Royal butler explains correct way to eat a Pot Noodle - but viewers all say the same thing

Even if you’re a billionaire businessman and musical icon, you can’t run away from spreading hate speech. Over the past week or so, we’ve seen the fall from grace of rapper Kanye West.

King Charles is said to have ruled out cutting the number of working royals despite long-held predictions he wanted a narrow-down monarchy, it has been reported.

When it comes to picking up a whole host of new luxurious skincare products to feel good, it can be a task that is as expensive as it is exciting.

Aston Villa have moved quickly to replace Steven Gerrard with Unai Emery drafted in from Villarreal for a dramatic Premier League return.

Ange Postecoglou says a clinical edge will be needed to help bring Celtic fully to the elite European table - but living and dying by the sword suits him fine.

A promising Scots footballer has begun treatment after being diagnosed with cancer aged just 26. Dozens of heartfelt messages have poured in for Pollok FC midfielder Dylan Dykes with teammates donning ‘get well soon’ tops ahead of his side’s Scottish Cup clash with Annan Athletic.

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Robbie Coltrane’s official cause of death has reportedly been revealed.

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Leslie Jordan has died at age 67. The Call Me Kat star was killed following a car accident on Monday, October 24, his rep confirmed to Us Weekly.

Warning: This article contains mentions of weight loss and a restricted diet. Megan Davies, 29 lives in South Wales and is a sub editor at OK! - as well as now being an internet sensation... "One Monday lunch break, I found myself searching for ways to get rid of my miserable symptoms caused by Hashimotos Thyroiditis.

There are no shortage of peculiar memes floating around TikTok, and the “Taste The Biscuit” Song, also known as the Chrome Beach Biscuit Lady, is just the latest.

A TikTok user who has declared themselves a ''time traveller' on the social media app has now issued warnings about five huge events they claim will occur at some point between now and the start of 2023. These extravagant claims uploaded onto the popular social media app by @timevoyaging range from unearthing T rex eggs and dragons to a global ''purge'', the Daily Star reports.

READ MORE: Sexpert shares bedroom act 'selfish' men expect but won't do in returnThe 30-year-old urged women to follow their gut instincts when it comes to their partners cheating.She also told ladies they "can do better" than love-rats who seek sex elsewhere.In a viral TikTok video, Bianca said: “You let him be comfortable. He loves the kids, and he doesn’t want the kids taken away.“That’s one of the main reasons why he’s staying. Nine times out of 10, they’re the ‘irresponsible parent’ and you’re the responsible one.“They do love you, but with conditions.“Not all men cheat.

Meghan Markle was allegedly "unresponsive" to Queen Consort Camilla’s advice when she first joined "The Firm." The claim was made by royal author Angela Levin, who has written a new biography on the wife of King Charles III, out on September 29th, titled "Camilla: From Outcast to Queen Consort." The author spoke to many of Camilla’s pals, staff and former colleagues, as well as other palace insiders to tell the story of how she became one of the key members of the British royal family. Levin first meet the now-Queen Consort in 2015.

climate change to an over-reliance on technology, that it is hard to see how humanity can survive. READ MORE: AI will become Earth's 'dominant life-form' and keep humans 'like we keep plants'Some others who feel the same way as the 80-year-old, who was was elevated to a life peerage in 1995 and sits in the House of Lords, say that uploading ourselves into immortal robot bodies could be the answer to our long-term problems.Lord Rees agrees with those who see a post-human future where humanity merges with AI, telling the Cheltenham Science Festival earlier this year that mankind would almost certainly be “superseded” by artificially intelligent super-robots within the next millennium.But, he told New Statesman magazine, that development will bring with it a serious philosophical question: “To what extent is it still going to be you?,” he asks.“Because we are linked to our bodies and they could make multiple clones of this electronic thing, so which one is going to be you?”Predicting that when we eventually meet an extraterrestrial intelligence it is more likely to take the form of an AI robot than a flesh-and-blood creature, he says that the post-humans of the far future – if there is one – will barely recognise us.Humans seem very likely to “transition from flesh and blood towards electronic entities,” he wrote in his 2018 book On The Future, but he said that he had “zero confidence” that the vastly modified humans of tomorrow, or their AI companions “will have any emotional resonance with us”.While we are some “forty-five million centuries into the history of Earth,” he said, if mankind manages to survive its current challenges our future could be “at least as long as the past”.“We may not even be at the halfway stage in

King Charles' former butler thinks he will be a "good" monarch. The 73-year-old royal took the throne earlier this month following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth, and while his ex-employee Grant Harrold believes Charles will make a great ruler, he warned there will be "difficult" times ahead because the queen was so beloved around the world. Grant said: "He's an amazing man.

King Charles III‘s former butler is speaking out. In an interview with ET’s Kevin Frazier, Grant Harrold, the new monarch’s former butler, reacted to the “strange” stories that have surfaced about the king in the wake of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II‘s, death.

King Charles III's former butler is speaking out. In an interview with ET's Kevin Frazier, Grant Harrold, the new monarch's former butler, reacted to the «strange» stories that have surfaced about the king in the wake of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II's, death.«Somebody said to me, 'Oh did you have to carry the loo toilet seat around?' And I said, 'What toilet seat?' I've never heard of this,» Harrold said of one story he heard, before weighing in the rumor that Charles likes his shoelaces to be ironed.«Why would you even iron shoe laces? It doesn't even make sense,» he said. "… It's completely made up and I don't know where these comments come from.