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Opinion: New Kate video proves Meghan wrong in 83 seconds

In just over a minute, and without saying a word, Kate proved Meghan completely wrong.

Prince Andrew 'told everyone he was happy' with trainwreck interview: Emily Maitlis

Times: Maitlis is surprisingly positive about the prince, having eviscerated him on air.

Editorial: UK PM Liz Truss takes on a restless lion

OPINION: Our editorial on the challenges facing the new British Prime Minister.

New prime minister or not, Larry the Cat is here to stay

New York Times: The chief mouser to the Cabinet Office is a permanent fixture at No. 10.

New UK leader faces energy crisis, ailing economy

New PM selected by less than 0.5 per cent of British adults is under pressure for results.

'This is it, folks': Boris Johnson leaves Downing St to offer resignation to queen

British PM Boris Johnson left his Downing St office for the last time.

As UK Prime Minister, Truss faces hard times and Johnson's ghost

New York Times: Truss comes to power in the worst economic crisis since the Thatcher era.

'Crossed a line': Harry and William feud intensifies

They're currently about 115m away from each other but have 'no plans' to meet.

British tourist killed in storm clung to kayak for hours

At least 12 dead in violent weather that's hit nations including France and Italy.

'We are literally sinking': Britons face hard choices as prices soar

New York Times: 'People don't even have gas and electricity to cook.'

Inflation shocker: Labour crisis, power bills, falling Pound thrash UK

British prices piling pressure on shoppers facing "steepest real pay cut on record".

Welsh bathers warned of poison fish sting 'worse than childbirth'

The tiny, spined fish is northern Europe's most poisonous sea creature.

Heathrow reveals latest attempt to survive travel chaos

"The baggage hall looks like hell," said one Kiwi traveller.

Fish die off amid severe drought in Europe

Wildfires continue to spread across Europe, forcing evacuations and destroying homes.

James Bond: How GoldenEye, the first true reboot, saved 007

In 1989, cinemagoers saw 007 as a relic. Then along came Pierce Brosnan.

This is England: Walking the South Downs Way

Cricket, strolls and sticky thickets.