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Meghan Markle Breaks Silence On Money Struggles - Billionaire Ally Steps In With Shocking RevelationWhat is a professional separation ? The separated approach:The key figures:The future of the Sussex Royals:Is Meghan feeling ‘lonely’ due to the separation? Harry and Meghan Not On The Same Page? Meanwhile, Prince Harry, too, is said to have grown "increasingly weary" of the unfavourable coverage and the couple's declining popularity.In this scenario, the Sussex Royals are keen on creating their own 'royal' household structure. Invictus will always come first, but he has also been working on commercial ideas of his own.

A farming family said they're ditching the UK for France. A farming family is ditching the UK for France as Labour's impending inheritance tax (IHT) reforms push them away. "So we’ve decided to sell our farm in England, move our family to France and start again as farmers there. The family own a five-bedroom farmhouse near Ware, and a 64-acre smallholding where they run their sheep dairy business, with 300 milking ewes. The family run a sheep dairy business.

Mensa, the elite high-IQ society, requires an IQ of at least 132—placing members in the top 2% of the population. According to his parents, Dr. Rose and David Harris-Birtill, Joseph first started indicating extraordinary development at birth. Membership in Mensa demands an IQ level of at least 132—putting members in the top 2% of people. Identifying their son's special abilities, Rose and David made the decision to contact Mensa to offer Joseph more resources and a network of support. "We looked online for other help and realized that Mensa had programs for children who were exceptionally gifted," said Rose.

The Moonraker Hotel, in Trowle Common, just outside Trowbridge, is listed as up for sale for the price of £2.1 million. In February, this paper reported that the hotel remained on the market, and now, almost 9 months since theThe property has frozen at its current price of £2.1 million following a reduction from the £2.25 million asking price it was originally listed at in September last year. Earlier in 2024, the group also sold the 19th century Stanton Manor Hotel near Chippenham, which it had acquired in 2018. The Moonraker Hotel was listed for sale on Rightmove and Zoopla as well as other commercial property websites on Wednesday, September 25. He runs the Sleeping Bear Hotels group with Lucy Hopkins, and two of them have made The Moonraker Hotel into a poplar location for weddings and other events.

The current structure of 43 geographical forces was established in the 1960s and there have long been concerns that the model is not fit for purpose. Research by report sponsor Virgin Media O2 also found that three forces in England and Wales had no officers dedicated to investigating fraud. “It’s certainly my personal contention that the safer streets mission is simply not achievable without digital data and technology,” he said. The NPCC said that projects that have already been piloted have saved 347,656 workforce hours and £8.2 million per year, and could save 15 million hours and £370 million per year if rolled out nationally. The system to automatically redact text is estimated to save around one million hours of staff time per year.

AP imageUS hesitation is 'frustrating'Price cap must be enforced better, regardless of levelOil price plunge leaves Russian economy vulnerableThe European Union and the UK are pushing for a lowering of the oil price cap — a key economic sanction against Russia.The price cap is currently set at $60 (€52.7) per barrel of oil and has been in place since December 2022. The oil price has fallen sharply throughout 2025, and Brent crude itself is now only a few dollars above the price cap of $60.G7 finance ministers met in Canada last week (May 20-22), where discussions on the lowering of the cap took place. "A lot more Russian oil is being transported on G7 insurance," Vaibhav Raghunandan from the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air told DW. "All of this needs to change for better enforcement of the price cap itself. You can put the price cap at a dollar a barrel if you want, but if you can't enforce it, it makes no sense.

The British authorities have authorized charges of rape, human trafficking and assault against the online influencer Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate, the Crown Prosecution Service said in a statement on Wednesday. The charges were authorized in January 2024, prompting the release of European Arrest Warrants for the Tate brothers, but they were not publicly confirmed by the service until Wednesday. The service said a total of 21 charges had been authorized against the brothers, who were born in the United States and hold dual British and American citizenship. The statement also said they would be extradited to the United Kingdom after the conclusion of separate criminal proceedings in Romania. Charges can be lodged against suspects only when they are physically in Britain.

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Image via: GettyCharges Spanning Multiple Alleged VictimsPublic Persona and Legal Troubles CollideInfluencers Andrew and Tristan Tate face criminal charges in the UK including rape | ITV NewsThe influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate have recently been officially charged in the UK with a number of serious criminal offences including rape, human trafficking and actual bodily harm. The accusations include rape causing physical harm, trafficking humans, and managing prostitution to make money. His brother Tristan Tate, who is 36, is charged with 10 offenses. In the meantime, UK prosecution remains pending on the outcome of the Romanian investigation.The Tate brothers were arrested in Romania at the end of 2022 and formally charged there in 2023 with allegedly running an organized crime group that recruited women for sexual exploitation. Romanian authorities have charged Andrew Tate with rape in the same ongoing criminal case.Andrew Tate, the former kickboxer and now-internet-pundit, became infamous for his online provocateurs and misogynistic views about gender roles and masculinity.

The Times has released its ‘Best Places to Work 2025’ list and several event agencies have earned a spot. Sleek EventsFull service, experience marketing agency, Sleek Events has been named as one of The Times best ‘small places to work’. The Times said: “This marketing agency is proudly female-founded and strives for a people-first culture. Global Events, has also been named as one of the best small places to work. The Times said: “Women make up 80 per cent of the 35-strong workplace at this London events company.

‘It’s important the code moves with the times and this update reflects the increasing sophistication of our vehicles,’ says leaderThe ABI has updated its salvage code of practice, with the aim of ensuring that the guidelines are up to date with new vehicle technology. The salvage code of practice is a voluntary scheme for insurers and salvage firms, which helps to categorise written-off vehicles in order to prevent unsafe vehicles and parts returning to UK roads. The updates – the first since 2019 – now brings electric and hybrid vehicles within its guidance and considers megacasting, reusable parts and other advanced vehicle construction methods. It also features improved wording for different vehicle types, such as heavy goods vehicles and motorcycles. “It’s important the code moves with the times and this update reflects the increasing sophistication of our vehicles, including new powertrains and construction methods.”

Commercial and editorial figures from across The Times business will share how the news brand balances its commitment to trusted, quality journalism with innovative formats that adapt to emerging consumer trendsJoining the panel will be The Times and The Sunday Times head of digital Edward Roussel, Times Media head of strategic development Milton Elias, plus host of the news brand’s daily ‘The Story’ podcast, Manveen Rana. The trio will discuss how a fast-moving media business such as The Times adapts itself to meet modern audiences — whether that’s through tech-driven transformation or the rise of podcasts — as well as the creative processes behind new product and journalistic innovations. The panel forms part of the IAB’s flagship ‘Engage’ event, taking place on Tuesday 10 June from 8:30am–2:30pm at London’s Soho Place. The event will bring together leading voices from across the digital media landscape to demonstrate why content is king when it comes to effective marketing. Find out more about the full event on the IAB’s website.

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The letter argued against early releases for "high-risk offenders", terrorists, and those jailed under national security legislation. Repeat offenders can still face short sentences under the changes, and terrorists will not be eligible for earlier release. A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "This government inherited prisons in crisis, close to collapse. We will never put the public at risk by running out of prison places again. Liberal Democrat justice spokesperson Josh Babarinde said Labour had "failed to step up and tackle the scale of the problem" it inherited from the Conservatives, and urged the government to ensure the police have sufficient resources.