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Shane MacGowan's band The Pogues slam The Guardian's 'terrible' obituary which describes the musician as having 'broken teeth and large ears'Ĭhannel 4 'AXES fan favourite Christmas show' - as it becomes latest casualty amid claims the broadcaster is battling to cut costs I'm A Celebrity fans call for Nigel Farage to 'LEAVE' show after he tells 'national treasure' Josie Gibson to 'shut up' in furious jungle outburstĬarol Voderman, 62, flaunts her curves in figure-hugging lime green dress as she attends An Audience With Kylie eventĮntrepreneur reveals how she turned a passion for art into a thriving online business I'm a Celebrity camp in chaos as major health hazard is revealed following campmate blunderįiona Phillips, 62, blames her early dementia diagnosis on 11 years of 3am starts for breakfast television Six other Britons have also been charged and named as Ryan Bridges, Simon Robert Flanagan, Tegan Jewel Sumerlee, Susan Amanda Lyle, Nicola Marie Sanderson, and Peter Carl Murphyĭuke and Duchess of Sussex are urged to end their 'deafening silence' and speak out in defence of King Charles and Princess of Wales Authorities have alleged that Holmes Cameron and her brother Marc Cameron Grinstead are the ringleaders and have charged them with fraud and membership of a criminal gang. The 44-year-old, who is also known as Laura Joyce, is accused of setting up a company with her brother which prosecutors say was actually a 'profit-motivated organised gang'. Spanish detectives say the alleged scheme, which came to light in 2017, saw them target three hotel groups on the Balearic island in the space of two years and could have cost the businesses up to £9.6million. Laura Holmes Cameron, who hails from Essex, is one of eight people alleged to have convinced tourists to lie about being ill so they could claim compensation from hotels on the island.

The King is said to be taking the taking the furore over the book 'very seriously' and will consult senior advisers next week on the family's next step, with 'all options' including legal action set to be considered.Ī glamorous British mother could face more than six years in prison after being accused of being part of a food poisoning scam on the Spanish island of Majorca. But one source close to the Royal Family insisted Harry and Meghan should speak out on the matter, telling the paper : 'For the couple that talked about 'death by a thousand no comments', the silence at this point is deafening.' Another insider added that the decision not to respond was 'interesting' given the Sussexes' previous complaints about not being supported against negative press stories.

Sources close to the Duchess of Sussex, who allegedly wrote down the names of the two family members in letters to King Charles, have insisted to that she 'never intended them to be publicly identified' and that it 'was not leaked to Mr Scobie by anyone in her camp, the Telegraph reports. High profile public figures have rallied in support of the pair after they were named first in a Dutch translation of Scobie's new book, Endgame, and then reported by the BBC on Friday morning morning.

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The Duke and Duchess and Sussex have been told to end their 'deafening silence' after the King himself and his daughter-in-law were named as the royals alleged to have made remarks about the skin colour of Prince Archie. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been urged to speak out and back King Charles and Princess Catherine amid suggestions Buckingham Palace could take legal action amid the Omid Scobie race row.