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Camilla’s journey from royal mistress to Queen Consort

Charles first met fun, confident Camilla on Windsor Great Park polo field in 1970 and the pair wed decades later in 2005.

Plan of Titanic sells at auction for £195,000

The plan went on sale alongside a host of other Titanic memorabilia.

What the papers say – April 24

Labour MP Diane Abbott features prominently among the front pages.

Cleverly holds further emergency Sudan talks as trapped Britons call...

The Foreign Secretary has warned that the UK is ‘severely limited’ in how it can assist while the fighting continues.

Humza Yousaf to tell PM to ‘bring fairness back to the way whisky is...

Mr Yousaf will tell Rishi Sunak that Scotch whisky tax rises mean ‘less investment and puts jobs at risk here in Scotland’.

Man charged over fatal dog attack

Gary Stevens, 53, will appear at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

Small boat asylum seeker condemns Braverman at XR rally outside Home...

The demonstration took place on the third day of mass protests in central London by the climate group.

London Marathon fastest time smashed along with 45 Guinness World Re...

A new record was set for the men’s race in London.

Ambulance workers begin ballot over strike action

SIPTU members are being balloted for strike action in a dispute over reforms for the service.

Teenager describes ‘magical’ London Marathon as event’s youngest run...

Lana Dales, who turned 18 the day before the race, spoke to the PA news agency at the finish line.

Review announced into why some mobile phones did not receive UK test...

The Cabinet Office said it was aware that the 10 second alert and message notification was not delivered to all mobile phone users.

Thousands can be lifted out of poverty if they quit tobacco, charity...

Ash Scotland said its new report found that 63,000 households in Scotland would no longer suffer from relative poverty if they stopped smoking.

Robshaw credits crowd for buoying him through ‘dark moment’ in Londo...

Former England Rugby union captain Chris Robshaw spoke with the PA news agency at the finish line.

Indian climber pulled from crevasse in Nepal ‘improving’ in hospital

Anurag Maloo fell while descending Mount Annapurna.

Public services could be ‘collateral damage’ in NI political stalema...

The former head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service contended government is using a hard budget to force the resumption of Stormont.

Ukrainian troop positions spark counteroffensive speculation

Geolocated footage indicated that Ukrainian troops had established a foothold near the town of Oleshky, the Institute for the Study of War said.

Millions of UK mobile phones receive test of new national alert syst...

The alert came with a 10-second alarm that sounded on devices using the country’s 4G and 5G networks.

Irish government sending team to evacuate citizens from Sudan

Ministers approved the deployment of an Emergency Civil Assistance Team mission to assist with the process following a cabinet meeting on Sunday.

Lib Dem MP asks for clarity on deposit return scheme dispute resolut...

Christine Jardine has written to Murdoch MacLennan chair of the Office for the Internal Market.

XR steward says ‘handful of naughty people’ wanted to disrupt London...

Up to 50,000 activists are in Westminster for the third day of a protest dubbed ‘The Big One’, with the race and rally intersecting near Parliament.