks on the red carpet.
This year the event was titled Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion while the dress code is The Garden of Time.
But the theme was almost very different. Initially the Gala was going to celebrate John Galliano with the theme a
The Royal Family seem to be in incredibly high spirits following King Charles’s return to royal engagements for the first time since he began cancer treatment.
The monarch, 75, delighted fans with his playful, pink T-Rex tie, believed to have been a gift from Prince Louis, as he visited the Macmillan Cancer Centre at University College Hospital in London – and the choice of accessory has caused quite a stir online.
Charles’s tie caught the attention of London’s most famous
With Queen Elizabeth in attendance, a rare public appearance from Prince Philip, and Prince Harry taking time away from his newborn son Archie, the guest list at Gabriella Windsor’s wedding proved the esteem in which she’s held by the royal family.
Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter married financier Thomas Kingston at St George’s Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle, surrounded by family and friends, on May 18, 2019.
Sadly the couple were to enjoy less than five
Jeremy Hunt: What will the Chancellor have to say on pensions on 22 November
The Chancellor could use the Autumn Statement to win plaudits from older voters by announcing he will honour the triple lock and raise the state pension by 8.5 per cent next April.
Jeremy Hunt is more likely to reveal his plans in the House of Commons on Wednesday if he is keeping the pledge, than if he intends to fudge it with a 7.8 per cent
King Charles has paid tribute to Britain’s war dead as he leads the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph this morning.
The monarch led a two-minute silence and laid the first wreath in front of the Cenotaph. The Prince of Wales was among the senior royals standing behind him and also laid a wreath.
A wreath was laid at the Cenotaph for the Queen by Major Ollie Plunket, The Rifles, equerry to Camilla who viewed the Remembrance Day service from
Calls have grown to throw the England squad a heroes’ parade and give players gongs for reaching the first ever Women’s World Cup final.
The team’s manager Sarina Wiegman told the team they can be ‘proud’ of their historic achievement after they lost 1-0 to Spain today.
Crying players were consoled on the pitch in Australia after suffering the agonising defeat, having inspired millions of fans to tune in up and down the country.
The Lionesses, ultimately sunk by Olga
The Prince of Wales showed off his dancing skills as he made a surprise appearance at a tea party hosted at Highgrove in honour of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
The heir-to-the-throne, 73, showed off his moves during the Prince’s Foundation event which took place yesterday, ahead of the Platinum Jubilee’s celebrations later this week.
Charles took his dancing partner for a spin on the dancefloor and dazzled with his fancy footwork, before meeting with the attendees and the band.
After
The Queen’s former aide became tearful as she was presented with the dress she wore at the Coronation after it was painstakingly restored to its former glory.
Lady Rosemary Spencer-Churchill, 92, praised the ‘unbelievable’ transformation of the faded Norman Hartnell gown, which had laid in storage for decades and was badly damaged due to sun exposure.
It was recently brought out of storage at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, and given to textile conservator Emma Telford, who spent 400 hours repairing the
