Palace staff 'angry' by No 10 party scandal as Queen stood alone at Philip's funeral

Retail and media giant Amazon has unveiled a new way to stream TV shows and movies for free. Amazon is rebranding its IMDB TV service to Freevee which will go live on Fire TV devices, smartphones an tablets from April 27.

Shoppers love an Aldi special buy and their most recent addition is getting tech lovers fired up. The supermarket has a dupe of the Apple AirPods for a fraction of the price.

Harry Styles has been announced as the final headliner for Radio 1's Big Weekend this year.

Manori Ravindran International EditorUniversal International Studios has promoted Ed Havard to lead its unscripted efforts as senior VP of creative, unscripted programming.Based in London and reporting into head of studio David O’Donoghue, Havard will be responsible for leading the studio’s unscripted strategy in the U.K., and building on strategic partnerships with creators, producers and on-screen talent to source shows with global scale and appeal. Havard most recently served as VP of creative partnerships.In the new role, Havard will be tasked with tapping further into NBCUniversal’s talent roster and IP library, identifying new opportunities to build on the company’s unscripted brands, and fostering more creative partnerships between production subsidiaries Monkey, Matchbox Pictures, the studio’s formats division and Universal Television Alternative Studio.

World Cup qualifying defeat at the hands of North Macedonia after being awarded the Laureus World Team of the Year Award. Chiellini said that he and his colleagues felt "destroyed and crushed" after Aleksandar Trajkovski's last gasp winner put the reigning Euro 2020 champions out at the semi-final stage of knockout qualifiers.

Good Morning Britain viewers were divided as Richard Madeley was forced to host the ITV show alone - after Susanna Reid left the country.The ITV news programme underwent a shake-up on Monday (April 25) with Richard back and hosting in the London studio while Susanna reported live from the Polish-Ukrainian border.Susanna appeared via studio link and spoke to devastated Ukrainian families fleeing their war-torn country amid the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia.However, it was clear GMB viewers were divided by the studio shift, with some fans slamming it on Twitter.One fan tweeted: "Please don't tell me it's just Richard Madeley presenting today, this is the stuff of nightmares #gmb.""I can do #GMB if it's NOT got #Madeley on .. switched over as soon as I heard his voice," a second commented.A third asked: "@susannareid100 is it really necessary for you to broadcast from Poland ? #GMB."Another wrote: "There's absolutely no reason for her [Susanna] to be there? That's what the correspondents are for? Is it gonna be this all morning?"However, others were pleased by the show and praised both Richard and Susanna for their professionalism during the broadcast.One wrote: "Richard showing what a top class presenter he is by going solo in the studio."Another said: "Fantastic reporting from Poland this morning Susanna, its a credit to you as a brilliant journalist/Presenter that you are.

The Scottish Government recently launched the second Tackling Child Poverty Delivery Plan - Best Start, Bright Futures - which sets out its commitments to help tackle child poverty across the country between now and 2026.

Animal welfare chiefs have hit out at thugs who drowned a cat in a "horrific, terrifying" and deliberate act of cruelty.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was left baffled and rather disgusted as his co-star Nina Warhurst ate weeds live on-air.Nina was presenting live from an allotment in Derby to discuss the need to "use them or lose them", and highlight the importance of growing plants and veg not just for the local community but for mental health.But things turned awkward in the studio as Dan and his co-presenter Sally Nugent were both unconvinced by her facial expression while sampling some of the local produce.Nina kicked things off by telling the camera: "Dee, who runs this spot, she eats something from this land every day and says she saves a fortune. Any produce that's left over goes into the local community.

Police evacuated people from buildings near a petrol station last night over fears of a gas leak caused by a three-car crash.

Paris Saint-Germain fans celebrated winning the Ligue 1 title... by not celebrating at all.PSG secured their eighth domestic championship in the last ten seasons with a 1-1 draw against Lens on Saturday. But the club's fans didn't seem to care much as they headed for the exits at Parc des Princes right after the final whistle.

paedophile who claims to identify as a five-year-old girl has avoided jail after turning up to court dressed as an elf. Janiel Verainer, 60, appeared in court in the seasonal outfit, including a Santa Claus badge and red and green elf cap, before Christmas. There he admitted to kissing two young children on the lips after playing the piano to them in 2019.

Universal International Studios has promoted Ed Havard to lead non-scripted UK programing.

The BBC has no current plans to commission a fourth series of Miranda Hart’s smash comedy Miranda after news emerged over the weekend that she has penned the next season.

Lewis Hamilton.The Brit finished outside the points for the first time this season and suffered the humiliation of being lapped by Max Verstappen, the man he was going toe-to-toe with for the title throughout last season.It's left Hamilton's chances of winning a record-breaking eighth world title this season slim at best, with the veteran driver conceding even before the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix that he was 'obviously' not vying for the honour.Wolff already conceded to Hamilton after the race that the Mercedes car was 'undriveable' and has now gone further, admitting that the German manufacturer's design 'doesn't work' having encountered another weekend to forget."All of the goodness and badness happens mainly on the floor and we have interesting ideas and concepts that we are exploring that have to find their way onto the car in the next few races. I wouldn’t say there is such thing as a concept being wrong.

Despite rumours of an ongoing rift within the royal family, the Queen will never cast out “troubled” Prince Harry, an expert has said. According to reports, the Duke of Sussex and Prince Charles have “barely spoken” in the past eight months and their relationship has hit “an all-time low” after the 37 year old stepped back as a working member of the royal family in January 2020.

We’re used to seeing portraits of the Queen dressed up in jewels and diamonds with a bright smile on her face but in one controversial painting, Her Majesty looks less than impressed. The Queen has a brilliant sense of humour, but this infamous portrait shows her looking downright displeased.

Queen will be back at her traditional Christmas residency at Sandringham House this year, it has been reported.Royal aides are also said to be planning a public appearance from the monarch in the run-up to Christmas, according to the MailOnline.It would be her first royal engagement outside of her royal residences since doctors ordered her to take a needed rest after a series of health scares in November.The picturesque private home in the Norfolk countryside is Her Majesty's favourite spot for the festive period, and is where she has hosted the Royal Family on the special day for many decades.But last year the 95 year old monarch and her late husband Prince Philip were forced to break royal tradition and spend Christmas at Windsor Castle

Rumours of a rift between Prince Harry and Prince Charles have been rife over recent months, and new claims allege the pair's relationship is now "at an all-time low". Harry, 37, and Charles, 73, are said to have "barely spoken" since Harry moved to the US with his wife Meghan last year after quitting royal duties altogether.

During the Second World War, the Queen and Princess Margaret were evacuated to the countryside at Windsor Castle in order to avoid the bombings in London. As part of the evacuation, the two sisters were encouraged by their parents – George VI and Queen Elizabeth – to help boost the morale of other children separated from their parents.To do so, the young royals interacted with local children at the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park, partaking in pantomimes including Cinderella and Aladdin.

The Queen's longtime friend and close royal confidant Ann Fortune FitzRoy, the Duchess of Grafton, has died aged 101. News of Fortune's passing on Friday comes less than a year after Queen Elizabeth's husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, died in April at the age of 99.