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Prince Andrew plots 'fightback' as accuser says she 'made a mistake' accusing top lawyer

Just how Prince Andrew will stage his 'fightback' into public life remains under discussion as it was revealed last night that Virginia Giuffre dropped a case she had brought against a top American lawyer

Daily Mirror

For Chef Andy Murray, cooking provides good food and great humor

Bill Murray’s brother from Wilmette, who has just published a cookbook, shares his recipe for French toast, ‘a special-occasion kind of treat for us when we were kids.’

Chicago Sun-Times

Prince Harry and Andrew's remembrance wreaths removed from poppy factory in fresh blow

The Poppy Factory 'got rid' of the Harry's wreath and another laid by his disgraced uncle Prince Andrew.

Daily Record

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The week in classical: glass human; An Anatomy of Melancholy; The Moon Hares review – opera for a lonely world

A new chamber opera explores isolation and connection, a John Dowland recital strikes a note of exquisite pain – and a community opera enchants with a modern fable

The Guardian - UK

Sam Faiers 'fled' from awards early after mum Susie's 'worrying' text message about baby

Sam Faiers explains early exit from The Pride of Britain Awards as fans wrongly speculate it was to avoid awkward clash with former friend Ferne McCann

Daily Mirror

‘Since lockdown it’s been with me more’: Lib Dem Emily Davey on living with MS

Councillor and wife of party leader warns of poor post-pandemic support for people with mobility issues

The Guardian - UK

Jane Austen's most expensive novel sold for £375,000

A unique copy of Jane Austen's novel 'Emma' was sold for a whopping £375,000 recently, making it the most expensive book of the author. And now, news is that the first edition inscribed copy of 'Emma' will be put on display for the public in the UK early next year.

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Sam Faiers says Pride of Britain night 'didn't last long' after risking run-in with Ferne

Sam Faiers admitted she didn't stay long at the Pride of Britain Awards after narrowly avoiding Ferne McCann, who has been accused of making cutting comments about her TOWIE co-star

Daily Mirror

Mother’s fears for son with cerebral palsy as all benefits withdrawn by Home Office ‘with no explanation’

Mother-of-four Mercy Edwards-Okafor had her disability living allowance suddenly removed after living in the country for 13 years

The Independent UK

Real estate agent receives bravery award for saving man caught in rip

The award was presented at Government House on Tuesday.

The Canberra Times

Mum hits back at cruel trolls who criticise her daughter's 'meaningful' name

A mum was initially criticised for her baby daughter's name, but online haters were unaware that there was a heartbreaking and meaningful explanation behind it

Daily Mirror

Leeds stately home exposing its links to the slave trade to educate others

The estate's money came initially from trade, mainly sugar plantations in Barbados which were worked by African slaves

Leeds Live

Rare first edition ‘Emma’ becomes most expensive Jane Austen novel ever sold

Copy of novel sold for £375,000

The Independent UK

Most expensive Jane Austen novel sells for £375,000

Inscribed first edition of Emma to go on display in UK for first time at Chawton House, Hampshire

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Manchester Evening News

Concern over missing 87-year-old man with dementia last seen near tram stop

Edward was last seen getting out of a taxi

Wales Online

Queen's exact time of death shows which royals didn't make it in time

The Queen died at Balmoral while some of her children and grandchildren were en route to see her

Bangkok Post

Elizabeth II died of 'old age': death certificate

LONDON: Queen Elizabeth II died of "old age" at 3:10pm (1410 GMT) on Sept 8, according to her death certificate released on Thursday, or nearly three-and-a-half hours before the news was announced to the world.

The Independent UK

The Queen’s death: How the day unfolded

Elizabeth II was the nation’s longest-reigning monarch, serving as head of state for more than 70 years.

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Daily Record

Ferne McCann accused of 'vile' attack on Sam and Billie Faiers after voice notes 'leaked'

Suzie shared the leaked voice notes on Instagram - which were allegedly sent by Ferne just months after Sam gave birth to her third baby Edward

Irish Mirror

Prince Andrew seen for the first time since Queen's funeral as his royal future looks bleak

The royal was seen riding his horse along the River Thames on Saturday as he sported a blue jumper and tie

Daily Mirror

My marriage is too strong for Strictly Curse, says EastEnders star labelled series 'hunk'

EastEnders star James Bye - best known for playing Martin Fowler - has opened up about Strictly Come Dancing, including the 'curse', ahead of the first live show of the new series airing tomorrow night

Bristol Post

Kate Middleton 'admires' Lady Louise and James parenting by Prince Edward and Sophie as Prince George faces less freedom

Katie Nicholl's upcoming book, The New Royals: Queen Elizabeth's Legacy and the Future of the Crown, features Kate's praise for Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex

Manchester Evening News

Prince Harry snubbed Charles and William after Meghan 'banned' from Balmoral on day Queen died - reports

Harry reportedly insisted his wife be there on September 8, but was told it was 'not appropriate'

Daily Record

Thug jailed after Hamilton bus station attack on woman

Hamilton Sheriff Court heard Dylan Edwards then chased the terrified woman before headbutting and kicking her.

The Independent UK

Anne to thank armed forces personnel for involvement in the Queen’s funeral

The royal, as Commodore-in-Chief Portsmouth, will meet with Royal Navy personnel who took part in the funeral procession.

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