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Princess Anne's £1,300/month London flat with husband Timothy revealed Hello! 2 hrs ago © Provided by Hello! princess-anne-house Princess Anne and her husband Sir Timothy Laurence now have two beautiful properties: their main residence is Gatcombe Park, a sprawling estate in Gloucestershire, and their London base at St James's Palace. However, shortly after they got married, the couple lived in an apartment in central London which the Princess Royal described as having "nosy neighbours" and "noisy traffic". In 1993, Princess Anne and Timothy occupied a two-bedroom flat in Drake House on...

Beaches, adventure parks, woodland trails and sports to enjoy in North Somerset. - Credit: Archant North Somerset has a wealth of attractions and sites to keep children of all ages entertained during the holidays.  Beaches  A trip to the beach is a must on a day out in Weston. Weston beach’s golden sands are perfect for building sandcastles and enjoying donkey rides.   Stroll along the prom, with stunning views across the channel, before tucking in to fish and chips, ice creams and seaside snacks from the many cafés and kiosks along the seafront.   The resort is also home to W...

Multi-millionaire financier Ben Goldsmith will do anything to avoid staying in an airport hotel. I can reveal the Government adviser has finally returned to Britain from the United Arab Emirates, where he has been working 'remotely' since mid-December. But rather than have to quarantine in a London airport hotel for ten days, as Britons travelling from the red-listed Gulf State are required to do, Goldsmith flew home via Kenya with his wife Jemima and family. This meant Goldsmith — whose late father, Referendum Party founder Sir James Goldsmith was renowned for being a buccaneering billiona...

London’s original minicab wars, 60 years on In these days of Uber ride-hailing, it’s difficult to imagine the excitement of a cheap rival to the capital’s traditional black taxis 5 March 2021 • 4:30pm The vibrant West End of London in 1961 was the battleground between the new minicabs and black taxis Credit: Bettmann Sixty years ago precisely, London experienced a minor revolution thanks to the Wimbledon firm of Carline. Its fleet of  Ford Anglia 105Es became the capital’s first minicabs and they carried 500 passengers in the first week of operation.  Two weeks later, 25 black and...

Last year I wrote piece for There,I offered an analysis of the proceedings of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse Inquiry (IICSA) in relation to its investigation into the allegations of child sexual abuse against former British Labour MP Greville Janner (Lord Janner of Braunstone QC). (Braunstone is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, giving a population of “two sokemen and four villeins”). Child sexual abuse whether within a public (institutional/official) or private (familial/domestic) setting occurs behind closed doors. Part of the power/violence of the abuser is...