How the Queen and Prince Philip are related – their family tree explained

Fourteen years on from sparring against a future boxing superstar, Jimmy Kilrain Kelly has now joined Tyson Fury as a world champion.

A mum told of her horror when she found her violent ex was spying on her using a camera hidden in her wardrobe.

Livingston boss David Martindale hailed his side's performance in their 4-0 win over Dundee as the best of the season - and said the Lions are ready to 'fight and scrap' to claim a top six berth.

A disabled great-gran battling a brain tumour took her first steps in three years for the hospice that saved her life.

The construction of a new Lidl supermarket in North Lanarkshire has begun following permission being granted by council planning officers.

Scotland will not play Russia in any international football fixture while the war on Ukraine continues.

Leeds bosses fear new manager Jesse Marsch will be taking over a squad that is mentally and physically shattered.Former RB Leipzig and New York Red Bulls boss Marsch is expected to be appointed today as Marcelo Bielsa's replacement.Leeds chairman Andrea Radrizzani sacked Bielsa in the wake of last weekend's 4-0 home thrashing by Tottenham.The news left Leeds fans stunned and distraught, but Radrizzani decided to wield the axe because he thought the Argentine would take the club back into the Championship.And it has emerged that one of the main factors behind Radrizzani's decision was that Bielsa's intense training methods had left his stars too tired to compete in games.It is understood the players became bored of Bielsa's approach, found him too demanding and could no longer cope with what he was asking them to do.Leeds find themselves two points above the drop zone following six games without a win, and have lost their last four matched by an aggregate scoreline of 17-2.Radrizzani, along with his fellow directors, targeted Marsch two years ago and had lined him up to come in this summer, when Bielsa was expected to leave the Yorkshire club.But Leeds have had to bring forward their plans and hope to confirm Marsch's appointment within a matter of hours, provided the necessary paperwork and visa applications get completed.Bielsa, meanwhile, travelled to the club's training ground this morning to say an emotional goodbye to his players and staff and is expected to fly back to Argentina to be reunited with his family.

Jake Paul has offered a radical solution to fix any controversial decisions with judges in boxing.Like many the YouTuber shared his thoughts on Josh Taylor’s contentious win over Jack Catterall over the weekend.Despite the Scotsman being knocked down in the eighth round and utterly dominated by the Englishman, two out of three judges ruled in his favour and the 32-year-old kept hold of his super-lightweight world titles by the skin of his teeth.And now YouTube star Paul, 24, who has amassed a 5-0 record in the ring, has offered his own solution to the problem. "I think there should be six boxing judges for title fights," he wrote on Twitter .Do you think Jack Catterall was robbed? Let us know in the comments section."Three pairs of two [and] each pair has to agree on the same score at the end of the round."If they don’t they briefly debate their reasoning, almost like a jury system.

Amanda Holden released her ageless beauty as she posed in a breezy silk blouse and skintight leather pants.The stunning Britain's Got Talent judge, 51, never fails to dazzle fans with her lush looks, and this week was certainly no different.This time, Amanda paraded through the Heart FM office in a glamorous green silk blouse with the button undone - and brightened up everybody's Monday morning (February 28).The gorgeous mum appeared to go without a bra in the mint green Simone Shirt from LK Bennett, which featured a chic collar and a frilly lining which ran down the centre.Amanda's blouse boasted a delicate and airy fit on the arms, which were topped off with cute cuffs, but she still managed to show off her killer figure when she tucked the garment into her tight leather trousers.Down below, Amanda was sporting a pair of skintight pants which put the TV star's legs on full show.Ever the model, Amanda let her toned body take centre stage in the office when she decided to do a confident cat-walk with her hands on her hips.She looked all glammed up with a full face of makeup and smoky eye shadow, and she styled her trademark blonde locks in loose tresses which framed her face on either side.Topping off her show-stopping look, Amanda dressed to the nines in a pair of stylish heels which matched her green blouse.She didn't forget to shoot the lens a sultry look for good measure, either.Taking to her Instagram story, Amanda tagged the minds behind Monday's look - which included "@lkbennettlondon", "@sosandsar", "@stevenmaddenUK" and her stylists "@karl_willett" and "@adelepentland".It comes after Amanda reunited with her celebrity pals which included BGT boss Simon Cowell.Amanda, who recently celebrated her 51st birthday,

Queen and Prince Philip are going under the hammer – and could fetch £200 each.

Speaking to talkRADIO’s Mike Graham, royal biographer Angela Levin labelled the Sussexes’ reluctance to return as “cowardly” – especially given how frail the Queen and Prince Philip are.

reports that the Queen's head housekeeper of 32 years, Patricia Earl, has resigned, with the outlet claiming she was "said to be embarrassed after some servants refused to Covid bubble for four weeks over the festive period so that the Queen and Prince Philip would be able to stay there safely."Due to all this drama, the Queen will now stay at Windsor Castle over the holidays the first time in 33 years.

It was going to be a Christmas out of the norm for the Queen and Prince Philip this year as they prepare to spend it at Windsor Castle, not Sandringham, for the first time in over 30 years.

Kate Middleton and Prince William will take the royal train on a three day 'thank you tour' of the UK.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will travel around the UK meeting front-line workers, volunteers, care home staff, teachers, school kids and young people to talk to them about their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.The royal couple hope to pass on the nation’s thanks for the tireless efforts made throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.The 1,250 mile-journey will include stops in England, Scotland and Wales and will end on Tuesday. It will be the first time that the couple will travel around the country on the Royal Train.

The Queen and Prince Philip could receive the coronavirus vaccine within weeks, reports claim.

The Queen and Prince Philip are playing their part in trying to defeat Covid-19 by abandoning their ­traditional family Christmas.

The Queen and Prince Philip will not be spending Christmas at Sandringham House for the first time in 33 years, it has been announced. A spokesperson for Buckingham Palace announced the news, which will mean Queen Elizabeth, 94, and The Duke of Edinburgh, 99, will have a “quiet Christmas” at Windsor Castle for the first time in 33 years.

Prince William and Kate may be forced to spend Christmas away from the Queen with their three young children potentially considered a risk to their elderly grandparents.

As People reports, the royals are likely to celebrate the holiday apart, largely as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the magazine, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will spend Christmas with Meghan's mom, Doria Ragland, and baby Archie in Montecito; Kate Middleton, Prince William, and the Cambridge kids will celebrate at Anmer Hall in Norfolk; while the Queen and Prince Philip will either stay at Windsor Castle or head to the Sandringham Estate.

, the Queen and Prince Philip are currently in isolation at Windsor Castle and TBD on whether they'll even head to the Sandringham Estate at all. Meanwhile, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will be spending Christmas in Los Angeles where they're currently living with their young son Archie.

The Queen will be forced to choose between family members to spend Christmas with this year in line with the new UK restrictions.