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Prince Andrew security scare as woman arrested wandering around grounds days after Philip funeral Exclusive Updated: Apr 20 2021, 17:48 ET A WOMAN sparked a major security scare after being found wandering around Prince Andrew’s official residence after being mistakenly let in by guards. Bungling security officers even paid for the intruder’s cab fare after she turned up at Royal Lodge, in Windsor Great Park, claiming to have a lunch appointment with the Duke of York. �� 15 15 The intruder spent around 20 minutes walking around the gardens before going into the Grade II listed buildi...

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Updated: 18 Apr 2021, 0:48 PRINCE Charles has plans to take Prince Harry for a walk around Windsor to look at tributes for the Duke of Edinburgh, it was reported today. Prince Harry has reportedly faced "frostiness" after returning to the UK for the funeral of his grandfather and the Duke of Sussex could return to California as soon as tomorrow. 4 4 Prince Charles fought back tears today as he bid an emotional final farewell to his fatherCredit: Newspix But sources have claimed Charles will take the opportunity of Harry’s time at home for some father-son bonding. Royal insiders have told Th...

Prince Philip defined by patriotism was shaken when his beloved grandson Harry rejected everything he held dear Comment Updated: Apr 16 2021, 15:00 ET HE chose England. So it is an irony befitting Shakespeare that the funeral of the Greek-born prince, who became the Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen’s strength and stay, should decide the fate of his grandson; the young man who so publicly abjured the country beloved to his heart, along with its mores and its heritage. �� 11 During the last year of the Duke’s life, he would refer to the Sussexes’ departure with bewildermentCredit: Rex...

"We did one of the [ Takeaways] last year without an audience at all, and that was really odd. It was really weird," Dec told us in issue 6 of our Apple News+ magazine. "And then the series we did of BGT, the live semi-finals and the final – that was with a virtual audience on screen as well. Like everything with COVID, everything you do seems to be 20% harder to achieve, whether it's a meeting or anything. It just makes everything a little bit harder. ITV "You don't get that instant feedback. But that's what we're working on, on our virtual wall, to try and cut down delays to an absolute...