HeyJaredAmanda Platell
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- Sep 18, 2026
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AMANDA PLATELL: I understand Earl Spencer's pain. I too lost a sibling (opens the original)
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Like, I suspect, quite a few Daily Mail readers, I admit to harbouring certain doubts about Diana’s brother Earl Spencer’s bombshell claims in his new book that King Charles, then Prince of Wales, ‘sounded giddily elated… like a lottery winner’ only hours after his ex-wife’s death. I was similarly perplexed at Spencer’s allegations of Charles’s astonishing outburst about Diana: ‘Rest assured, we will forget her soon enough.’ As the late Queen said, recollections may vary. Indeed, the King’s rapi
Sydney Sweeney is under attack again from the snobby sisterhood (opens the original)
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Just days after the actress Sydney Sweeney’s exquisitely sumptuous body appeared naked and juggling various balls in advertisements for the sports betting company Novig, the Olympic sisterhood is up in arms, outraged and claiming she is belittling their achievements. British sprinter Amy Hunt, she of the record four gold medals at the European Championships in Birmingham last month, was first out of the blocks using her televised post-race interview at another event this week to declare: ‘It was
PLATELL: Amid the Sussexes return, Camilla is the Monarchy's stability (opens the original)
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Amid the hullabaloo of the Sussexes’ surprise return to Britain and Charles clarifying that Harry and Megs remain ‘private citizens’, one individual has been quietly and resolutely supporting the King throughout these family travails. Yes, that stalwart is Queen Camilla. Say what you like about her, and over the years I have – particularly when I was firmly on Team Diana – but the fact is that she has emerged as an unshakable rock for the King and therefore, surprisingly, for the monarchy. Witho
I was shocked by my friend's reaction to the balaclava march in Dover (opens the original)
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At around eight on Saturday evening a friend called and told me to switch on Sky News to watch its coverage of the demonstration in Dover, where more than 100 men – dressed in black and wearing balaclavas – could be seen marching through the streets to protest against illegal migration, the only sound an occasional chant of ‘Stop the boats’. As it happens, I had already seen the footage she was referring to but I was shocked by her reaction to it: ‘At last, someone is finally speaking out for us
AMANDA PLATELL: What Tess Daly's holiday snaps with Vernon Kay prove (opens the original)
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Wisdom has it that peak Divorce Day falls in January. That’s when couples – after a miserable Christmas together – finally file for a legal split. Yet hot on its heels now is September, the second busiest month for divorce lawyers as couples return from holidays to the routine of school runs and family life. All very bleak you might think as you unpack your suitcases and broken dreams. But does a divorce have to end in a lifetime of misery for parents and kids? An unlikely source of inspiration
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