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Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, who served as private secretary to both Prince William and Prince Harry, has voiced his conviction that the British monarchy will weather current challenges, pointing to its remarkable track record of survival across more than a millennium.While promoting his novel Beyond the Edge of Light, the former SAS officer addressed questions about the institution’s prospects.”The monarchy, throughout its 1,200-year history, has always been on the edge of crisis but it’s a brilliant, brilliant organism for change,” he said. “It’s a chameleon, if you like.”Mr Lowther-Pinkerton characterised the Royal Family as perhaps the most successful organisation in existence when…

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The capercaillie is a native species that became extinct in Britain in the mid-18th Century but were reintroduced in Perthshire in 1837.Earlier this year the Scottish government announced an emergency plan to boost numbers in the Cairngorms. Breeding male capercaillies have increased by by 50% since 2020, but numbers had declined as a result of habitat loss, eggs being eaten and the birds flying into deer fences.Ospreys are migratory birds and some fly more than 3,000 miles (4,828km) from west Africa to breed in Scotland.In 1954, Loch Garten had the first confirmed pair of breeding ospreys since the species went…

Rising numbers of publicly funded funerals in England point to loneliness among older men as the strongest factor behind the trend, above cost-of-living pressures, according to research published by the Local Government Association and the University of Southampton. Memoria Funerals, part of the Memoria Group which owns and operates a network of crematoria across mainland UK, is drawing wider attention to what the underlying research shows about who these funerals are being arranged for as they become more common. Coverage of the trend has mainly centered on cost-of-living pressures, while the LGA and Southampton data point to a more specific…

Soren Waerenskjold caught the big guns by surprise with a long-range sprint to win the fastest-ever stage of the Tour de France.Racing in his fourth Tour, the 26-year-old Norwegian claimed his first stage win and just the second for his team, Uno-X Mobility.Overall race leader Tadej Pogacar remains three minutes and 36 seconds ahead of Jonas Vingegaard in the general classification standings.The peloton completed stage 11 at an average speed of 50.9km per hour, beating the previous record of 50.3kph from 1999.A sprint finish was expected on Wednesday, a flat 161.3km route from Vichy to Nevers, and Cees Bol made…

The inquest was told expert analysis of Stiles’ brain showed his severe dementia was as a result of Alzheimer’s disease but also CTE.Du Plessis, a consultant neuropathologist at Salford Royal Hospital, said: “In this case, it is quite clear that Mr Stiles had advanced dementia and he died of his dementia – that is the primary cause of death here.”Added to the mix was CTE – we know it is caused by people who have head injuries.”I’m quite convinced his heading the football that many times has caused his CTE.”The senior coroner asked Du Plessis: “What you are saying is…

The teenager was arrested by Met police today in south London | PA By Alice Tomlinson,  Published: 15/07/2026 – 18:06 Updated: 15/07/2026 – 18:07 A 14-year-old boy has been charged with a terrorism offence after plotting to attack two London mosques.The Metropolitan Police arrested the teenager today at an address in south London. The boy was initially arrested on suspicion of criminal damage of a vehicle, which occurred on June 20 in the Sutton area, London. MORE TO FOLLOW… `; placeholder.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, taboola); // Viafoura After Taboola const viafouraPlaceholder = ` `; placeholder.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, viafouraPlaceholder); } } else { // console.log(“ads lite…

Labour is set to collect £121billion through stealth taxation, as millions more are dragged into higher rates of tax.In the last two years, an extra million people are set to pay the higher rate of tax after the Government as a combination of frozen thresholds and higher wages mean Britons are hit by fiscal drag.The tax raids are set to hit pension age Britons particularly hard, with almost one in four taxpayers will be over state pension age by the end of this tax year.This means pensioners could be set to pay tax on their state pensions alone by 2027.Laura…