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The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have found themselves contending with an unexpected alteration to their diary, as a planned engagement in Scotland had to be scrapped at short notice.Prince Edward and Sophie, who are in Edinburgh for the city’s renowned International Festival, had intended to watch two performances during their visit.While their attendance at Come From Away at the Fleming Theatre will still go ahead, the production of Ingoma at the Royal Lyceum Theatre – where the Prince Edward serves as patron – was pulled from the programme. The cancellation has left Edward and Sophie needing to adjust their…

Bolton Wanderers have signed Aston Villa winger Samuel Iling-Junior on a season-long loan deal.The 22-year-old has not made a competitive appearance for the Premier League side since joining from Juventus in June 2024.The former England Under-21 international has had loan spells with Middlesbrough and West Brom in the Championship.”I spoke to the manager and he understood my journey. That is what attracted me here, to take the next step in my career,” he told the club website., externalIling-Junior is Bolton’s ninth summer signing.Steven Schumacher’s side, who won promotion through the League One play-offs last season, start the new Championship season…

One of the country’s biggest building societies has launched a new wave of savings accounts and ISAs with “higher rates” attached to them.Nationwide Building Society Richard Stocker, Nationwide’s head of Savings, said: “We’re pleased to launch new higher rates on our fixed rate cash ISAs and bonds, while continuing to ensure customers can access the same rates whether they open their account online or in branch. “With the UK’s largest branch network, backed by our Branch Promise, we’re committed to ensuring customers who prefer face-to-face service aren’t disadvantaged. Nationwide is offering news savings accounts to customers | GETTY “Many of…

British diplomats in six locations around the world, including Buenos Aires and Santiago in South America, will no longer get hardship payments for working in dangerous cities.Bonuses and respite breaks are granted to those working in cities considered risky, like Beirut in Lebanon, or with high crime, such as Pretoria in South Africa, or high air pollution in cities including New Delhi and Beijing.The UK government has removed Santiago, in Chile, Panama City in Panama, Pyongyang in North Korea, Bamako in Mali, and Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in addition to the two south American cities, according to the latest…

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Meghan Markle shared a sweet moment with singer Pia Toscano at a charity gala celebrating music mogul David Foster in Victoria, Canada, last week.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had travelled from their Montecito home to attend the event, which supports the David Foster Foundation – a charity dedicated to helping families whose children need lifesaving organ transplants. Following the evening’s festivities, Ms Toscano, who is expecting her first child in December, revealed the duchess had offered warm words about her pregnancy.”This is the most beautiful time of your life,” Meghan told the singer, according to Page Six, reportedly placing…

Revolut is set to launch its first branded airport lounge as the fintech expands beyond its digital roots.The London‑headquartered company has chosen Copenhagen Airport for its inaugural venue, which is expected to open in 2027.The bank is partnering with Plaza Premium Group, operator of a large international lounge network, to deliver the new facility.Revolut said the Copenhagen lounge will be the largest common‑use lounge in the Schengen area.It will be the company’s first proprietary airport lounge, although Revolut already provides customers with access to more than 1,600 lounges worldwide.Hadi Nasrallah, head of New Bets at Revolut, described Copenhagen as the…

Drivers in north London have been warned of up to two years of disruption after major repair work gets underway on the A41 Brent Cross Flyover.Transport for London explained that it will begin on the evening of September 24, with the flyover reduced to just one lane in each direction for the duration of the main works.The busy interchange is used by more than 120,000 vehicles every day, meaning drivers are likely to face longer journeys and delays. TfL has warned motorists to plan ahead and consider alternative routes while the work is carried out to help avoid disruptions.The authority…