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Diana’s ‘iconic’ jumper sells for $1.86 million

The ‘frenzied’ sale in New York set a new record for any item from the Princess' wardrobe.

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Telegraph: For writer Maggie Alderson, 'weight training has been a game-changer'.

Agatha Christie and me: James Prichard on his great-grandmother and A Haunting in Venice

He’s in charge of Agatha Christie’s company, but for James Prichard, it’s more than a job.

To whom it may concern: Has Gen Z killed off formal workplace phrases?

They came for our skinny jeans and Starbucks - now Gen Z have set their sights on emails.

Are you in a relationship with a narcissist?

Times: A psychologist shares five warning signs to look out for.

Glaring detail missing from Meghan's Invictus Games glam

Markle's been rocking her best designer wardrobe lately, but there's something amiss.

World’s tallest dog dies after cancer battle

The great dane was more than two metres tall on his hind legs.

Parenting can get complicated when one partner is away

New York Times: How to leave and re-enter with minimal friction.

Watch: iPhone 15 revealed

Apple has revealed its latest iPhones.

How to spring clean your health and wellbeing routine

Telegraph: The arrival of the new season is an ideal opportunity to reassess everything.

Watch: Meghan tells sweet Archie and Lilibet story at Invictus Games

After months of questioning her attendance at the Games, the Duchess arrived with a bang.

Seven lifestyle changes that lower risk of depression

Telegraph: Genes play a part, but other factors are much more influential, scientists say.

Princess Kate reveals injury during men's prison visit

The mother of three revealed the relatable reason for her injury.

How Prince William balances royal duties with being a hands-on dad

The heir to the throne always finds time to be a hands-on dad.

Is this the best tomato sauce in New Zealand?

A moment of appreciation for the novelty sauce that became a household staple.

Gratitude, heartbreak and regret: Kiwis share the letters they never sent

They never shared their feelings - but will never forget what happened.