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In Pictures: 60 Years of Notting Hill Carnival

The Notting Hill Carnival began in 1966 to foster cohesion following an outbreak of racial violence. Today, the annual Caribbean community-led event is one of the world’s largest street festivals.

Reform suspends two officials over donations sting as Farage admits their comments ‘don’t look good’

Here are some more lines from Nigel Farage’s interview with LBC this morning where he gave his response to the undercover report about an apparent Reform UK plot to evade election donations rules. (See 9.07am.)

Fury as poo and food covered in maggots left at UK beauty spot

A stunning UK national park was left littered with human faeces, food swarming with maggots, and a tent full of camping gear over the August bank holiday weekend. Bannau Brycheiniog National Park said an apparent increase in litter dumping at scenic locations reflects a "change in attitude" among some visitors, adding that fly-tipping is never justified.

Save hundreds with this ‘gorgeous’ £59 dress that channels Princess Kate

As children head back to school, I found myself revisiting some of the Princess of Wales’s most memorable off-duty looks - and one brown polka-dot dress immediately stood out. Back in 2022, Princess Catherine was photographed wearing a Rixo design that cost more than £200.

'Triple blow' for savers over tax-free Personal Savings Allowance rule

Households with savings face a ‘triple blow’ in the next 12 months say financial experts after a cut to Cash ISAs and a freeze on the tax-free Personal Savings Allowance - while tax rates for savings have been increased.

Prince Harry has returned to 'make his own film about his mother'

The Daily Mail's Senior Editor-at-Large predicted the anniversary will drag Diana's legacy back into focus and place fresh strain on William and Harry's already fractured relationship.

King Charles's plans for King Harald's funeral 'still undecided' as William tipped to attend instead

WATCH: Michael Ellis says late King Harald V was 'gentle and down to Earth'

Viral massage gun with built-in hot and cold therapy is on sale

SHOPPING: Treat aches and pains with this powerful yet quiet percussive massager equipped with multiple attachments and offering both hot and cold treatment temperatures.

DWP minister confirms November date over PIP 'recommendations'

The DWP has shared an update about the on-going review of PIP. Senior DWP minister Sir Stephen Timms updated the Work and Pensions Committee about the major study, confirming a key November date.

Jewelry brand Astrid & Miyu has 20% off during its Labor Day sale

SHOPPING: Add a luxe touch to your jewelry box with 20 percent off sitewide at Astrid + Miyu, where you can score sparkling earrings, bracelets, rings, and necklaces for less during the Labor Day sale.

Princess Beatrice's husband Edo jets off to the US for a business trip

High-end interior design studio Banda Property revealed that the father-of-three travelled across the pond for an 'upcoming project'.

Former referees' boss says Dean ‘in fantasy land’; Spurs axe Richarlison; Liverpool head to Ipswich: football

The WSL season kicks-off tonight and the Guardian’s women’s football writer Suzanne Wrack is answering your questions at 1pm BST/8am ET. Ask her anything: from her career as a sports reporter to her hopes for the new season and the future of the women’s game: