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Prince Louis is set to take part in a Royal Family Christmas tradition for the first time this year and will be joined by the Queen and other leading royals for the big day. Every Christmas the Queen gathers her family at their Sandringham Estate in Norfolk to celebrate the festive season.

gigantic rats after a "nine-foot" pile of rubbish blocked a pathway near their block of flats. Neighbours in Harrow said they have been left to fear for their safety after a tower of bin bags stopped them from being able to reach their fire exit stairwell.They say the colossal pile has stopped them from putting their rubbish in the bin after rats started to "leap out" of the trash located on private land behind a parade of shops.

A dad described by doctors as "one of the sickest Covid patients we’ve ever seen" has learnt to walk again after spending nearly a year in hospital.

'Salt Bae' will be leaving his expensive London restaurant to set up his 28th venue in Saudi Arabia.

My London.“I was passing some drinks to my friends and that’s the last thing I remember. It was a complete blackout and that’s something that’s never happened to me before."When she woke up the next morning she felt absolutely fine but had no memory of how she got home or the previous evening.She walked into her sister's room and she explained to Mair that she had never seen her in that way before.“I was just apologising and I felt like I had done this to myself.

Princess Diana shared with her friends in Earls Court, West London, before marrying the Prince of Wales and moving into Clarence House will receive a blue plaque today.Flat 60, Coleherne Court will be commemorated by English Heritage in order to honour Diana’s charitable work including raising awareness of HIV and AIDS, My London reports.In the Princess’ memoir written by Andrew Morton- Diana: In Her Own Words, she called living at the apartment “the happiest time of her life”.She wrote: “It was juvenile, innocent, uncomplicated and above all fun.

Kate Middleton and Prince William's Kensington Palace home has revealed that they have two master bedrooms on the ground floor, according to reports.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge live at Apartment 1A inside Kensington Palace in central London with their children, George, 8, Charlotte, 6, and Louis, 3.Floorplans reveal a lot about how the family cohabits, but also shows that staff sleep upstairs, with the two master bedrooms downstairs, My London reports.Their entourage of employees includes royal nanny Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo who works full-time for the Cambridges, caring for their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.Of course, royal fans have never seen inside the couple's private sleeping quarters,

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Sarah Everard's mum revealed her fear that her daughter had been burned alive in a heartbreaking statement in court.Susan Everard told the Old Bailey today (September 29) that upon learning her daughter's body had been burnt, she felt it was "the final insult" from Met Police officer Wayne Couzens who was guilty of kidnapping, raping and murdering the 33-year-old in March.Mrs Everard paid tribute to her "wonderful" daughter as she said her family "could never say goodbye" due to the destruction of Sarah's body, My London reports."When Sarah went missing we suffered days of agony, not knowing where she was or what had happened to her," Mrs Everard said."Then, when Sarah’s burnt remains

Covid have spoken of their shock and devastation at his death. Antony Ayiotis passed away less than a week after he was admitted to hospital with coronavirus.

celebrities including Katie Price, Megan Mckenna and Melanie Sykes. Melanie Sykes has had successful stints as a contestant on popular shows before - as she finished in third position on I'm a Celebrity in 2014.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man got off a tube train when it was stopped in a disused station, getting trapped there for a week, according to a legend remembered in a London Underground staff magazine.The unlucky man somehow got off the train and didn't initially realise he was in the abandoned station called South Kentish Town.The spooky event was remembered in an article in the London Underground staff magazine, T.O.T.It was immortalised in a poem called The Tale of Mr Brackett, about a man who stepped off a train at an abandoned station because he was so engrossed in his newspaper, My London reported.First of all, it was so dark he thought he had gone blind.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An amateur 7-a-side football team from East London celebrated winning their league with an open top bus tour around the capital, with their plastic trophy to boot.Judas FC, who are based around Dalston in Hackney, won two incarnations of the Powerleague this week, scooping the prize for the Monday and Wednesday league.The group, made up of doctors, a teacher, a salesman and more, all chipped in to rent the bus for £660, with booze provided by their sponsor, The Shacklewell Arms.Despite the gong being plastic and the level being amateur, captain of the team Christian Collins told My London: “It means the absolute world."You can sit back and say it’s a midweek 7-a-side league or you can do

family of four have been told it's their own fault for being confined to a small studio flat. Milton and his family have been stuck on the housing list for more than three years, Birmingham Live reports.

It's safe to say that in some respects, the Royal Family aren't like the rest of us.

A club-goer who caught Covid after kissing seven men on Freedom Day says he has no regrets.

Mourners have been left furious at a rat infestation at their local churchyard after an influx of people left food for birds and foxes.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A teenage boy has died after a stabbing following an "altercation with two men on a moped".Emergency services attended the scene in Thornton Heath, South London, at 3pm on Saturday afternoon, and found the 16-year-old victim suffering from stab wounds.Despite the best efforts of the emergency services, he died on Sunday, a police spokesperson confirmed today, My London reports.

We’re just a few hours away from the final of the Euros now, and England fans are edge of their seats in anticipation.The highly anticipated action will take place in Wembley stadium, and it’ll be watched by royals and, according to an official guest list, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, as well as Prince George, will be in attendance, My London reports. Royal fans will be delighted to see adorable Prince George, seven, at the final, and he became something of a lucky mascot after his last match appearance.

Leslie Winnister in the days immediately following his arrest for the murder of his wife.A longstanding member of the treasury team, Winnister held dozens of directorships linked to BT financial vehicles over the past two decades, including Esat and Interkom.The court was told Mrs Winnister had become so concerned at her husband's increasingly paranoid behaviour, he had seen a nurse just six days before he killed her.Mrs Winnister, 66, was found in a pool of blood in the kitchen of their £1.6m detached home with a blood-stained marble chopping block nearby, My London reports.A post-mortem examination found she had died from head and neck injuries.Yesterday Winnister was handed a hospital order without a limit of time after pleading guilty

David Beckham and Guy Ritchie's Camden pub on Wednesday after a blaze broke out.Around 70 firefighters and ten fire engines reportedly attended the Lore of the Land pub at 12.15pm, where the fire is said to have started in an extraction system from the first floor to the roof vent.MORE: David Beckham looks so dapper as he shows off his chef skillsLondon Fire Brigade station commander Jason Fisby told My London: "Access to the seat of the fire is challenging and very labour intensive.WATCH: Victoria Beckham reveals David's surprising new role"The number of fire engines at the scene is a reflection of the need for a high turnover of firefighters wearing breathing apparatus.