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Kensington Palace has broken its silence on an aspect of Kate Middleton's personal life - her dress sense. A report by The Times earlier this month claimed the Princess wanted to shift attention to her philanthropic work.

for the 2025 Invictus Games, Meghan Markle took a leaf from the style playbook of one famously glamorous relative. To watch the finals of the wheelchair basketball over the weekend, the donned a simple but elegant outfit: a navy jumper, , and heeled boots.

Thania Garcia Kanye West is no longer being represented by the Los Angeles-based talent agency 33&West, a representative for the company confirms. West has been removed from agency’s music roster and the representative did not disclose how long he had been their client. Daniel McCartney of 33&West was tasked as West’s agent and posted to Instagram on Feb.

Richard Osman has shared his thoughts on the Gino D'Acampo scandal, discussing why the celebrity chef's programmes have been pulled from TV line-ups.The Pointless host delved into the topic during the latest episode of his podcast with journalist Marina Hyde, The Rest is Entertainment, questioning why it took so long for these accusations to emerge regarding the former This Morning star. Gino D'Acampo, 48, faced allegations of "distressing" and "sexually inappropriate" conduct in an ITV News investigation last week, as a multitude of individuals brought forward claims of "unacceptable" and "horrendous" behaviour spanning over a dozen years.

Snooker maverick Ronnie O'Sullivan has caused shockwaves yet again by pulling out of the Welsh Open at the last minute.

Stacey Solomon has confessed that she sometimes spends evenings in silence with Joe Swash as part of her "self-care" routine.

Peter Kay has released a statement after ejecting three people from a recent stand up show in Manchester.It came after a man and his son were reportedly removed from the gig at the AO Arena over the weekend after the former repeatedly shouted Kay’s catchphrase “garlic bread”.As security escorted the man out, a woman was said to have shouted, “We love you, Peter” which saw the comedian ask security to remove her too.As she made her way through the aisles, Kay reportedly said: “Have a drink, have we? Go on, off you go Lisa Riley.”Lisa Riley is an actress who has spoken openly about her problems with alcohol in the past but in a statement via Good Morning Britain, Kay defended his comment and said it was in reference to her appearance: “I didn’t realise it was an insult. She did look remarkably like Lisa Riley, I didn’t realise that was an insult.”Riley has since dismissed the remark, and wrote on her Instagram Story: “Please draw a line under this now, I am not offended, never was offended.

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Peter Kay has spoken out after having three hecklers ejected from his 'Better Late Than Never... Again!' gig at Manchester's AO Arena.

Andrew Gwynne has been sacked as a minister and suspended from the Labour Party over comments he made in a WhatsApp group.

A second Labour MP - a former councillor in Tameside - has apologised over comments in a WhatsApp group after Gorton and Denton MP Andrew Gwynne was sacked as a government minister.

Donald Trump has stated he has no intention of deporting Prince Harry from the United States, despite a legal battle over his immigration status. The former US president remarked, "I don't want to do that," and added, "I'll leave him alone. He's got enough problems with his wife. She's terrible."

Jack Dunn “Friends” star David Schwimmer asked Elon Musk to ban Kanye West from X after the rapper posted a series of antisemitic tweets on the platform Friday. “We can’t stop a deranged bigot from spewing hate filled, ignorant bile… but we CAN stop giving him a megaphone, Mr. Musk,” Schwimmer wrote on Instagram.

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People from disgraced Labour MP Andrew Gwynne's hometown of Denton have shared their disgust and disbelief after it was revealed that he allegedly exchanged a series of racist and sexist remarks in a WhatsApp chat. The messages were published in the Mail on Sunday, and included one in which Mr Gwynne allegedly said he hoped an elderly constituent who had contacted him about bin collections would die before the next election.

Comments made by Andrew Gwynne in a WhatsApp group were 'completely unacceptable' and 'deeply concerning', a minister has claimed. The MP for Gorton and Denton has been sacked as health minister by Sir Keir Starmer after reports emerged of racist, sexist and derogatory messages he sent in a group including other Labour members.

Labour MP Andrew Gwynne has expressed regret over his "badly misjudged" comments in a WhatsApp group, which led to his sacking as health minister and suspension from the Labour Party. The comments, made in a closed group chat with Labour figures in Manchester, included sexist remarks about Angela Rayner, racist comments about Diane Abbott, and a joke about an elderly woman's death.

A Greater Manchester MP has apologised after he was sacked as a minister for 'badly misjudged' comments he allegedly made on a WhatsApp group.

Neil Dudgeon, best known for his role in Midsomer Murders, has hinted at a possible successor should he decide to hand over his detective badge. While firmly in place as DCI John Barnaby, the actor mentioned Jason Watkins of McDonald and Dodd's fame as a potential candidate.

A pair of smart trousers from Next are being hailed by shoppers as 'comfortable' and 'flattering'. The trousers (priced from £38-£45) have a wide-leg fit and are available in a variety of colours, including black, grey, burgundy, khaki, navy and red.

EXCLUSIVE: Positioned just before the final voting begins for Best Picture, The Producers Guild of America Awards have long been an important indicator of what’s to come. Aside from evaluating who is eligible to accept the top Oscar, the PGA navigates industry turbulence on behalf of those producers who are the catalysts for films and TV shows. PGA Presidents Stephanie Allain and Donald DeLine, and CEO Susan Sprung discuss strides made by the PGA over the past year, and the goals ahead.