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Princess Diana, amongst other things, was always known for her cheeky sense of humour.And when it came to her eldest son Prince William's 13th birthday, the audacious Princess hatched a plan to embarrass him. Despite the fact it would have been easy for her to ask the Royal chefs at Kensington Palace to bake William a cake for his big day – she had something better in mind, Mirror reports.

A Brit tourist who was shot in the back while on holiday in California says he owes his life to the heroic police officers who performed CPR as he lay bleeding in the street.

A former Royal Navy engineer has had his hearing restored after discovering part of an old earbud had been stuck in his ear for five years.

Princess Diana’s driver has revealed the moment he thought the Princess of Wales was still alive as he tried to stop paparazzi taking photosof her in hospital.Former Royal Protection Officer Colin Tebbutt MVO, who also drove for Diana, has spoken about how he glanced over to see the late princess’ hair and eyelashes move following the fatal crash in Paris in 1997.Mr Tebbutt was assigned to go to Paris with butler Paul Burrell after news of Diana’s passing reached her household at Kensington Palace.He spoke about going to see Diana's body in hospital during the episode of Secrets of the Royal Palaces, due to be broadcast on Channel 5 on Saturday at 8:30pm.He said: “I walked into the room and there was the princess in a bed.

Prince Charles to keep police investigations off his back, a documentary reveals.The twisted paedophile networked tirelessly to build an untouchable profile allowing his sickening abuse to continue in the shadows.A new ITV documentary called Savile: Portrait Of A Predator explores his relationships with the rich and powerful, including Prince Charles who it is claimed let him "wander at will" around St. James' Palace.It's also been reported that the vile sex offender would sometimes rock up at Kensington Palace unannounced and totally out of the blue.Former Royal Press Secretary Dickie Arbiter says: "At the time Charles was gullible.

police officer who abused two girls and woman during a "campaign of rape" has been sentenced to 33 years in prison. A "complicit" woman who took part in the "domineering" sexual abuse will be jailed for eight years, according to Hull Live.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A former soldier plans to treat himself to new teeth and a staycation after turning £18 into more than £92,000 on a horse race accumulator. Former Royal Dragoons tank regiment paratrooper Alan Roberts landed the windfall after five nags romped home in the same afternoon.The Yorkshireman, 39, said: “I’ve been bothered about my teeth, which are basically rotten, for some time.

dating app Bumble to a vile and humiliating rape ordeal while he was already on bail for a separate allegation of sexual assault.Former Royal Navy submariner Stuart Jennings, 37, began flirting with his victim on the dating site in 2020.Eventually, she agreed to visit his home for sex, bringing "an overnight bag and 'slutty underwear".But the court heard the sex rapidly became "rough and aggressive" - against the woman’s wishes - and Jennings choked the victim "until she couldn't breathe" while he told her to "Call me daddy".Wolverhampton Crown Court heard that Jennings persistently demanded his victim to agree to anal intercourse, despite her telling him that she was unwilling.

By this point, viewers of Netflix’s “The Crown” have been inundated with warnings from royal commentators and historians over how the show is a very dramatized version of the British Royal Family and not to be taken as fact.

SIR Sean Connery was hailed “one of the true greats of cinema” yesterday after the iconic James Bond star died in his sleep aged 90. Connery’s incredible acting career spanned five decades and saw him win an Oscar in 1988 for his role in The Untouchables.

Prince Harry and Prince William will remain at odds as long as they are on opposite sides of the pond, according to former royal press secretary Dickie Arbiter.“I hope they settle their rift because there shouldn’t be bad blood amongst brothers, particularly those two brothers who went through such trauma together [with the] death of their mother, [Princess Diana],” Arbiter explained on Us Weekly’s Royally Us. “They’ve been through a lot, and they’ve carried each other, and they’ve supported each other.

A British Falklands War hero was shot dead bravely defending his partner in a farm robbery in South Africa.