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Royal baby: Five rules royals follow when naming their children

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank have named their son August Philip Hawke Brooksbank

The Independent UK

Renaissance: fans and critics react as Beyoncé cements her place in history as the Queen of pop

Move aside mere mortals: Beyoncé’s new album confirms her top spot in pop history

Evening Standard

Commonwealth Games 2022: Why do English athletes sing ‘Jerusalem’ and not ‘God Save The Queen’?

Team England will not sing the UK's national anthem in Birmingham

The Independent UK

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Awkward moment Meghan tried to get better Jubilee seat but Queen said no, claims author

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended a service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations - but according to author Tom Bower, the couple weren't allowed to sit where they wanted on orders from the Queen

Daily Mirror

Euro 2022 final set to be one of year’s most-watched TV events

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee concert is currently the year’s most-watched broadcast

The Independent UK

Euro 2022 final likely to attract one of year’s biggest TV audiences

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee concert is currently the year’s most-watched broadcast.

The Independent UK

Prince Philip’s will to stay under lock and key

A secret hearing into the will of Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth’s late husband, was right to take place behind closed doors, appeal judges said.

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UK court rejects newspaper appeal over Prince Philip will hearing

The Court of Appeal in London on Friday dismissed a challenge by a newspaper which argued it was wrong to hold in secret a hearing which decided that the will of Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth's late husband, should be kept private.

Reuters

Prince Philip's last will to remain secret and will be locked in safe for 90 years

The Guardian challenged the decision to hold a hearing in private, arguing that it was “disproportionate and unjustified”.

Daily Mirror

Teen patient blasts Scots hospital for food so 'foul' she couldn't tell what it was

Abigail Reid said the 'atrocious' meals given during her five day stint at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital consisted of tablespoon sized portions.

Daily Record

Beyoncé Has Slammed The Jackasses Who Leaked Her Album Ooft, You’ve Pissed Off The Queen Bey

You won't break her soul!

Pedestrian.tv

Birmingham Sparkles as Commonwealth Games Open to Strains of Duran Duran

British pop giants Duran Duran headlined a glitzy Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Birmingham on Thursday as more than 5,000 athletes braced for battle. Competitors from 72 nations and territories, many of which are former British colonies, will be vying for medals in 19 sports over a jam-packed 11 days…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Foul' Glasgow hospital food looked so bad teenage patient couldn't tell what it was

Abigail Reid has branded meals served to her during her five day sting at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital "atrocious" insisting she was given tablespoon sized portions of mushy and hard food.

Glasgow Live

Princess Charlotte is 'in charge' joke The Queen and Kate Middleton

The Princess is very confident in public

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Daily Mirror

Red Arrows route: When and where to see flypast for Commonwealth Games opening ceremony

Tonight's Commonwealth Games opening ceremony begins at 7pm with over one billion expected to watch it on TV - and Brits across parts of the UK will be able to see the spectacular Red Arrows fly overhead

Daily Mirror

Life of Sultan of Brunei with 7,000 luxury cars, gold plated jet and 1,700 room palace

In the 1990s, the Sultan actually accounted for almost half of all the Rolls Royce sold in that decade

The Conversation

Shining fluorescent light on bee sperm could help explain colony survival

Form follows function. This is the principle that the design or shape of something – whether made by humans or in nature – should serve a purpose.

Evening Standard

Animal Rebellion: Vegan activists pour milk onto floor of Harrods in anti-dairy protest

A group of vegan activists who disrupted the Queen’s Jubilee have staged a protest by pouring milk on the floor of Harrods.

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Daily Mirror

Prince George knows he will be King but Kate is keen to play it down, says expert

Future King Prince George, who is third in line to the throne, turned nine last week and this year has been making more and more public appearances alongside his parents Prince William and Kate Middleton

Edinburgh Live

The Queen's one takeaway she gets every time she stays in Scotland

It turns out that Her Majesty is partial to a wee fish and chips and will often send out one of her footmen to grab her one when she's feeling hungry.

Evening Standard

Gino D’Acampo once turned down tea with the Queen

The Italian chef described cucumber sandwiches as his ‘worst nightmare’ and don’t even get him started on tea

Daily Record

The one takeaway the Queen always gets when she stays in Scotland

Her Majesty treats herself to a British staple on her summer holiday at Balmoral.

Edinburgh Live

Princess Charlotte's attitude to George has Queen and Kate Middleton joking

The Duchess of Cambridge spoke about her two eldest children at an engagement and revealed that Princess Charlotte is certainly the one in charge - and the Queen agrees.

Evening Standard

Emma Raducanu: Pressure. What pressure?

As she warms up to defend her US Open crown, Emma Raducanu gets cosy with Laura Craik to talk about making friends on court, letters from the Queen and how she’s cutting herself some slack

The Guardian - UK

Athletic feats at Commonwealth Games cannot distract from Britain’s colonial sins

The lasting damage that slavery and colonialism have inflicted on Commonwealth countries has never been fully addressed

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