Prince Charles praised the ‘brave’ Ukrainian people in an impromptu speech as a tearful Camilla comforted the ambassador’s wife and met with schoolchildren during an emotional visit to the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in London today.
The royal couple were greeted by Bishop Kenneth Nowakowski, Ukraine’s Ambassador to the UK Vadym Prystaiko, and his wife, Inna Prystaiko, at the site near Bond Street.
In an unscripted speech during the visit, Prince Charles said: ‘I must say my wife and I have
Katie Price confidently hit the red carpet at the National Diversity Awards at the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool on Friday in what was her first public appearance since flying to Belgium to get an eye and brow lift.
The former glamour model, 43, looked a far cry from her bruised self from earlier on in the day as she wore a full face of makeup complete with a wash of foundation and fluttery eyelashes.
Having cut off her chin bandage,
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Princess Charlene of Monaco is hiding away from the public gaze because she was ‘disfigured after plastic surgery’ a Spanish royal expert has sensationally claimed.
Pilar Eyre, who has accused Spain’s ex-King Juan Carlos of making a pass at Princess Diana when she was just 25, is alleging the mother-of-two was left scarred during a facelift in Dubai.
Prince Albert revealed last month his wife had been admitted to a European treatment facility within days of her return to Monaco
Patients diagnosed with a common but deadly heart condition should get major surgery as early as possible – even if they feel perfectly healthy – a study has concluded.
The American Heart Association Scientific Sessions conference yesterday heard that the lives of people with aortic stenosis, which affects more than 400,000 Britons, could be extended if they have open-heart surgery within months of diagnosis.
The operation to replace a damaged aortic valve – the opening of the main blood vessels
