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Harry's city financier dinner date: Duke will dine at home of millionaire Invictus Games trustee Guy Monson who was with warring Prince and brother William when they unveiled Diana statue on last joint engagement

The Duke of Sussex will spend the evening with Guy Monson, the former treasurer to the Cambridges and the Sussexes' joint foundation before Harry and Meghan quit as senior royals.

Sadiq Khan dons a trendy new suit as he celebrates winning an historic third term as London mayor by hailing his victory over 'Donald Trump-style populism' with blast at ex-US president's claim the capital has 'opened its doors to jihad'

The Labour politician returned to his personal feud with the former US president following his victory in last week's mayoral election in the capital.

Man suffers from severely swollen penis for 17 YEARS due to silent infection with worms

The 72-year-old lived for 17 years with a severely swollen penis that caused him to look partially erect at all times, as well as a swollen scrotum and left leg.

Council 'jobsworths' order award-winning floral display group to complete £165 safety course before hanging baskets on lampposts so they don't electrocute themselves

In the 19 years since it was founded, the green-fingered members of Chatteris in Bloom have won a glittering array of awards for their colourful entries.

Our new-build homes flood every time it rains - because developers forgot to add drains! Residents 'heartbroken' that waterlogged gardens have ruined their pristine patios

Frustration has become the norm for homeowners in Warrington, Cheshire, who have been left with flooded gardens every time it rains - and they claim it's because drains were not installed.

Millionaire tyre tycoon and racehorse owner, 77, was 'compos mentis' when he handed most of his £12.3m will to two of his four children, court told

A millionaire tyre tycoon and racehorse owner was 'compos mentis' when he handed most of his will to two of his four children, a court was told.

P&O's £500,000-a-year boss is accused of being 'a modern day pirate' after admitting he couldn't live on £4.87-an-hour wage he paid workers - as he's grilled by MPs two years on from scandal which saw hundreds of staff fired over Zoom

Chief executive Peter Hebblethwaite repeatedly told MPs on the Business and Trade Committee that P&O's workers were not being exploited.

Meet the star hoping to beat Britain's 'nil points' curse: How Olly Alexander was bullied at school before finding fame in Years and Years and It's a Sin - but road to Eurovision has been rocky after Israel remarks and 'ambivalence' about Union Jac

He is hoping to become the UK's first Eurovision winner since 1997 after overcoming his struggles at school - where he faced homophobic taunts - to achieve success as both a singer and an actor.