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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may have to give evidence in High Court fraud case after gifts up to £750,000 were received from an elderly Turkish woman
The former Duke of York is likely to be summoned to give evidence to the High Court in a long-running fraud case in which an elderly Turkish millionairess gave him and his family gifts
Tsitsipas ends Aussie battler's latest Kazakh adventure
Australian tennis diehard James Duckworth's latest fine run at his favourite tournament in Kazakhstan has ended at the hands of rejuvenated Stefanos Tsitsipas.
Extremist Greens blasted for bizarre bid to teach pupils about 'throuples'
Pupils should be taught about relationships involving multiple partners and polyamory should be given legal recognition, according to 'detached from reality' Scottish Green activists.
'You don’t solve any problems by getting angry’: Yasmin Qureshi MP on HMO attacks
Bricks have been hurled through windows, cars attacked, properties trashed and one home had a severed pig’s head left on the doorstep
The women who kill and the desperation that drives them
Their crimes shocked Sydney and divided the community. However, new research suggests they are part of a well-established pattern.
What should I do about a cat foster carer who can’t follow the rules?
Cut these unpaid workers some slack, says Modern Guru – however, there are some diabolical behaviours that can’t be overlooked.
Mel C was young, rich and famous. This is the advice Lionel Richie gave her
The singer, songwriter, performer and former Spice Girl tells how dance classes as a child set her life on a very different path.
A TV joke gone wrong sparked an incredible backlash. Here’s how Reuben Kaye weathered that storm
Bullied as a child, publicly piled-on for a joke – how the cabaret star is having the last laugh.
The things you only understand when you turn 60
At my age, I’d make a far better criminal than today’s youth – and I’d catch the bus.
This Sydney councillor was accosted at the gym by an angry man. She’s demanding change
Female councillors across western Sydney have raised the alarm about worsening threats to their safety.
