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Kay Burley is rumoured to be wrapping up her time on Sky News' breakfast show after a notable five-year run - with her final stint reportedly happening any day now.TV insiders have hinted at the possibility of Kay completely leaving Sky, however there are murmurs of a network reshuffle which could see her remain in some capacity, the Mirror has reported. Having been a familiar face on Sky News since its beginning in 1989, the seasoned journalist, 63, stepped up to take charge of the breakfast slot in October 2019.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley could "quit" her current show after 32 years at the broadcaster.

trips to Nigeria and Colombia earlier this year.“On behalf of the office of Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Archewell Productions and Archewell Foundation,” the Christmas card’s message read. “We wish you a very happy holiday season and a joyful new year,” it added.The Sussexes were once again snubbed from the guest list for the royal family’s annual get-together at Sandringham House.Instead, the duo invited Markle’s mom, Doria Ragland, over to their plush pad to mark the holiday with an intimate celebration.Harry and the “Suits” alum have repeatedly skipped out on various year-round royal activities since quitting the Firm and moving to the US in 2020.They have not been back on Harry’s home turf for the festive season since the royal family’s 2018 gathering at Sandringham, the late queen’s country estate in Norfolk, England.But while the duo didn’t receive an invitation from the royals for their annual festive get-together, the Sussexes did get invited to spend Christmas at Althorp House — the childhood home of his late mother, Princess Diana.Since quitting royal life, Harry has stayed in close contact with his late mother’s side of the family, specifically his uncle Charles Spencer.However, given the ongoing security woes the couple had been dealing with after being stripped of tax-funded protection earlier this year, the duo politely declined the invitation.Meanwhile, the rest of the royals are gathering at King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Norfolk estate to indulge in several Christmas meals, exchange gifts and attend the annual church service at St.

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A charming anecdote about the late Queen has come to light, revealing a note where she quipped that her corgi puppies had nibbled on a royal photo.The memo was addressed to Alan Maxwell, royalty's go-to guy for photography who would process their films and share his expertise.This personal handwritten message is just one of the gems found among an array of photographs, letters, and thank you cards penned by the royals to Mr Maxwell during his dedicated service.The royal memorabilia was stumbled upon in a simple cardboard box, surfacing 15 years post-Mr Maxwell's passing, and it's now set to be auctioned off. This extraordinary collection features over 60 festive and New Year greetings from the royal household, spanning the 1970s to the 1990s.

A magazine once favoured by Meghan Markle has seemingly turned its back on the Duchess of Sussex with a rather harsh critique.The negative article in The Cut, titled Harry and Meghan's Projects Can't Stop Flopping, was penned by pop culture news and entertainment writer Danielle Cohen. She commented on the couple's "tortured attempts to launch a successful Stateside endeavour", which she noted "continued this week" with the release of Polo on Netflix.The five-part series about Prince Harry's favourite sport has been met with less than stellar reviews, leading Cohen to predict: "Seems like this one is bound for the same fate as Markle's beleaguered jam company." This critique comes hot on the heels of The Cut spotlighting the struggles faced by Meghan's American Riviera Orchard "lifestyle brand", which launched by gifting jars of strawberry jam to celebs such as Kris Jenner and Chrissy Teigen.This was followed by allegations that staff were leaving the new company, along with a trademark dispute from US food and gift company Harry and David, which sells Royal Riviera Pears.

Queen Camilla once shared some words of wisdom with Kate Middleton on how to maintain a blissful marriage within the Royal Family, according to royal insiders. Camilla first caught then then Prince Charles' eye at a polo match in 1970, reportedly winning him over with the cheeky pick-up line "My great-grandmother was the mistress of your great-great-grandfather. I feel we have something in common." Daily Mail's diary editor Richard Eden suggests that her knack for saying just the right thing at the right moment hasn't left her.

Prince Harry knows the holiday season can be tough.

Meghan Markle's iconic Cartier Love Bracelet is a staple in her jewellery collection, often seen adorning her wrist just below the watch she inherited from her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.The Duchess of Sussex's exact 18ct Yellow-Gold Love Medium Bracelet can be yours for £5850, but if you're after a more budget-friendly alternative, we've got you covered. Abbott Lyon's Custom Stamped Name Bangle comes in both gold or silver and is a fraction of the Cartier price.

their relationship timeline wasn’t all that straightforward.“[His father] said, ‘Look, William, there’s nothing more important than your family,’” royal author Ingrid Seward told Fox News.“’Don’t make the mistakes that I made,’” Seward claimed Charles had told the future king. “I just did duty, duty, duty.

Prince Andrew is reportedly set to spend Christmas at the secluded royal farmhouse, Wood Farm, which is part of the Sandringham estate.

Prince Andrew could be set to spend Christmas at remote royal farmhouse Wood Farm this year, which is part of the family's Sandringham estate but stands alone and 'isolated'.The royal has spent much of this year locking horns with his brother, King Charles, over living arrangements and his decision not to vacate Royal lodge. But despite some animosity between the siblings, The Duke Of York is said to still be invited to Sandringham for the festive celebrations alongside his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson and their adult children, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice.

Following Prince Harry's recent comments downplaying the persistent divorce rumours surrounding him and Meghan Markle, a Royal expert has suggested that the 40 year old's childhood experiences have left him "damaged". At a book event in New York, Harry quipped about the numerous headlines speculating about his marriage and living arrangements, saying "Apparently we've bought or moved house 10, 12 times. We've apparently divorced maybe 10, 12 times as well.

Kristen Stewart links up with Spencer director Pablo Larrain on Saturday night (December 7) for an event in Santa Monica, Calif.

As well as time-old traditions such as the bustling grand present opening at Sandringham House on Christmas Eve, or the walk to church en masse on Christmas Day, another key ingredient of the festive season for the royals - much as it is for the rest of the population - is hitting the shops and admiring the festive light displays, as they engage in some retail therapy. But there is one Royal in particular has a famously deep-seated dislike of being gifted anything over the top or decadent on Christmas Day - and that is the King himself. As the monarch’s former butler, Grant Harrold, tells OK! that Charles always prefers friends and family to give him something that is fun, or useful - but never anything that looks like it broke the bank.

Julie Burchill, a Royal commentator and self-proclaimed 'rad-fem', has launched a scathing attack on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, likening their year to the Queen's infamous 'annus horribilis' in 1992 when Windsor Castle was engulfed in flames. The writer for the Spectator described Meghan as being 'hollow - like, a Russian doll'.

who is currently in New York — praised the “incredible achievements of young people who exemplify the spirit of the Diana Award,” adding that the charity’s mission is to inspire youngsters to make a “positive change.”“My mother’s belief in the power of young people to drive positive change continues to inspire me,” Harry, 40, said in the clip.“No matter the challenges we face, whether it’s climate change, mental health or systemic injustices, her legacy and the efforts of young people to inspire further action in the world fill me with hope.”The father of two continued, “Sometimes the world’s problems can seem too big for any one person to tackle, but your efforts are a powerful reminder that we all have the potential to contribute to a fairer world.”“No one is ever a conduit for change alone and the award recipients we’re honoring today are testament to that.”Separately, Prince William wrote a letter to this year’s recipients, praising them for their “kindness and compassion.”“My mother … would be immensely proud of you,” the Prince of Wales, 42, penned.“In this special 25th anniversary year for the Diana Award, it is wonderful to see young people from across the globe being recognized,” the future king wrote, adding that the world can often “feel an uncertain and unfamiliar place.”“I hope this award helps you to further champion your cause and support those around you. Thank you for your dedication.

Angelina Jolie has admitted that she would “hate” for there to a be a biopic of her life.The actor, who is starring in the forthcoming biopic Maria – which sees her play opera singer Maria Callas during her final days in ’70s Paris – ruled out the possibility of her own story being told in a new interview.When asked about the possibility of a biopic, Jolie told The Sunday Times: “That gets the most insane question award. When you’re a public person and you’re playing her (Maria Callas), you’re conscious of how you would hate for somebody to interpret your life or think they understand your life, so we tried to be thoughtful.

People, King Charles, 76, was driven from Buckingham Place to Horse Guards Parade where the national anthem “God Save The King” played upon his arrival.Queen Camilla, 77, was forced to miss the event since she’s recovering from a chest infection. However, she’s expected to be at the lunch and the viewing of the gifts later today.Meanwhile, Middleton, 42, attended Tuesday’s festivities — which marked her first state visit since her cancer diagnosis earlier this year — in a Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen burgundy coat and a matching hat to honor the color of the Qatar flag.

An Edinburgh AIDS hospice where people once went to die is now helping patients live long, happy lives. To mark World AIDS Day, December 1, and to spread awareness about the AIDS pandemic, we have taken a look back at the history of Waverley Care.

at Christmas, according to reports.The holiday is looking to be “bittersweet” for the couple as they are “missing” spending the most wonderful time of year with the royal family, the Mirror reports.Meanwhile, OK! claims that Harry, 40, is acutely aware that he won’t have anyone from his side with him to enjoy Christmas and regrets that his children, Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3, won’t get to play with their cousins during the holiday as he did growing up. “For Harry, it reminds him that he doesn’t have any of his side of the family to celebrate with,” a source reportedly told OK! “The kids won’t be seeing their cousins, and that was one of his favorite things growing up – all the cousins playing together at Sandringham.” “It may well even hurt seeing all the royals together, going to church and just enjoying each other’s company,” the insider added.