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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will have one last Christmas at his Royal Lodge in Windsor before he moves out of the Grade II house, according to reports.The former prince and Duke of York will not be travelling to Sandringham to spend the festive period with the Royal Family.Buckingham Palace said the move would only take place “as soon as practicable” when King Charle’s decision to strip his brother of his remaining titles was announced.It has now been confirmed that this will not happen this side of Christmas and Andrew will not complete his move until some time in 2026, as revealed by…

Sir Tom Stoppard, one of Britain’s most revered playwrights and a towering figure of modern theatre, has died at the age of 88.The Czech-born dramatist, celebrated for his dazzling wit, intellectual depth and philosophical flair, was widely regarded as one of the greatest living playwrights. Over a career spanning more than six decades, he reshaped British theatre with works that blended linguistic brilliance, sharp humour and profound meditations on history, identity and the human condition.Mr Stoppard first rose to prominence in 1967 with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, a wildly inventive reimagining of Hamlet told through the eyes of its…

Avon and Somerset Police made 31 arrests in Bristol city centre Dozens of protesters have been arrested under the Terrorism Act at a series of pro-Palestine demonstrations held across England.Campaign group Defend Our Juries organised demonstrations in 10 locations on Saturday, including Bristol, Manchester and Birmingham. The organisers said they were protesting “against our Government’s complicity in genocide and against the ban on [direct action group] Palestine Action”. Palestine Action was proscribed under the Terrorism Act 2000 in July.In Bristol city centre, 31 people were arrested, while in Manchester, 34 were held at a rally attended by 200.In Birmingham, 25…

Bristol: Jordan; Bates, van Rensburg, Williams, Ravouvou; Worsley, Marmion; Woolmore, Thacker, Chawatama; Rubiolo, Batley, Grondona, Harding (c), Mata.Replacements: Oghre, Lahiff, Halliwell, Owen, Ivanishvili, Wolstenholme, Rees-Zammit, Boshoff.Northampton: Furbank (c); Todaro, Litchfield, Thame, Caqusau; Smith, McParland; Iyogun, Wright, Davison; Prowse, van der Mescht, Kemeny, Graham, Chick.Replacements: Smith, West, Kundiona, Benson, Pearson, James, Hutchinson, Pater.Red Card: Todaro.Referee: Ian Tempest.

Zara and Mike Tindall are set to join forces with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s close friend for a “passion” project close to their hearts.A post shared on social media on Thursday revealed they would be joining forces with Nacho Figueras and his wife Delfina Blaquier to take part in the Magic Millions Carnival in January. The event is set to take place on Australia’s Gold Coast, and they will be joined by NRL legend Billy Slater, equine artist Nicole Later, and sports broadcaster Hamish McLachlan.In the post, they revealed: “Zara Tindall MBE once again leads the lineup, continuing her…

Watch the moment Tom Skinner annihilates Labour in the wake of the Budget bludgeoning Britons with £26billion of tax hikes. Speaking on GB News, the Apprentice star fumed: “Why have we not got the people who make this country great in power?”Why are the people who run the businesses – why are they not the politicians?”If you know how to run a business, if you know how to make money, if you know how to put food on the table, you should be making decisions that his country needs.”You know, these people who are career politicians who don’t understand how…

Playwright Sir Tom Stoppard dies at 88Sir Tom Stoppard, who has died at the age of 88, was one of Britain’s cleverest playwrights. His writing was witty and playful, he took ideas seriously and delighted in philosophical and political argument.He had a parallel career as a Hollywood script doctor, much in demand to add sparkle to others’ film scripts, and shared a best-screenplay Oscar for his entertaining contribution to Shakespeare in Love.He was a writer who managed to combine an intellectual’s delight in complexity with an entertainer’s talent for having fun. Plays like Arcadia, Jumpers and the work which first…

Francesca McGhie got Trailfinders off the mark inside three minutes but visitors Saracens replied quickly, going level with a score from Sydney Gregson.With relentless attacking play, Saracens turned their trailing start into a 26-point half-time advantage with further tries from Marlie Packer, Alysha Corrigan, Lotte Sharp and Campbell.There was no respite for the hosts as Poppy Cleall put Saracens further ahead after the break, finishing off a driving maul to make it 36-5. Campbell scored her second of the game before ex-Trailfinders prop Liz Crake added to her former side’s difficulties with Saracens’ eighth try. There was time enough for…

Police have been given more time to question a 31-year-old man arrested in connection with the attack on a synagogue in Manchester earlier this year.He was arrested on suspicion of commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism after arriving on an inbound flight at Manchester Airport on Thursday.Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said a warrant of further detention had been granted and the man could now be held in custody for up to seven days from his arrest or until 4 December.Adrian Daulby and Melvin Cravitz died at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue on 2 October in the attack by…

A fiery row erupted between two GB News guests over the Budget after the pair locked horns over the fate of Rachel Reeves. Political commentators Lizzie Cundy and Fahima Mahomed clashed live on air during a debate about whether Ms Reeves should resign after claims she misled the public over the state of the British economy. No10 has dismissed claims the Chancellor misled the public when she warned of difficult decisions needed to fill the black hole in the public finances.Dire warnings had been thrown around ahead of the Budget that the Chancellor could face as much as a £20billion…