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Prince Harry shared a moment of mourning with a loving Labrador pup as he and his wife Meghan Markle walked among the well-wishing crowds in Windsor.Royal fans continue to converge on the Berkshire town to pay their respects following the death of the Queen on Thursday.And the Duke and Duchess of Sussex both provided and gained solace to and from those lining the streets, with Harry and a well-behaved pooch called Louis taking comfort from each other during a tender embrace between man and dog.READ MORE: Queen Consort Camilla 'to take over Queen's beloved role' after death Louis belongs to Sarah Gracie, from Surrey, who uploaded photographs of the prince and her pup in two posts on her Twitter account.The first tweet was accompanied by four pictures and the post read: "When our little pup Louis met Meghan and Harry as we paid our respects to The Queen. #QueenElizabeth #HarryandMeghan #Windsor."Underneath, the gushing comments quickly racked up with one poster writing: "What a cutie.

This is the moment a man was rescued from a burning building in Reading with a crane.

King Charles' monarchy could be considerably slimmed down, with as little as seven members according to experts. Plans for the reshuffling of the British monarchy would take place under the title Operation Golden Orb.

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s new prospective neighbourhood is the coolest place in the world and a great area for a family with young children, according to locals. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with their three children, George, Charlotte and Louis currently reside at Kensington Palace in London. Recent reports however have suggested that the family could be upping sticks and relocating to Windsor.

A 25-year-old man has died following an 'altercation' in Reading.

Reading terror attack suspect Khairi Saadallah has been charged with murder.

A mass stabbing in a Reading park which killed three people and left three more seriously injured is not currently being treated as a terror attack, police say.A 25-year-old man from the Berkshire town was arrested on suspicion of murder after the incident in Forbury Gardens at about 7pm on Saturday.The alleged knifeman was "rugby tackled" to the ground by a hero police officer, a source said.Heavily-armed and masked police officers were later seen at a block of flats in Reading after Saturday evening's attack, with a controlled explosion heard from inside by onlookers as residents were evacuated.A shaken witness told Mirror Online the knifeman "shouted some unintelligible words" and stabbed victims in the neck and under their arms as the

Boris Johnson has branded a suspected terror attack in a park in Reading that is feared to have left three people dead "appalling".