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Earl Spencer's third wife buys £3.6m home 10 miles from Althorp (opens the original)
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When Karen Spencer's marriage broke down after 13 years, she was faced with the prospect of moving out of the magnificent Althorp estate that she had come to love. But the upside was that, armed with a generous divorce settlement following her split from Earl Spencer, she could have her pick of luxury properties around the world in which to begin a new life. Many believed that the glamorous Canadian-born social entrepreneur – now correctly styled Karen, Countess Spencer since her divorce – would
Earl Spencer's third wife buys £3.6m home just ten miles from Althorp (opens the original)
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When Karen Spencer's marriage broke down after 13 years, she was faced with the prospect of moving out of the magnificent Althorp estate that she had come to love. But the upside was that, armed with a generous divorce settlement following her split from Earl Spencer, she could have her pick of luxury properties around the world in which to begin a new life. Many believed that the glamorous Canadian-born social entrepreneur – now correctly styled Karen, Countess Spencer since her divorce – would
King 'will not be drawn into a war of words' (opens the original)
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The King has made his position clear on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's status after their return to the UK - and does not intend to get drawn into a war of words, a royal expert claimed today. Charles wrote to more than 100 senior officials across the country to clarify that his son and daughter-in-law are not working royals and reminding them that their HRH titles remain on ice. This followed reports detailing how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex planned to begin to reintegrate themselves into
Welcome to the dystopian Spanish enclave of Ceuta (opens the original)
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When Leonora Heredia saw a mob of migrants surging towards her tiny corner shop, she feared the worst. A regular customer who was inside with her helped move a heavy wooden counter across the doorway to stop the horde, but for the next 20 minutes they were under siege as they struggled to close the shutters. A terrifying video shows the crowd outside the convenience store scattering as the police finally arrive after being called three times. Similar scenes were being enacted all over Ceuta that
Labour mayor denies crime-hit Middlesbrough is 'lawless' (opens the original)
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Middlesbrough Mayor Chris Cooke said today it had been 'very tough' for the town to be in the spotlight but said police are 'doing a sterling job' and denied the town was 'lawless'. It follows a week of escalating violence thought to be linked to a gangland war between two factions of a local organised crime group, with police previously resorting to surveillance tactics employed in Northern Ireland. PC Matthew Blades and PC Tom Clough were killed along with five youths in a head-on crash last S
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