Nico Rosberg piles pressure on Mick Schumacher as F1 future hangs in the balance

LONDON, England – A lone spectator shouted at Prince Andrew as he followed the queen's coffin through Edinburgh, calling him a "sick old man" – before bystanders and police tackled him to the ground.This has palace officials worried about future events leading up the queen’s funeral. The incident was unfortunate, as many people were appalled by this person who decided to grab his moment in the spotlight.  Now though, the bigger problem is this: Andrew is due to play a huge part in the funeral procession next Monday, walking behind his late mother’s coffin at Westminster Abbey.

Good Morning Britain viewers have shared a message with ITV after Kate Garraway hosted its first Sunday episode. The 55-year-old presenter took to the helm of the ITV news programme after it aired over the weekend following the death of the Queen.

nurse branded "mentally unstable" killed six people in a fiery crash after she drove at excessive speeds of 130mph through downtown Los Angeles. Nicole Linton, 37, was driving 40 miles faster than it was initially thought, according to court papers.

F1 race debut at the Italian Grand Prix was almost taken away from him.In fact, had he been a regular F1 driver, he almost certainly would have been penalised and lost his two points. The Dutchman, who drove Sebastian Vettel’s Aston Martin in free practice one on Friday, only found out he would be racing this weekend on Saturday morning when Williams’ lead driver Alex Albon was ruled out with appendicitis.De Vries went on to reach Q2 and qualify 13th, which became eighth once all the various grid penalties had been applied.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were joined by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a walkabout outside Windsor Castle.  The throngs of onlookers erupted into cheers and applause as the foursome strolled out of the gate together on Saturday. Despite the strained relations between the couples, the joint appearance signaled a united front in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death at the age of 96 on Thursday.

READ MORE: Charles appears tearful as he expresses love for Harry and Meghan in tribute to 'darling mama' Viewers took to Twitter to share their reactions to discovering something new about the 40-year-old. "Prince William is left handed.

GB News stars have reacted to King Charles' announcement as he made Prince William and Catherine, the Prince and Princess of Wales.His Majesty made his first public address as the reigning monarch, following the death of his beloved mother, Queen Elizabeth II, who died aged 96 on September 8.Charles, 73, spoke to the United Kingdom and overseas territories where he is King as he paid tribute to his mum while also addressing his two children, Prince William and Prince Harry.READ MORE: King Charles teary-eyed in first public speech with emotional tribute to QueenBefore his accession, Charles was known as the Prince of Wales while Queen Camilla opted not to use the title in honour of his ex-wife, Diana, the Princess of Wales.Addressing the nation, the sovereign said of his eldest son: "With Catherine beside him, our new Prince and Princess of Wales will, I know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the centre ground where vital help can be given."Moments later, while appearing on GB News, David Starkey said: "What it really is, the position of Prince of Wales since the first World War since the future Edward VIII has been conferred by full investiture as it was with Prince Charles, himself.You can leave your tributes to Queen Elizabeth II here."Are we allowed a little humour on this occasion? That extraordinary service that was put together by Anthony Armstrong-Jones with that preposterous crown and whatever."The question will be, do we want an investiture? It's a unique situation that we've got an old King and a fully adult heir who has not been created Prince of Wales."He continued: "What we could be confronted with is a coronation and an investiture.

Daniel Ricciardo turned up to a Formula One press conference with a “ridiculous” tattoo of McLaren teammate Lando Norris’ face on his neck.Ricciardo and his fellow drivers arrived at Monza ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, where reporters quickly spotted that the fun-loving F1 star had a tattoo on his neck. The Aussie was asked to explain the bizarre ink before confirming it was in fact British driver Norris’ face.He said: “I want to cover this.

A heartbreaking update about Her Majesty’s final moments.

Prince Harry has just arrived in Scotland where his family is mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

A double rainbow appeared in the sky over Buckingham Palace Thursday (September 8) before news broke that Queen Elizabeth tragically died.

Tottenham edged bitter rivals Arsenal in the Premier League last season, and they've savagely mocked them now that European football has come back around.The two north London sides battled it out for fourth spot all season, but Tottenham just edged the Gunners during the final weeks of the season, and qualified for the Champions League at their expense. Arsenal also qualified for Europe, but had to settle for the second tier, as they prepare for Europa League nights on Thursday.Arsenal have been mocked online for an advert released ahead of their Europa League start, with goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale delivering the line "we're back baby" to hype up their return to European football.

Glee was a cultural phenomenon, and it continues to be popular to this day.

Lawyers for Elon Musk dialed upped the drama in Delaware Chancery Court today, insisting nothing less than “justice and truth” requires a three-week extension to the planned start date of a trial over whether the billionaire Tesla founder must honor his agreement to buy the social media platform.

Back across the pond! Meghan Markle and Prince Harry returned to the United Kingdom for a charity event three months after their trip for Queen Elizabeth II‘s Platinum Jubilee.

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell who exerted more pressure on the world champion, and Hamilton could have won it had it not been for late-race virtual and full safety cars.However, once again, Ferrari shot themselves in the foot with comical errors, this time affecting Carlos Sainz. First, after the Spaniard was called in, the mechanics did not have all four wheels ready, meaning a stop which should have taken less than three seconds took more than 12. READ MORE: Carlos Sainz moans 'oh my god' as Ferrari forget tyre during Dutch Grand Prix pitstop Sainz suffered another setback later in the race when he was hit with a time penalty following an unsafe release and eventually finished eighth.

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Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic It’s fair to say that Abbey Road Studios is the most documented recording facility in the world, but only if you count the crosswalk outside. Otherwise, the nine-bedroom mansion turned studio hasn’t really had its day in the cinematic sun, the way that more modest studios like L.A.’s Sound City and Alabama’s Muscle Shoals have. Making up for that with an A-lister-filled movie treatment is “If These Walls Could Sing,” the first feature-length documentary from Mary McCartney, who has a hell of a shared Rolodex to draw upon in gathering the firsthand rock ‘n’ roll anecdotes you expect and want in a film like this. She’s also savvy enough to know that the guy working in the back gluing irreplaceable mid-century microphones back together deserves a few seconds of screen time, too.

F1 champion Nico Rosberg has blasted Alpine for their handling of the Oscar Piastri saga which resulted in the Australian joining McLaren.Following Fernando Alonso’s decision to ditch Alpine for Aston Martin, the Renault-backed squad announced they would be promoting reserve driver Piastri, only for the 21-year-old to declare he would be racing elsewhere in 2023.It has since emerged that Piastri signed a driver contract with McLaren back on July 4. With Alpine claiming to have a deal in place too, the matter went to the sport’s Contract Recognition Board (CRB), which emphatically ruled in McLaren’s favour at the start of the Dutch Grand Prix weekend. READ MORE: Oscar Piastri says 'trust' issues with Alpine led to dramatic McLaren move The CRB declared Alpine did not have a binding contract with Piastri in place, which represents a major embarrassment for the Enstone-based squad.