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Meghan unveils As ever advent calendar inspired by Montecito (opens the original)
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Meghan Markle has unveiled her first advent calendar inspired by her 'Montecito garden' after moving back to the UK with Prince Harry. The new launch reads like a love letter to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's life in the US after they quit the Royal Family in 2020 - from the artwork to the flavours inspired by 'California's fresh bounty' The box features a festive illustration of the $14 million mansion the Duke and Duchess of Sussex called home for six years before returning to Britain last m
What your dog says about you - as Labour MP brands labs 'far-Right' (opens the original)
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Labour's nature minister Jenny Riddell-Carpenter risked alienating a nation of dog lovers when she suggested black labradors are part of a 'far-Right fantasy' that no longer exists. In fact, labradors are the most popular breed in the country – last year becoming the most registered dog in the country with nearly 30,000 additions to the Royal Kennel Club's records. 'It's the typical, British middle-class dog,' etiquette expert Julius Smith told the Daily Mail, adding their owners are more likely
Experts say these are the manicure trends you SHOULD be worried about (opens the original)
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Flaming red nails were a celebrity style statement in the Eighties, the chunky French manicure was the epitome of Nineties cool, and glitter was everywhere in the early 2000s. Less is more in 2026, which has been hailed as the year of 'naked nails', as women opt for stripped-down manicures limited to buffing and trimming nails, while foregoing varnish or using a nude or milky pink shade for a more polished, glossy finish. Vogue traced the 'nonicure' trend back to the Oscars red carpet in 2024, w
The famous brides who should've said NO to the dress (opens the original)
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Wedding season is in full swing, and this month has been especially busy. Reality TV stars Amy Childs and Francesca Allen both recently walked down the aisle, along with firebrand MAGA loyalist Alina Habba and Alan Shearer's talent manager daughter Chloe. While the weddings were all beautiful, fashion expert Caroline Baxter felt the dresses missed the mark. The culprit? Too many reams of white lace. 'The problem with these dresses is that the lace is too dominant,' she told the Daily Mail. The w
Camilla attends book festival with Paddington star Hugh Bonneville (opens the original)
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Queen Camilla led the celebrity arrivals at a Scottish book festival in Aberdeenshire alongside Paddington star Hugh Bonneville and British romance novelist Jojo Moyes. Camilla, 79, joined famous faces and bestselling authors for the fifth edition of the Braemar Literary Festival, launched in collaboration with The Queen's Reading Room, at the Fife Arms Hotel in Royal Deeside today. The Queen was radiant in an autumnal ensemble comprising a plaid dress, navy sweater and a cosy puffer jacket. She
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