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In 2014, Prince William and Kate Middleton, the Prince and Princess of Wales, decided to bend royal travel rules by bringing little Prince George along on their official tour down under. Despite his tender age of just eight months, baby George accompanied his parents on a journey to Australia and New Zealand, stealing hearts as he went.

Christine Lampard was left having to apologise on behalf of her Loose Women co-star after she broke a golden TV rule during their latest TV appearance together.

Tom Dean, the 24-year-old swimming champion, shared his plans to join Strictly Come Dancing later this year after his impressive show at the Olympics in Paris this week. Stepping into team mate Adam Peaty's dancing shoes, who competed on BBC's popular dance competition in 2021, Tom confirmed his participation soon after he secured a place in the men's 200 metres individual medley finals - despite the BBC show usually enforcing a blanket ban on any line-up announcements before the official launch.Taking inspiration from his Team GB companion Adam, 29, who enjoyed a successful stint and finished ninth alongside Katya Jones on the show in 2021, Tom said: "Naturally you want to take a break after you've had a full Olympic cycle and the opportunity arose. I thought it would be really exciting to try something a bit different.

The Tories may be out of office but we are still counting the cost of their 14 failed years in power at Westminster.

Philippe Clement insists the door remains open for Todd Cantwell to return to the Rangers fold should the wantaway midfielder perform a U-turn.

The Olympic Games have kicked off in Paris, with the French capital hosting an epic Opening Ceremony on Friday, 26 July. Sporting events begun the following morning, with many athletes hoping to take home a gold medal. The BBC's coverage of Paris 2024 will be led by a number of faces, including Clare Balding and Gabby Logan, but they will face restrictions due to French employment laws.The hosts will not be able to present both morning and evening coverage for the BBC, according to the Telegraph.This is due to the country's strict laws which state that workers must have a minimum of 11 hours rest between shifts.This means the same presenter will not be able to host morning and evening coverage, despite this usually being the case.

The first half of 2024 has been challenging for Kate Middleton, with her ongoing cancer treatment keeping her away from public view as she focuses on recovery.

A travel blogger has issued a warning to UK holidaymakers, urging them to double-check their passport details.

Ryanair customers have been venting their frustrations on X (formerly Twitter), bashing the budget airline's "disgusting" hand luggage limits. As more innocent travellers fall foul at the boarding gate due to having too large cabin bags, many are swearing off the airline completely after being hit with additional charges for their bags failing to comply with the company's ultra-strict dimensions.

Love Island's Jess White and Hugo Godfroy have spilled the beans on their time in the villa, including Joey Essex's rule-breaking antics and their predictions for the show's winners.

Prince George is busy celebrating his 11th birthday on Monday — but it’ll be his final one before a MAJOR change kicks in. It’s all to do with how he’s treated as a royal.

Her Love Island experience was far from easy. Jess White was pulled into a tense love triangle over Ronnie Vint from the start, before finally finding her man Hugo Godfroy in Casa Amor – only for him to express doubts over their connection.

Lizzie McGuire, which made a bona fide star of US actress Hilary Duff, abruptly ended after just two seasons in 2004 at the height of its popularity and shortly after the release of its successful feature film.It turns out, that was all due to a 65-episode rule at the beloved children’s network at the time.Prior to 2005, a flurry of shows including Lizzie McGuire, Even Stevens, and Phil of the Future were cancelled after, or even before, hitting the 65 episode count, despite favorable ratings and large fanbases.Why 65 episodes, you ask? That count would allow four other shows to air during the week over a year so the network could keep delivering fresh content.That was, until That’s So Raven, starring actress Raven-Symone, completely changed the game.Debuting in 2003, the teen psychic series following the adventures of the Baxter family was a blockbuster hit for the network, becoming the highest-rating original program in the network’s history, surpassing Lizzie McGuire.It was sensationally commissioned for a fourth season in 2005, which marked the first time in Disney Channel history that it had gone beyond three seasons for an original series.“It is our most successful series,” former Disney Channel president Rich Ross said at the time.

You'll be surprised to know that a location owned by the Prince of Wales doubles as the setting for one of Britain's most exhilarating party towns.The Nansledan Estate, near the popular Cornish coastal town of Newquay, is run by The Duchy of Cornwall.The Duchy of Cornwall – launched in 1337 by King Edward III for his son, Prince Edward AKA the 'Black Prince' – is an expansive private estate set amidst hundreds of lush acres of land, ensuring total privacy. As per a traditional charter, the Duke of Cornwall title is reserved for the eldest surviving son of the monarch.

Everybody knows about one of Manchester City's transfer rules.

ITV's popular Bath-based detective drama McDonald & Dodds is returning for a fourth series.The new season will see Jason Watkins and Tala Gouveia reprise their roles as DCI Lauren McDonald and DS Dodds. Also returning to the cast this series are Outnumbered star Claire Skinner, who plays Chief Superintendent Ormond, and EastEnders actor Charlie Chambers, who plays DC Goldie.

Netflix‘s 18-month-old advertising subscription tier could well see its price ($7 a month in the U.S.) rise in the not-too-distant future, but Co-CEO Greg Peters says execs “love” the strategic advantages of the current level.

People suffering from a common age-related eye condition are being encouraged to apply for additional support from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). The DWP has included age-related macular degeneration (AMD) in its list of conditions that qualify for Personal Independence Payment (PIP), now the Adult Disability Payment in Scotland, or Attendance Allowance.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is encouraging individuals with a common age-related eye condition to apply for additional financial support. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) has been added to the DWP's list of conditions that qualify for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or Attendance Allowance.

Helen Flanagan was nearly "thrown out" of Celebs Go Dating after breaking the show's rules. The actress is among the famous faces who are looking for love in the upcoming series.

Celebs Go Dating star Helen Flanagan was nearly kicked off the E4 show after breaking a very important rule.The former Coronation Street star is just one of the celebrities who's taking part in the upcoming series, with the mum-of-three looking for love again after her split from footballer Scott Sinclair in 2022. She joins Gogglebox's Stephen Webb, MAFS UK's Ella Morgan, Love Island's Chris Taylor, singer Jamelia, Made in Chelsea's Tristan Phipps and influencer Lauryn Goodman.