Kate Middleton is recovering well and will be back by Easter, royal insiders have claimed – but they say she needs to be left in peace as she struggles to deal with the aftermath of Mother’s Day photo row.
Kate publicly took the blame for the family photograph released by Kensington Palace on Sunday as she issued an apology for the ‘confusion’.
It came after a public explosion of conspiracy theories, after six of the world’s top picture agencies including
Queen Camilla appeared in great spirits today as she stepped out in Bath to celebrate the 850th anniversary of the St John’s Foundation.
The King’s wife, 76, was greeted by hundreds of excited schoolchildren after visiting the charity’s almshouses at the Chapel of St Michael Within, which sits inside St John’s courtyard.
For the second day in succession, the Queen gave an update about her husband’s recuperation following his three-night stay in hospital. When asked about his health, she said:
For millions of patriotic Australians, January 26 means cracking open a few beers, hitting the beach and cranking up the barbecue.
But for others, Australia Day can be a minefield of emotions – and it has nothing to do with the ‘Invasion Day’ controversy that rolls around every year.
That’s because for Aussies recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction, the national holiday can present unique challenges.
Luke Millwood, a military veteran of 19 years and recovering alcoholic, knows well how
A huge row has erupted among the scientific community over sensational claims that ‘alien’ material from outside our solar system has been found on Earth for the first time ever.
Controversial Harvard physicist Professor Avi Loeb said analysis of fragments recovered from the Pacific Ocean in June may have an ‘extraterrestrial’ origin and could be proof of higher intelligence.
He claims the tiny metallic spheres have a composition of elements from ‘outside the solar system, never seen before’ that do
The ex-husband of a woman who hosted a poisonous lunch where four people fell ill – three of whom have since died – had been invited to the deadly get-together.
Sources have told Daily Mail Australia that Erin Patterson, 48, invited her estranged ex-husband Simon Patterson to their former family home for lunch with his parents Gail and Don Patterson, and Gail’s sister, Heather Wilkinson, and her husband Ian on Saturday, July 29.
‘Simon was supposed to go to the
Former Crystal Palace chairman and renowned broadcaster Simon Jordan has revealed he is recovering from prostate cancer and has undergone surgery.
Jordan, who owned Premier League club Palace for a decade and was formerly one of football’s youngest chairmen, opened up on his
Holly Willoughby has found solace in crystals and PDAs with her husband after jetting off to Portugal for an extended summer break following a tumultuous year.
The TV presenter, 42, often takes a summer holiday from This Morning with her husband Dan Baldwin and children Harry, 14, Belle, 12, and Chester, eight.
But this year, the ITV stalwart is clearly focused on healing after a tough 12 months that saw her co-host Phillip Schofield embroiled in scandal that forced him
Alabama Republican Sen. Katie Britt announced Monday that she is recovering in outpatient care following a hospital visit for a sudden medical scare.
Britt, 41, said she was spending time with her family in Montgomery, Alabama, over the weekend when she experienced a “sudden onset of numbness” in her face.
“While with my family in Montgomery this past weekend, I experienced a sudden onset of numbness in my face. I was admitted to Baptist Medical Center South for evaluation,” she
Three days after LeBron James Jr. collapsed during a basketball practice, a cardiologist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles said on Thursday that he “has been discharged home, where he is resting.” His father, LeBron James, said on social media that his family was “together, safe and healthy.”
And in a signal of the family’s optimism and relief, LeBron was back in the gym on Thursday, working out with another young basketball star.
The younger James, known as Bronny,
Piney Woods, N.C., is one of those small, quiet, rural communities you might pass on a drive up North. Blocks of lush grass, farmland, and forests are bisected by a single asphalt road; it’s not uncommon to find a tortoise or two lazing on the empty street, unafraid of potential traffic.
These untouched stretches of green are an underrealized beauty. At one point known as Free Union, Piney Woods was founded well before the Civil War by Black folk
