Bridie Adams
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- Aug 26, 2026
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Will Archie and Lilibet be photographed by the UK press after move? (opens the original)
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Prince Harry and Meghan have been famously private about their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, obscuring their faces in photos published online or only sharing pictures of them from behind. You might think that, with the family set to relocate to the UK, that the children are more likely to be photographed. In response to a reader's question, Diary Editor and royal expert Richard Eden reveals the surprising reason why the Sussexes actually have LESS reason to worry about their chil
Get our solar eclipse guide FREE in Morning Mail newsletter (opens the original)
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Britain is set to witness one of its deepest solar eclipses in decades. Look up to the skies on Wednesday evening and you could be in for a spectacular sight. On August 12, the Moon will pass directly in front of the Sun, blocking out up to 96 per cent of its light in parts of the UK. It will be the deepest solar eclipse visible from Britain until 2050. The eclipse will begin shortly after 6pm, with the exact timings depending on where you are in the country. If you want to make the most of the
Poll: Should Andy Burnham block the release of PC Harper's killers? (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham is facing pressure over plans that could see the killers of PC Andrew Harper released early under Labour's prison overcrowding scheme. While ministers have exempted some of the most serious offenders, those convicted of the police officer's manslaughter remain eligible for early release. But do you think the Government should block this from happening? Have your say in the Morning Mail poll. Vote now and you'll find the final results in tomorrow's Morning Mail newsletter.
Telltale signs your liver is in trouble, only in Morning Mail (opens the original)
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Your liver is your body's hardest-working organ. It's busy, making up about two per cent of an average human's body weight and holding 13 per cent of your blood supply. It's the place in your body where everything is processed - and plays a central role in weight loss, digestion, immunity, blood sugar control, hormone regulation and more. But if your liver's in trouble, you might not even realise it until it's damaged and inflamed - but you can improve its health by eating the right foods. To fi
Learn the foods you need to avoid statins, only in Morning Mail (opens the original)
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It is a potentially deadly health condition that plagues more than half of all British adults. High cholesterol causes a sticky form of fat to build up in the arteries, blocking blood flow. Left untreated, it can raise the risk of a heart attack, stroke and even dementia. And the problem is only growing more common, with an increasing number of young people, aged 30 and under, being diagnosed. The good news? Experts say changing what's on your plate could slash your cholesterol almost as much as
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