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Why royals don’t live in their dukedoms
They may be the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, but Prince Harry and Meghan are only making their first official visit to the English county next week.
Duchess of Cambridge turns work wardrobe into uniform
While the world analyses sister-in-law Meghan’s fashion hits and misses, Catherine, is breathing a sartorial sigh of relief — having hit on a wardrobe staple that takes the scrutiny away.
Why I’m team Enid Blyton forever
IN the battle for nostalgic children’s books, give me Enid Blyton over Roald Dahl any day, writes Kerry Parnell. He may have been a better writer, but at least Enid never poisoned anyone.
Who and what Meghan and Harry will bring Down Under
Mountains of colour-coded luggage, an army of assistants and a secret stash of booze. There is no such thing as travelling light when you are a royal, writes Kerry Parnell.
Meghan nails first public speech without notes
It was unscripted, heartfelt and genuine. When Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, gave her first speech at her Grenfell charity cookbook launch this week, she did it entirely her way.
Weekday weddings are bad manners (even royal ones)
NOBODY likes a weekday wedding, writes Kerry Parnell. Expecting people to take a day off and take the kids out of school is the height of arrogance.
London’s hottest new spots to stay
From New York rooftop vibes to a hot new hotel in a building designed by the architect of the Titanic, here’s where you’ll want to stay in London in 2018.
How to dress like a royal — on a rubbish budget
Want to look like you have pedigree when the only member of your family with breeding is your dog? From posh boy pants to sensible shoes, here are six style rules the Royal Family follows.
Brick and mortar shops: a eulogy
AFTER spending half an hour locating an assistant, I was told they didn’t have my size, but I could “click and collect” a dress. No wonder real shops are disappearing, writes Kerry Parnell.
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