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The slippers are in near perfect condition, with just a hint of fading and the backs trodden down from use. They are set to be displayed with other items once owned by the famed Duke.

A little over three years ago, the Daily Mail published a bombshell four-part series on the hotly-disputed sex allegations facing the Duke of the York.

The family of the last soldier killed by the IRA in Crossmaglen yesterday said he “will never be forgotten”.

POLITICO looks back on the images that defined the year 2023.

The 30th anniversary of a soldier who was killed by the Provisional IRA – the last to be murdered in Crossmaglen – will be marked today.

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Andrew Hill (pictured), 59, was piloting a 1950s Hawker Hunter jet at the Shoreham Airshow when it exploded into a fireball on the A27 following a botched loop-the-loop attempt in 2015.

How did William Howitt go from serving his country to plotting to burn down a bookshop?

For nine years Dwight Pile-Gray was proud to be a guardsman, one of the soldiers who march at Trooping the Colour. Then a junior colleague’s derogatory attitude exposed a culture of racism in the army. Now he is speaking out A report by Janice Turner for The London Times. In July 2021, Lance Sergeant Dwight…

Step back in time as we pick a Radio Times Christmas issue cover for every decade of our 100 years.