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‘Meet Princess Beatrice’s high-achieving new in-laws!’ and ‘Who are Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi’s parents?’ the tabloid newspapers jingled following the low-key, private wedding of Princess Beatrice, the Queen’s granddaughter, to Edo Mapelli Mozzi on Friday 17 July at the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor.
Thanks to the pandemic, Princess Beatrice’s original wedding plans that were set for the end of May were called off. A new date wasn’t officially set but on the afternoon of Friday 17 July the
Sun leaked a story that Bea and Edo had gone and done it in private. Because of the ongoing restrictions, it couldn’t be as planned, it was simply a small private ceremony with their closest family members. Guests included Bea’s grandparents, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, her parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, and Edo’s parents, his mother, Nikki Shale MBE and her husband since 2016, the eminent sculptor
SPACE TOURISM could be coming to the UK in the future after Richard Branson s Virgin Orbit selected a site in southwest England as its European hub, Express.co.uk can reveal.
John McOwan hears the bells of Peebles Old Parish Church ring out in his honour as he turns 100 years old. Photo courtesy of Neil MacIntyre AS a young man, John McOwan would run through the crowds during Beltane Saturdays and make his way up the steep winding tower of the Old Parish Church to ensure the bells didn’t go off during the crowing of the Beltane Queen. Last Saturday, however, there was hardly a soul on the street, but an elderly man stood gallant at the bottom of the church steps, several medals adorning his jacket and wearing a REME beret.
When it comes to fighting the world’s most damaging weed, even scientists and experts have no pull. Japanese knotweed is slowly but relentlessly taking over…