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Meghan Markle's lawyer has hit back at accusations of bullying against the Duchess of Sussex in a new documentary aired on Monday 30 November. Prince Harry's wife, 40, was accused of "bullying two personal assistants out of Kensington Palace" during her time in the UK.

The former Countdown co-host attached the song Tragedy by Steps to the story. She also posted the news to her main Instagram page where fans could comment. She included a picture of herself watching Netflix’s Narcos Mexico. She said in the caption: “Chilling with Narcos Mexico @netflixuk... we were all meant to be off to see @officialsteps tonight at @motorpointarenacardiff Cardiff but sadly due to covid cases they've had to cancel.“I know @ianhwatkins is absolutely gutted as it was his home town show.“Hopefully you'll be back soon and we can all get our sequins @owainwynevans and latex @natsus1 out for another time.“It's a TRAGEDY...

Meghan Markle's lawyer denies the Duchess bullied royal staff in a bombshell BBC documentary.Schillings' Jenny Afia, speaking on BBC2's The Princes and Press, responded to the allegations Meghan inflicted "emotional cruelty" on aides during her time in The Firm.The documentary, which is said to have caused a royal row between the broadcaster and Buckingham Palace, also claimed people connected to both the Cambridges - Prince William and Kate Middleton - and Sussexes briefed about the other.Ms Afia told host Amol Rajan there were "massive inaccuracies" in the story of the bullying allegations but did not go into detail about them.She said: "Massive, massive inaccuracies in that story"The overall allegation was that the Duchess of Sussex was

Strictly Come Dancing star was inundated with messages from her fans on Saturday after she was noticeably missing from group numbers.Taking to Instagram, the dancer explained that she had been in hospital due to an "unexpected" Crohn's disease flare-up.Amy explained that her fiancé wasn't at home at the time, so was taken care of by her ex dance partner Tom and Sara Davies for help.She shared various snaps on her page from her time in hospital and at the Fletchers' home.Amy wrote: "I’m recovering very well and certainly being well looked after and look forward to returning to the dance floor.'Looks pathetic' Richard Madeley opens up on I'm A Celeb's Naughty Boy"Big thanks to lovely @saradaviescc and @tomfletcher for taking care of me (of

Strictly Come Dancing pro Nikita Kuzmin has explained how he ended up shirtless in his final dance with Tilly Ramsay.

BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was left red-faced on Tuesday, as host Dan Walker gave her a cheeky new job title live on-air.Dan and co-host Sally Nugent had been chatting to MP Lisa Nandy after the recent shadow cabinet reshuffle, and Sally couldn't help but giggle at her new - and rather long - job title.Speaking about her new role, Lisa explained: "It's a very long title that Michael Gove has concocted for himself. Essentially the job is to deliver on the broken promises of the last 11 years-"But Sally quickly cut her off to say: "Ooh! We're just...

Instagram following the star-studded night, she filmed herself struggling to undo the neck clasp of her high-necked glamorous gown despite returning home sober.Alex began: "I thought I was doing really well."Got home really early... well, earlish," she giggled as she looked at the time."Sober...

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, looked back at all he's accomplished with the biggest challenge he's ever taken on, and he has got no intention of giving it up.The newbie farmer and his 1,000 acre farm Diddly Squat, have become staples in the Cotswold countryside, and it's safe to say Jeremy has outdone himself.And what's even better, is that he actually enjoys doing it, despite the major pitfalls in profit.But the controversial presenter, who has won awards for his farming contributions, put the money aspect of it aside, and decided to focus on the thrill instead.In his new column for The Times, Jeremy weighed up how much money he could make selling the ginormous estate in the heart of the country, but pointed out he isn't bothered by doing

Emmerdale actress Amy Walsh, 34, opened up on her pregnancy fears ahead of giving birth to her first child, who she shares with EastEnders' Toby-Alexander Smith.The TV star had convinced herself she may never be able to have children after she was diagnosed with polycystic ovaries, a condition that affects a woman's eggs.Amy, who plays Tracy Metcalfe on the ITV soap, admitted how "lucky" she was to be told she had a "textbook pregnancy" by her midwife, something that initially came as a shock to the actress."With me having polycystic ovaries, I was worried that would affect things, but I had the sugar glucose test for gestational diabetes and that came back fine," she explained in a new interview.She added: "I did feel sick every day for 17

Good Morning Britain weather presenter Alex Beresford, 41, announced he has been struck down with Covid.

Dan Walker, 44, has been at the centre of a whirlwind of abuse surrounding his success on Strictly Come Dancing, after he made it through to the 11th week of the competition with his pro parter Nadiya Bychkova.

Tilly Ramsay has admitted she was responsible for unbuttoning dance partner Nikita Kuzmin's shirt during their dance on Strictly.

READ MORE: Richard Madeley suggests he may not claim his £200k I'm A Celeb salary Perkins' first role was in Screen Two, as Opal in 1991. In TV she has appeared in Family Affairs, All in the Game, Pig Heart Boy, Casualty, EastEnders plus many more.

David Ginola is one of the contestants to compete on the latest series of I’m a Celebrity. .

Snoochie Shy is one of the 10 stars to be joining this year’s series of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The 29-year-old – who is a BBC Radio 1Xtra DJ – will join fellow contestants Richard Madeley and Danny Miller in Gwrych Castle this week. Shy – real name Cheyenne Davide – began her 1Xtra late night slot in 2019.

hit show MasterChef. In fact, the pair rarely spend time together outside of their successful careers and have somewhat of a turbulent friendship off-screen.

aliens may find it hard to visit Earth because the universe is always moving.Scientists say there could be hidden obstacles for extraterrestrials venturing out in the cosmos as the vast universe is constantly on the move.Astronomers are now fearing that as stars and planets are moving around one another in a 'cosmic waltz' could be a major hurdle for potential life from outside the galax.yHector Socas-Navarro, an astrophysicist at the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands, said: "If you try to tell somebody where you are, you need to have some common references, right? Ideally fixed references."But nothing is fixed in the galaxy."However, the intelligent minds debating the problem are coming up with a solution.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn looks completely unrecognisable in throwback snaps from her early career.Before 32-year-old Christine shot to fame selling expensive mansions on Netflix's real estate series, she initially worked as a model and actress.One of her credits is 2011 film Shark Night 3D, and snaps from the set appears to show her as an entirely different person.In the photos, Christine is donning an all-white bikini swimming in a lake, surrounded by crew as they set up the shot.Christine isn't wearing makeup and seems to have smaller lips and boobs compared to more recent photos of her.In the past the mum-of-one has denied having any cosmetic surgery apart from a boob job.She said during the first season of Selling Sunset:

Amanda Owen, 47, has opened up on her “challenging” home life during an appearance on BBC Four’s Winter Walks series. The Our Yorkshire Farm star revealed that although living on the Dales “inspires” her, the environment can also leave her feeling “infuriated”.Amanda filmed herself crossing hills and fields through Wensleydale and Raydale on her Winter Walk for the programme. While chatting about the sights to a 360-degree camera, the mum-of-nine said: “There’s something about the hills that invigorates, inspires, and sometimes infuriates.“It’s not an easy place to be. “It’s challenging, but I feel like it’s where I belong,” Amanda admitted.The shepherdess then seemed to perk up as she bumped into a group of horse riders.She gushed: “Now,

The BBC documentary “The Princes And The Press” went in-depth into the relationship Princes William and Harry have with the press and the allegations in which the media played a part in the feud between the brothers, with the second episode airing Monday.

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