Where will Prince Philip be buried, will he have a state funeral and where are other royals buried? The Duke of Edinburgh may have a low-key ceremony.

Duchess Meghan on her book: The story I wrote could really be your story Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, said she hopes "any family" will see themselves represented in the pages of her children's book, "The Bench," in her first interview since speaking to Oprah Winfrey in March.

NYC DA drops most looting cases from summer 2020 riots, prioritizing Trump probe: report New York City district attorneys in Manhattan and the Bronx have dropped looting charges against hundreds of people arrested and charged during last summer’s demonstrations that became a nearly nightly occurrence in the weeks after George Floyd’s death, according to a report.

Qatar to require fans at 2022 World Cup to be vaccinated Qatar will require spectators at the 2022 World Cup to have received coronavirus vaccines to get into games, the government has announced.

Covid vaccine drive means freedom may come 'sooner rather than later' on July 5 Across the whole of the UK more than 74 million first and second doses have now been given out, with 81 per cent of the population of England having received a Covid jab

Italy's reserves beat Wales 1-0 at Euro 2020 Italy’s reserves really do play as well as its starters. Or just about.

Emmerdale's Rosie Bentham relives heartbreak of her dad's death on Father's Day EXCLUSIVE: The soap star, who plays Gabby Thomas, tragically lost her dad John when he suffered a blood clot just a week before her 18th birthday

Woman in 20s and man found dead in 'double murder' after 'loud bang' heard A woman in her 20s and a man in his 60s were both found dead at a house in Buckland Avenue, Basingstoke, on Sunday morning. Hampshire Police have confirmed a 52-year-old man has been arrested

Florida Pride parade crash that killed one appears unintentional, officials say Statement clarified initial speculation that it was a hate crime directed at the gay communityA member of a men’s chorus group unintentionally slammed into fellow chorists at the start of a Pride parade in South Florida, killing one member of the group and seriously injuring another, the group’s director said Sunday.The statement clarified initial speculation that it was a hate crime directed at the gay community. Continue reading...

‘Slap in the face’ for Macron as French voters shun local elections Abstention rate estimated at 68%, and exit polls suggest Le Pen’s National Rally failed to get expected supportEmmanuel Macron’s centrist party received what one of its own MPs called a “slap in the face” in regional and department elections on Sunday.The president and his government failed to mobilise supporters, with an estimated 68% of voters shunned the polling stations – an unprecedented rate of abstention. If there was any consolation for the ruling party it was that exit polls suggested Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally had failed to garner its expected support. Continue reading...

ISIS 'close to taking over major cities' across West Africa after consuming Boko Haram ISIS is threatening to take over "some pretty major cities" across West Africa after incorporating the forces of Boko Haram into its folds following the death of the leader of the terrorist organisation.

Chrissy Teigen says she's fresh out of tears in tribute after trolling scandal The sweet post comes as Chrissy has been fighting off accusation after accusation of bullying from stars including Courtney Stodden, Michael Costello and Farrah Abraham

Netflix documentary on murder ‘poisonous propaganda’, Bailey says Trailer confirms his view that documentary will seek to demonise him, Bailey says

Ben Jennings on Bolsonaro’s handling of the Covid pandemic in Brazil– cartoon Continue reading...

Isak's buy-back clause and what it could mean for Premier League suitors Real Sociedad have managed to rid of Alexander Isak's buy-back clause which strengthens their transfer stance amid interest from Premier League sides like Chelsea