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Prince Harry’s appearance at the NEC is at an event marking the countdown to the Invictus Games, which will be hosted in Birmingham next year.He is watching a showcase of the games which will be played at Invictus, including wheelchair rugby and pickleball, which combines tennis, table tennis and badminton.Prince Harry tried his hand at pickleball, playing in a doubles game, watched by competitors, families and supporters and a bank of press cameras.These games for injured military veterans, and the inspiring stories of competitors, are a cause close to the heart of Prince Harry, who has worked hard to promote…

McGregor has won just one fight in 10 years, but repeatedly claimed he would “destroy” Holloway, who is also a former UFC featherweight champion.Holloway, 34, regarded as one of the best UFC fighters of all time, engaged occasionally with McGregor but spent the majority of the interactions smiling to himself and shaking his head in amusement.”He’s got two belts, I can’t wait to take those two pretty belts off his hands,” said Holloway.”He’s doing all the right things, he’s found God, got his family right here, I can’t wait guys.”In 2021, McGregor was the highest paid athlete in the world,…

An investigation into an alleged racist tirade by an airport bus driver towards a black female passenger has been debunked, after CCTV footage revealed no wrongdoing.Airport coach operator Flibco found no evidence of racist or discriminatory behaviour, after an incident involving a passenger at London Stansted Airport gained widespread attention on social media.The incident took place on July 3, when passenger Kassandra Gordon said she was refused boarding on a Flibco airport coach despite holding a valid ticket. A video of the confrontation, which has been viewed thousands of times online, shows Ms Gordon alleging that the driver denied her…

The Duchess of Edinburgh delighted listeners with an unexpected appearance on BBC Radio 4’s beloved drama The Archers on Thursday evening.Sophie, a devoted follower of the programme for many years, featured as herself in the 7pm broadcast, attending the fictional Borchester Show in her capacity as honorary president of Linking Environment and Farming (Leaf).The cameo arrived during a particularly significant moment for the long-running serial, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary.”Nerves are frayed on the day of the Borchester Show, and a surprise guest makes their mark,” the programme’s website had teased ahead of the broadcast.The 61-year-old had secretly travelled…

More than 750,000 young people across the UK could be missing out on savings worth an average of £2,200.HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is launching a fresh campaign to reunite account holders with money held in forgotten Child Trust Fund accounts.HMRC said hundreds of thousands of Child Trust Fund accounts remain untouched, with eligible account holders now aged between 15 and 23 unaware the savings exist.The tax authority has launched a renewed drive to help young people trace and access the accounts, which were created under a previous Labour Government savings scheme.JP Marks, HMRC’s chief executive and First Permanent Secretary,…

The Prince and Princess of Wales have expressed their profound sadness following the death of Welsh singing legend Bonnie Tyler, hailing her as a “proud Welsh icon” whose voice captivated audiences across the globe.In a heartfelt message shared from the Kensington Palace social media account, the royal couple paid tribute to the star’s enduring musical legacy.”A proud Welsh icon, her extraordinary voice and unforgettable music touched millions around the world and will continue to inspire generations to come,” the statement read.Prince William, who presented Tyler with her MBE for services to music at Windsor Castle in 2023, concluded his tribute…