The Princess of Wales beams as she appears at the Royal Albert Hall for the Festival of Remembrance for her first high-profile appearance in months after undergoing cancer treatment. Kate was radiant as she cut a sleek figure in a black dress walking alongside Prince William into the lavish Kensington venue to celebrate Britain’s servicemen and women. It’s the Princess of Wales’ first high profile appearance since being diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer, in a year described by William as the ‘hardest’ of his life, where he remarked how proud he was of his father and wife for their bravery.

Disturbing new details have emerged from the inquest of an Oxford University student who killed himself after being ‘cancelled’ by fellow students at his college. Alexander Rogers, 20, found himself frozen out by his friends after he had sex with a female friend who then told other male students at Corpus Christi College that she felt ‘discomfort’ about the encounter, the coroner heard. Although the girl had no intention of reporting the incident formally, ‘her disclosures led to a growing sense of animosity toward Alexander in his social circle,’ the Coroner observed.

Donald Trump has vowed to return a bust of Winston Churchill to the Oval Office as a ‘mark of respect’. The bronze bust was removed by ‘woke’ Joe Biden when he defeated Trump in 2020 and was replaced by one of Hispanic union leader Cesar Chavez. Trump, a self-professed Anglophile whose mother was Scottish, has described the wartime leader as his ‘idol’ and called the Oscar-winning 2017 film The Darkest Hour, starring Gary Oldman as Churchill, ‘my favourite film ever.’

Mahendra Bahubali declares that with the blessings of his mother and the support of his people, Maheshmati has become the most prosperous kingdom in the world. The number…

King Charles’s anti-food waste project has saved 940 tonnes of food over the past 12 months – equivalent to more than two million meals. It has also raised millions of pounds and partnered with major supermarkets including Waitrose, Morrisons, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and M&S. This week the King will celebrate turning 76 in a new food waste distribution centre – as aides say the project’s success brings him ‘genuine joy’ after a ‘challenging year’ of health struggles.

The diplomatic nightmare presented to Sir Keir Starmer by Donald Trump’s victory deepened last night when it emerged that he called for an export ban on Trump’s America after he became Labour leader. Sir Keir – who insists that he ‘looks forward’ to working with the US President-elect – made his demand in a letter to Boris Johnson in 2020, after the death of George Floyd at the hands of US police triggered the Black Lives Matter protests. It is one of a series of embarrassing remarks made by the Prime Minister and his senior ministers which have emerged in the wake of Trump’s landslide win.