King Frederik X of Denmark and his wife Queen Mary have put on a united front as they arrived in Sweden today for their first state visit since ascending to the Danish throne.
Despite rumours the couple is dealing with marital struggles, the royals were all smiles when welcomed by King Carl XVI Gustaf and German-Brazilian-born Queen Silvia in Stockholm on Monday.
Australian-born Mary, 52, was the epitome of elegance in a white Mark Kenly Domino Tan dress, royal blue
Prince William revealed Princess Charlotte’s favourite joke this morning during a surprise school visit on a day of engagements in the West Midlands.
The future King dropped in on Freddie Hadley, 12, St Michael’s Church of England High School in Rowley Regis, Sandwell, after the youngster wrote to the Prince of Wales last year inviting him to see their mental health initiatives.
During the visit, the Prince joined Freddie and his classmates for a segment on the school’s radio station,
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
The Prince of Wales poured a pint with Hollywood star Rob McElhenney at a pub in Wrexham today while his wife Kate continues to recover from surgery at home.
Prince William travelled to The Turf pub next to Wrexham AFC – the world’s oldest pub at a sports stadium, which featured in the Disney+ ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ series.
He met staff, charity workers and locals to learn about the venue – before visiting the pitch at the team’s Racecouse Stadium
Prince Harry today said he ‘jumped on a plane’ and went to go and see King Charles ‘as soon as I could’ after he spoke to his father on the phone about his cancer diagnosis.
The Duke of Sussex also said he was ‘grateful’ to have visited Charles and hopes his father’s diagnosis can heal his rift with the royals, saying: ‘I love my family.’
Harry discussed the King’s health as he spoke publicly for the first time since Charles
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
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:
Paris, Amsterdam, Venice, Bali and Florence… all places that most people love to visit or dream of doing so one day.
Yet some of the most popular destinations for holidaymakers are fed up with British tourists and are actively trying to deter them from visiting.
Indeed, Parisians have recently hit out at Emily In Paris fans who are ‘invading’ Europe’s City of Light to take selfies with the sites made famous by the Netflix series.
Furious locals scrawled angry graffiti
These beaches may prompt a cry of ‘shell yeah!’
They all feature in eye-catching new Lonely Planet book ‘100 of the World’s Most Incredible Beaches‘.
Scroll down and you’ll see that the title of the tome is no exaggeration – they’re all stunning.
Five beaches in the British Isles make the cut, alongside gems in the Caribbean, Greece, Hawaii, the Seychelles, Cape Town and Australia.
Lonely Planet says in the introduction to the ravishing compendium: ‘Discover
A group of obese Britons are travelling the globe to learn the weight loss secrets from other cultures, but it seems a visit to Tonga might have been counterproductive.
The latest episode of Channel 4’s Around the World in 80 Weighs, which airs tonight, sees six overweight Britons visit the Polynesian kingdom of Tonga.
During their visit to Japan last week, seen in last week’s show, they were pointed at inthe streets, but Tonga is one of the most fattest
