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Tongan King drops sale of $9m 'palace' after protests
Opponent says islanders would never have seen money if Epsom mansion sold.
Kiwi sav blancs to grace the Queen's wine cellar
Two New Zealand wines have been deemed fit for a queen - the Queen of England in fact.
Wills and Kate meet Hollywood royalty
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend the inaugural BAFTA Brits to Watch event at the Belasco Theatre in Los Angeles.
Royal wedding aims to revive glamour days
Grace Kelly has been dead for nearly three decades, but her shadow still falls across Monaco.
Pippa and Harry get tongues wagging
Prince Harry has been getting together with Pippa Middleton - but sources are split on whether it is a romance or just friendship.
TV Eye: A right royal runaround
Living Channel screened Prince Philip at 90 over Queen's Birthday weekend. What good timing. What a nice present for him after all those years of trailing behind Her Maj.
Morrissey compares Queen to Gaddafi
Morrissey has compared Queen Elizabeth to Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
Queen expresses sympathy to Irish - but no apology
The Queen was given a warm welcome during an emotional visit to Ireland's Croke Park sports ground, site of an infamous 1920 massacre.
Blue blood flows in Johnny's veins
Johnny Depp has been hailed as a possible distant relative of the British monarchy.
Dying Princess Diana image set to shock
A graphic image of a dying Princess Diana is set to be screened in a controversial documentary into her fatal crash.
Royal honeymoon delayed
The new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge boarded a Royal Flight helicopter to return home - and in William's case, to work.
James Griffin: A right royal fight for freedom
Catherine Elizabeth Middleton, or "Kate" as she was known before she became a Princess only hours earlier, was simply glad to be alone for a change - and to finally sit down for a bit.
Theatre Preview: Mary Stuart, Maidment Theatre
The play Mary Stuart brings Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots face-to-face, as played by two of our own leading ladies.