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What Meghan and Harry's old Montecito neighbours REALLY think of them

Sitting forlornly on an oak table, three lonely tins of Meghan Markle's $15 flower sprinkles are all that remain of what was once a lavishly promoted outpost of the Duchess's Californian empire.

4 best vegetables to plant in September for a plentiful patch

Summer is drawing to a close, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to call it quits on the garden. If you are looking to grow your own food, you might think that the time has passed and planting anything else is useless - but you'd be wrong.

Canada installs large Lake Ontario sign in latest jab at US

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has hit back at Donald Trump by installing a large sign on Canada's shoreline with the message: "Lake Ontario. Now and Always."

Amanda Abbington Hits Back at Giovanni Pernice's 'Banter' Claims

The year was his true 'annus horribilis', said Giovanni Pernice. One minute he was Strictly Come Dancing's most popular - not to mention longest serving - professional dancer.

The lawless Deliveroo shanty town that has left locals terrified

Tucked away behind a slew of coffee bars, tech start-ups and trendy eateries stands what must surely be one of London's most undesirable addresses.

Why I now fear Putin will fire a nuclear weapon: PHILIP INGRAM

As a former senior intelligence officer, I have learned to pay attention to the oddities, the small, unexplained details that make the hairs rise on the back of your neck.

SUE REID visits the modern day Noah's Ark built by a billionaire's son

The young cheetah lies unconscious on the operating table as the world's finest vets battle to mend her shattered back leg.

How to manage lymphoedema without expensive surgery or medication

It was meant to be a simple procedure, but shortly after surgery to remove a bothersome varicose vein, Jacqueline McWatt's legs became hard, swollen and agonisingly painful.

Tired ALL the time? Our experts reveal the 12 most common causes

Feeling tired all the time is one of the most common complaints that GPs have to deal with. One in five Britons say they suffer from this but, for experts, it can be difficult to determine the cause.

Andy Burnham Faces Labour Revolt as Ally Brands Ministers 'Scared and Lazy' If They Fail to Tackle Welfare Reform

WATCH: The GBN Breakfast panel react as Andy Burnham REFUSES to rule out tax rises

Ed Davey sparks fury after hinting about post-election Tory deal

The Lib Dem leader appeared to open the door last week to a pact with Kemi Badenoch's party to keep out Reform in the event of a hung Parliament.

Patients who put GP's name in email are more likely to get a reply

Researchers from Harvard University in the US analysed 3.6 million patient messages from more than 511,000 people.