Author: Tara Whitman

Health & Royal Tara Whitman is a freelance reporter covering health and royal affairs. Her reporting focuses on public health, medical developments, and the Royal Family.

Bookings have opened for Marella Cruises’ sixth Electric Sunsets voyage, with the adults-only music cruise returning in April 2027 featuring a battle between hits of the 1980s and 1990s. The all-inclusive price of £799 per person covers flights, transfers, all meals and drinks on board, as well as tips and service charges for the three-night sailing. Marella Discovery will depart Palma on Wednesday, April 28, 2027, calling at Valencia and Ibiza before returning to the Majorcan capital on Saturday, May 1. The cruise line has not yet revealed its headline performers but said the lineup would be announced early next…

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Meghan Markle is shifting her focus to her As Ever lifestyle brand following confirmation that her Netflix programme will not return for a third series, with plans for a cookbook and homeware products set for release in 2026. Sources indicated the Duchess of Sussex will continue to share cooking and crafting content through her social media channels, though in shorter formats than the television series allowed. One insider described the show as “a lot of work” and said Meghan is now concentrating on expanding her commercial ventures. A cookbook is expected in early 2026, with candles, wine and additional homeware…

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A recording of Barron Trump calling British emergency services after witnessing a woman being assaulted over a video call has been played to jurors at Snaresbrook Crown Court. The 19-year-old son of President Donald Trump contacted operators at 2.23am on January 18 last year, having first worked out how to reach emergency services in Britain from the United States. Prosecutors told the court that defendant Matvei Rumiantsev, 22, had answered a video call from Barron on the woman’s phone. He allegedly showed Barron her face before grabbing her hair, pushing her to the ground and shouting that she was “not…

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The artist responsible for bronze tributes to some of the Second World War’s most courageous women has been commissioned to create a sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II for the national memorial in central London. Karen Newman, whose works commemorate figures including secret agent Noor Inayat Khan and Special Operations Executive operative Violette Szabo, will contribute to the Birdcage Walk site designed by architect Lord Foster. Her portfolio includes a memorial to Inayat Khan, the first female radio operator sent into Nazi-occupied France, which stands in Gordon Square Gardens. A bronze bust of Szabo is positioned outside Lambeth Palace, while a…

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