FOLLOW LIVE COVERAGE OF THE ROYAL WEDDING HERE Prince Harry walks down the aisle in a traditional military uniform of a frockcoat of the Blues and Royals. The ensemble denotes his affinity with and affection for the armed forces, despite retiring from active service in 2015. The outfit consists of a frockcoat in doeskin depicting insignias and braiding that is particular to his regiment, the style
Britain’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia has been inundated with congratulations from across the Islamic world after it emerged that he converted to Islam and carried out the first Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca ever performed by a senior UK diplomat. The conversion of Simon Collis, the UK envoy to Riyadh, became public after pictures posted on Twitter showed him and his wife Huda wearing the traditional wh
At just the moment when you thought Tom Hiddleston had filled his quota of internet column inches for one year, today he is back – and people seem to be enjoying it. Stripped down to just a pair of pressed white boxer shorts for a W Magazine, the former Night Manager, current boyfriend of Taylor Swift and alleged future James Bond has put on his most potent display of (nearly) naked ambition, send
And that video, folks, is perhaps a fitting way to conclude our coverage of what has been a truly monumentous match. That Japanese victory, the sheer fearless, last-gasp nature of it, will go down in sporting history and become synonymous with heroism in the face of what appeared to be overwelming odds. The Brave Blossoms simply refused to lose and the theatre they served up will live long in the
On September 9 2015 Queen Elizabeth II will eclipse the record set by her great-great grandmother to become Britain's longest serving monarch. To celebrate this momentous achievement, here are 33 fascinating facts about the life and reign of Her Majesty. There are only five other monarchs who served Britain for over half a century. They are; (L-R) Queen Victoria (63 years), King George III (59 yea
Jump to navigation Shinzo Abe, Japan’s prime minister, visited the Yasukuni shrine (above) on Boxing Day, where (among many others) 14 class A war criminals are enshrined. Credit: Photo: REUTERS A. Yasukuni was founded under orders from then-emperor Meiji in 1869 as a Shinto shrine to commemorate individuals who died in the civil strife that helped restore his authority after centuries of rule by
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