Queen Camilla has stepped into her role as ‘the nation’s grandmother’ and kept the royal family united during her husband’s absence – and with the King getting the go ahead by doctors to return to public-facing duties after being diagnosed with cancer, her efforts are sure to have paid off.
The royal, 76, has been praised by wellwishers and members of the Firm alike for her steadfast presence amid a turbulent time.
Once considered to be one of the most
This article is part of a series, Bots and Ballots: How artificial intelligence is reshaping elections worldwide.
Callum Hood has the power to undermine any election with a few keystrokes from his Boston apartment.
Hood, a British researcher, fired up some of the latest artificial intelligence tools made by OpenAI and Midjourney, another AI startup. Within seconds of him typing in a few prompts — “create a realistic photo of voter ballots in a dumpster”; “a photo of long
Ruthless IRA boss Martin McGuinness apparently helped set up a car bomb that later blew up in the Londonderry city centre, newly recovered video has revealed.
A documentary that was hidden away for nearly 50 years shows how a group of men, including McGuinness, seemingly packed explosives into a Volkswagen on a street in Londonderry, Northern Ireland before the vehicle was driven away.
The video then cuts to the moment a car bomb was detonated on Shipquay Street in 1972.
Britons hoping for a last-minute flight to go on a European holiday this Easter can still catch a great deal if they fly on quieter days, MailOnline can reveal today.
Airlines are selling return adult tickets for under £100 from UK airports to more than ten countries next week including Spain, Germany, France and Denmark.
Flight booking experts said tourists open to less popular destinations are most likely to get better prices, while travelling on less busy days can also
Working patterns may have changed, but many of us still need to book time off far in advance, so it makes sense to make the most of every public holiday that comes along.
This year there are eight Bank Holidays in England and Wales, so with shrewd planning around these dates and their companion weekends it is possible to stretch 21 days of annual leave into a fabulous 49 days of holiday.
If you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland,
He’s stared death in the face on Everest, seen someone get shot in front of him in Angola and braved -36C temperatures in a frozen wilderness.
Meet UK explorer Johnny Ward, who has become the first person in history to complete the Ultimate Explorer’s Grand Slam – climbing the ‘Seven Summits’, visiting the North and South Pole, and setting foot in every country.
Johnny, 40, who has 916,000 followers on Instagram, said his world travels were ‘all about freedom’ and
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have one of Hollywood’s longest-lasting marriages, having tied the knot in 1997 and remained strong ever since.
The couple first met in November 1991, where they starred together on stage in Sarah’s brothers Toby and Pippin’s theatre company Naked Angels Theatre Company production of How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying on Broadway.
Their meeting came four years after Matthew killed a mother and daughter while driving with then-girlfriend Dirty Dancing star Jennifer
Time to put your best hiking-boot-adorned foot forward.
Author and experienced mountaineer Alex Roddie has penned a book that’s guaranteed to spark your lust for wandering, with the tome documenting epic hiking trails in Ireland and Great Britain and stunning photographs showcasing landscapes that can be viewed along the way.
Wanderlust British & Irish Isles: Hiking the Trails of Great Britain and Ireland (gestalten.com) is filled with incredible pictures of dramatic peaks, craggy cliffs and breathtaking beaches – plus expert
Having a glass or pint of your favourite tipple may make you less steady on your feet than it did a decade ago.
For the alcohol content of beer, wine and cocktails has surged in recent years.
It prompted a senior doctor this week to urge Brits not to get behind the wheel after just one alcoholic drink because they have become so strong.
Larger glass sizes, powerful New World wines and craft beers, are all to blame for booze
Brits were today urged not to get behind the wheel after just one drink, with doctors warning booze has got stronger.
The British Medical Association (BMA)’s president said the idea of ‘getting away’ with two pints ‘has always been dangerous’.
However, he cautioned that a 125ml glass of 9 per cent wine — more common when current drink-driving laws were devised in the 1960s — is now ‘virtually unheard of’.
This would equate to just over one unit.
As a
