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Meghan Markle’s newest bookmark has sold out less than a day after launching, just a month after her first bookmark did the same.The Duchess of Sussex’s lifestyle brand As Ever has been expanding their range in 2026, with the first bookmark releasing in early January. Showcasing the new bookmark on their social media, they said: “Our sold out bookmark, now with a new phrase.“Hold that thought.Meghan Markle’s latest bookmark sold out in a few hours after launch, the same as the original did during it’s release in January | AS EVER “A reminder that not everything needs to be finished…

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A journalist’s interview with caretaker Ian Huntley, just days after schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman went missing in Soham in 2002, raised enough suspicion to inform the police. “At the time I was very concerned about some of the things Ian Huntley was saying. I didn’t think he was telling the truth,” said journalist Brian Farmer. On Thursday, double murderer Huntley was being treated for serious head injuries after he was attacked by another inmate in a workshop at HMP Frankland – the high security prison in County Durham.The 52-year-old is serving a life sentence with a minimum term…

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Border police are cracking down on gangs exploiting a “backdoor” into Britain away from the small boats crisis on the Channel.Criminal networks are increasingly using the Common Travel Area between the UK and Ireland as an alternative smuggling route, after GB News revealed the loophole was becoming a “migrant magnet” late last year. As such, a coordinated three-day enforcement operation targeting the Irish “back-entry route” was launched.Recent raids have resulted in 32 immigration offenders being detained at seaports and airports connecting Britain and Ireland.The crackdown was led by the Domestic Organised Immigration Crime taskforce under DCC Wendy Gunney, working alongside…

Sir Keir Starmer has been slammed for making the “wrong decision” after he denied Donald Trump use of the shared UK-US Diego Garcia military base to launch strikes on Iran.On Thursday, Whitehall insiders revealed Washington was refusing to budge on its view on the Chagos deal unless Britain gives the green light to the US using the base, The Telegraph reported. The President is believed to have requested the use of the military base on the islands in the Maldives in the case America intended to launch strikes on Tehran. The Republican had threatened such action on the Islamic regime…

The Princess of Wales has been forced to follow royal protocol during a visit to Wales alongside her husband, Prince William.Catherine and William travelled to Powys to honour the Welsh county’s remarkable record of community service in the lead-up to St David’s Day.The royal couple halted their vehicle in the downpour to spend time with the gathered crowds, staying longer than scheduled to greet those who had waited to see them.During their discussions with royal fans, the Princess of Wales was forced to decline a fan’s request due to protocol.The Princess of Wales was forced to follow royal protocol during…

Gold’s price surged ahead of the US and Israel launching a military action against Iran as investors seek a safe haven, while the Ftse 100 hit another record high before the escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.Britain’s benchmark index concluded a remarkable week by setting a fresh all-time high on Friday, finishing at 10,910.55 after climbing 63.85 points, or 0.6 per cent.Ahead of President Donald Trump telling Iran to “surrender or die”, the price of gold jumped to around £3,690 to £3,700 per troy ounceRuss Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said: “Two months in, it looks like…