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Lady Susan Hussey resigned from the Royal Family after she allegedly refused to believe a black domestic abuse campaigner was British and asked her: What part of Africa are you from?

Dai Davies, a former head of royal protection has slammed Prince Andrew after he demanded to keep his armed police guards.

A former British soldier has been found guilty of the manslaughter of a County Tyrone man during the Northern Ireland troubles. David Jonathan Hold...

The Duke of York, 62, looked stressed as he drove his green 4x4 around Windsor, amid claims he has been left fuming that his armed police guards will be axed from December.

As a working royal Prince Andrew was entitled to a taxpayer funded security detail, but this will now end next month. It follows him being stripped of all his official duties following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

A BISHOP has appealed for information on the location of the remaining Disappeared — those people believed abducted, murdered and secretly buried by republican paramilitaries during the Troubles. In a Vigil Mass to mark the First Sunday of Advent attended by families of nine of the Disappeared, Bishop of Meath Tom Deenihan said 'no family

PRINCE Andrew is furious after being told he will lose his personal police protection - which costs the taxpayer nearly £3 million a year,…

A former british soldier has been found guilty of shooting dead a man in northern ireland 3a years ago as he travelled to a football match. david holden, whos now 53, was convicted of manslaughter, for opening fire on aidan mcanespie with a machine gun at a border crossing point. hes the first veteran to be convicted of an historical offence in northern ireland since the good friday agreement. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. former soldier david holden, seen here in the facemask, w...

Emma vardy reports. former soldier david holden, seen here in the facemask, was 18 at the time of the shooting. hed been serving with the grenadier guards, while the british army was deployed in northern ireland during the troubles, manning an army checkpoint along the irish border. aidan mcanespie was believed by the army to be an ira suspect at the time, the paramilitary group that had been waging a campaign of violence. as he crossed the border on foot, he was killed by a gunshot wound to the...

Queen Elizabeth II subtly supported Prince Andrew after Jeffrey Epstein humiliation.Her Majesty, who went on to strip her favourite son of the royal duties, was seen posing with the Duke of York the...