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Before she became Queen, Princess Elizabeth starred in wartime pantomimes with Princess Margaret

During World War II, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret performed in Christmas pantomimes at Windsor Castle. These shows from 1941 to 1944 provided entertainment and raised funds. They offered a rare look at royal family life during challenging times. Surviving photographs show the young princesses in costume, highlighting a human…

The Times of India

Drone captures bird's-eye view of Liddell stacks coming down

Liddell power station stack demolition goes off without a hitch.

Newcastle Herald

Jacqueline Chan obituary

Actor who found fame with the stage and screen versions of The World of Suzie Wong and became a regular on TV

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Peter Aldington obituary

Architect of modernist houses who combined an attention to materials with a sensitivity to space indoors and out

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Florida Wins the Curriculum Wars

Plus: French ship attacked, pro se on the rise, Mamdani's grocery store, and more...

Reason

Raspberry Pink Might Be the Unexpected Color of the Summer – Designers Say It's Joyous, Luxurious and 'Does All the Work For You'

Inject a dose of vibrancy into your home this summer with raspberry pink, the hottest color trend that feels refreshingly joyful

Homes & Gardens

From shared toothbrushes to mid-sex water bladders, You Be the Judge tries to settle domestic disputes. But what happened next?

For five years, our column has attempted to settle rows about the important little things … but what happens after the verdicts are in?

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Department of Defense teacher was found dead at the bottom of the stairs. Two decades later, her friend’s wife met an eerily similar end

It was 17 years to be exact.

We Got This Covered

Despite the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret's "Thirsty" Lifestyles, Two of Queen Elizabeth's Children Don't Drink at All, Per Royal Author

Author Robert Hardman shares that a surprising member of the Royal Family does not drink alcohol.

Marie Claire

Martin Brundle sets record straight on Sky Sports F1 future after replacement rumours

Martin Brundle has dismissed rumours that he is scaling back his Sky Sports F1 role, insisting he will continue covering 16 races a year despite speculation over his future

Motorsport

'If I can convince her to act, I will shamelessly do it': The Testaments creator on Elisabeth Moss' surprise return as June to The Handmaid's Tale spinoff

Elisabeth Moss returns as June in The Handmaid's Tale spinoff The Testaments episode 1 — and its creator knew the show 'always needed its Juneness'.

TechRadar

King Charles Developed a "Lifelong Aversion" to One Thing After Getting a Disappointing Gift From Princess Margaret

The King reportedly "cannot even stand" being in the same room if someone has one.

Marie Claire

Revealed: the vast illegal casino network targeting UK gamblers

Calls for tougher laws as network stretching from Caribbean to Georgia generates riches for offshore tycoons by appearing to prey on the vulnerable

The Guardian - UK

Judy Blume is the patron saint of teen girl readers – so why did a man write her biography?

I’m Generation X, so of course I was raised by Judy Blume, the patron saint of teen girl readers from the 1970s on, with her frank, funny realist novels on everything from first periods to first sexual encounters.

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Pre-Funding Megxit? Here's Why Prince William Is Allegedly Obsessed With Charlotte and Louis's 'Bank Accounts'

Prince William is reportedly fixated on building financial independence for Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, aiming to break the monarchy's toxic 'heir and spare' cycle that scarred his own family. Royal insiders claim this pre-emptive push could equip the young royals to forge lives free from the throne's shadow.

The Guardian - UK

The News from Dublin by Colm Tóibín review – subtle short stories about being far from home

Grief, betrayal and moral complications are explored across nine tales of quiet power that take us from Argentina to County Wexford

Kiplinger

Death, Divorce or a Sudden 'We're Done': This Is How Women Can Prepare for Possibilities, From a Financial Planner

The end of a relationship is a grim prospect, but it'll be easier to deal with if you have an open conversation about finances now to establish future security.

Evening Standard

Iranian regime ‘in its death throes’, says bishop who left after revolution

The Bishop of Chelmsford, the Rt Rev Guli Francis-Dehqani, warned the Iranian regime ‘should not be underestimated’.

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The Independent UK

Handwritten letter penned by Queen Elizabeth II as a child sells for £25k at auction

The letter was believed to be written by the late Queen between 1936 and 1940

Woman & Home

Queen Elizabeth's hilarious retort to her own mother shows her childhood 'cheekiness' at its best

A new book has shared some brilliant anecdotes about the late monarch and it seems she had some mischievous moments

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Queen Elizabeth's childhood drawings are set to sell for thousands at auction

Drawings from a young Queen Elizabeth are expected to sell for thousands when they go up for auction later this month.

Woman & Home

Royal chef 'dreaded' annual tradition which Queen Elizabeth loved - and she made sure all 300 staff were included

The late monarch even paid a visit to the kitchens to observe the staff preparing hundreds of treats ready for an annual occasion

Marie Claire

The Sparkling History Behind Every Tiara Princess Kate Has Ever Worn

From the Cartier Halo to Queen Victoria's Oriental Circlet, each of these incredible pieces tells a story.

The Guardian - UK

Is it ever a good idea to give someone a nickname?

A five-year-old girl has convinced her parents to legally change her real name to the nickname she prefers. But giving someone an unexpected epithet can come fraught with problems, writes Polly Hudson

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Michael Baron obituary

Solicitor who was inspired by his son to increase awareness and understanding of autism

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