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Their side of the story. Prince William responded to questions during an engagement with Duchess Kate after the royal family was called out by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in their CBS tell-all.

Prince William broke his silence about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey during an appearance on March 11. William told a reporter from Sky News that he had not yet spoken to his brother since the interview aired on March 7, but assured that he “will be”. When the reporter directly asked whether or not William’s family was racist, based on one of the claims Harry and Meghan made in their interview, he responded, “We’re very much not a racist family.”

A chuckle from Charles. Prince Charles made his first public appearance since his son Prince Harry and daughter-in-law Meghan Markle’s bombshell tell-all interview.

The head of Ofsted has issued a sharp warning to Boris Johnson over plans for longer school days, shorter holidays and five-term years.

Twitter, the TV presenter addressed her 79,800 followers in a 40-second clip.She said: "Hi everybody, I just want to say thank you so much for your messages of support after my operation."Jacquie went on to tell her followers that she is recovering after the surgery, but is still swollen on one part of her body.She continued: "I am on the mend now, I have got a sarcoma, which is - I thought an Italian cocktail - but it's a very unattractive swelling of bodily fluids after an operation to remove lymph nodes."It takes quite a long time to go away, patience is required, it is not my strong suit."The presenter went on to give her followers a glimpse of her under-arm swelling, before jokingly comparing it to a citrus fruit.Jacquie said: "It

Boris Johnson's roadmap out of lockdown in England should be sped up if things are going well, a top expert claimed today.

Shamima Begum has been left "angry, upset and crying" after a court ruled she could not return to Britain to fight a citizenship battle, friends said.

Prince Edward gave a brief health update on his father, Prince Philip, days after he was admitted to the hospital.  The palace announced earlier this week that the 99-year-old Duke of Edinburgh is "comfortable and responding to treatment" for an infection.The news came days after Buckingham palace referred to Philip’s admission to the hospital as a "precautionary measure" taken on the advice of his doctor after he started to experience symptoms.  Speaking to Sky News, Prince Edward, Philip’s youngest son, revealed that he spoke with his dad recently and found him to be on the mend.  "As far as I'm aware, well I did speak to him the other day, so he's a lot better thank you very much indeed, and he's looking forward to getting out, which is

For the latest news from in and around Wigan sign up to the MyWigan newsletter hereWigan MP Lisa Nandy has urged the prime minister to set out a 'real plan' for schools as they prepare to reopen to pupils.The shadow foreign secretary accused education secretary Gavin Williamson of 'going missing' as the government finalises its plans for easing lockdown, which could see schools reopen in just over two weeks time.She told Sky News that schools needed to be the " absolute overriding priority" and urged the government to ensure that the current lockdown would be the last one."What we need to hear is a real plan to make sure that this is the last lockdown, and that we reopen in a way that is sensible and consistent with scientific advice," she

Boris Johnson is on the verge of announcing how the lockdown in England will be lifted and when.

direct to your inboxWhen it comes to working from home, there are all kinds of complications.Phone's ringing, kids asking questions or someone knocking at the door with another parcel.And it's not just us that have to deal with it, it's government ministers too.So, Sky News viewers were quick to spot the 'oddest thing' during an interview with Dominic Raab on Wednesday morning.The Foreign Secretary appeared on the news channel from his home in Surrey when viewers spotted a brush resting in his door.We can only assume it was strategically placed there to stop anyone from walking in and crashing his interview as we all know those viral videos.Pointing it out on Twitter, one viewer wrote: "This is just the oddest thing.

BBC Breakfast star Louise Minchin, 52, has taken to Twitter to send her well wishes to Sky News’ Jacquie Beltrao, 55, after the presenter gave her 79,000 followers an update on her operation last night.

Health officials say the coronavirus jab rollout is on track for every adult in the UK to have had two doses by September.

Jacquie Beltrao has posted a video on social media saying that she is having surgery today in her latest battle against grade three, stage four breast cancer.

cancer had returned back in June last year, and has kept fans updated on her fight against the disease.Today she admitted feeling a “little bit worried” as she waited in hospital to have an operation on her lymph nodes.The Sky News presenter appeared on camera wearing a hospital gown, with an arrow drawn above her left breast.She explained: “So here I am, operation clear out your lymph nodes. “On the left, where he has drawn an arrow,” she gave a loud sigh.Jacquie continued: “Oh god, I feel like I have been here before, it’s because I have.”However, she assured her 78,000 followers: “I’m OK,” before going on to show off her accessories. “I’m all set actually, I’ve got my compression socks on.They are very lovely.

Holidays could be off the cards this year at home or abroad, the Transport Secretary has suggested.

Kay Burley has shown that she is not going to feel sorry for herself during her suspension from Sky News, by volunteering at a London food bank.

direct to your inbox Andy Burnham has called for poorer parts of the country to be given additional supplies of the coronavirus vaccine. The Greater Manchester Mayor said that more jabs should be given in areas where life expectancy is lower.Speaking to Sky News' Sophy Ridge On Sunday, he said there should be 'greater flexibility' within the vaccine roll out programme so that people can be called up earlier.

Holidaymakers can ask their GP to prove they've had the vaccine before they travel to other countries, a minister has said.

The UK delivered almost 1,000 Covid-19 vaccines a minute on Saturday morning, a minister has said.

Deaths in the second wave of the UK's Covid-19 pandemic have now overtaken the number from the first wave, analysis of official figures show.