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King Charles and Queen Camilla have bid farewell to the Japanese Emperor following his state visit to the UK this week. .
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Evening StandardNew portrait of King released as Queen pays tribute to armed forces
The event is held annually in June for the country to show its support for veterans, service families, cadets and those still serving.
- OK! Magazine
King Charles' new portrait revealed as Queen Camilla pays tribute in rare address
The King and Queen Camilla have paid tribute to the "determination, unrelenting efforts and selfless loyalty" of the Armed Forces as the Royal Family mark Armed Forces Day
- People
Sophia Bush Has Fallen 'in Love For the First Time' with “One Tree Hill ”amid Rewatch Podcast
'One Tree Hill' premiered on the WB in 2003 and its finale aired nine years later in 2012
- Reuters
Trip down memory lane for Japan's emperor and wife on final day of UK visit
Japan's Emperor Naruhito and his wife took a trip down memory lane on Friday, the final day of their week-long stay in Britain, with a visit to the medieval university city of Oxford where they both studied in the 1980s. The imperial couple's formal state visit concluded on Thursday with a goodbye from King Charles and Queen Camilla at Buckingham Palace, but they squeezed in a trip to Oxford before flying home. The 64-year-old emperor attended Oxford's Merton College in 1983-1986, while his wife Empress Masako, 60, studied international relations in the late 1980s down the road at Balliol College.
- BANG Showbiz
Sarah Ferguson has turned down ‘I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!’ hundreds of times
While opening up about how she is trying to land a role in ‘Bridgerton’, Sarah Ferguson has said she’s rejected offers to appear on ‘I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!’ “hundreds of times”.
- The Telegraph
Why were pineapples off the state banquet menu at Buckingham Palace?
Traditional pineapples were absent from the Japanese state banquet table at Buckingham Palace last week after royal aides dropped the fruit course to allow more mingling.
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Queen pays tribute to past and present servicemen and women on Armed Forces Day
The Queen has hailed servicemen and women as a “source of inspiration, reassurance and pride” for the nation in a video message marking Armed Forces Day. In the rare national statement, Camilla paid tribute to the efforts of the military, in the face of “challenges and dangers” that not only safeguard the UK “but also defend liberties way beyond these shores”. Camilla’s message also reflected her personal association with the Armed Forces, as she described herself as the “proud daughter of an Army officer” and wore her Royal Lancers brooch – her late father’s regiment and the military unit she serves as Colonel in Chief.
- PA Media: UK News
Japanese empress given honorary degree by Oxford University
The royals started their visit being led around Balliol College by Oxford chancellor Lord Patten.
- AFP
Re-published study lacks evidence linking Covid-19 shots to death
Nearly a year after censorship claims first surfaced online over a pulled preprint study, social media posts allege the researchers were recently vindicated as a new version linking Covid-19 vaccines to widespread death was published in a journal. But medical experts continue to question the methodology, saying the paper's sample does not provide enough context to support the conclusion of mass mortality.
- The Independent
How David Beckham got ‘revenge’ on Prince Harry for Meghan Markle snub
The prince allegedly ignored the footballer after agreeing to meet him
- OK! Magazine
Amanda Holden takes brutal swipe at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry with five-word comment
Amanda Holden has claimed that the British public don't "really care" about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and argued the press make "too much" of the couple's moves
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Princess Anne major health update delivered by her husband Sir Timothy as she's moved from hospital
Princess Anne's husband has spoken out about his wife's five day hospital stay and her return home after she survived a head injury from a horse on her property
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Princess Beatrice seen partying until 2am at Glastonbury VIP bar as crowd hurls abuse at King Charles
Princess Beatrice partied until 2am at a secret VIP Glastonbury hideout as a band chanted "F**k the King" just hours before the royal was seen knocking back drinks
- Hello!
Elizabeth Hurley, 59, is a goddess in tiny string bikini
Elizabeth Hurley showed off her incredible physique in a yellow string bikini as she posed for Instagram – and the Gossip Girl actress, 59, looked better than ever. See photos.
- Hello!
Victoria Beckham's new dress will have the royal family queuing up
Victoria Beckham's latest dress is a monochrome style that is very royal-esque! Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and Duchess Sophie have all worn the wife of David Beckham's designs.
- OK! Magazine
Royle Family stars unrecognisable as they reunite – 36 years since beloved TV hit
Sue Johnston, well-known for playing matriarch Barbara Royle, celebrated with fellow Royle family and Brookside stars as she was awarded the Freedom of the City of Liverpool
- The Independent
Dua Lipa and Charli XCX’s tiny, must-see set proved that Glastonbury misjudged our big pop girls
COMMENT: Nothing shimmered at Glastonbury on Friday as much as Charli XCX’s sweaty bacchanal on one of its smallest stages. Adam White argues that Glastonbury has overlooked the ‘Brat’ artist, along with pop ladies-in-waiting like Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter, to its own detriment
- People
Lauren Sánchez Rocks an Itsy Bitsy Gold Bikini While Jet Skiing with Jeff Bezos
She and her fiancé have reportedly been in Greece for a few weeks
- Hello!
Nicole Scherzinger wows in thigh-split corset dress on St. Mortitz getaway
Nicole Scherzinger looked better than ever in a white corset dress as she posed in front of an incredible mountains backdrop on her St. Moritz vacation.
- Sky News
Glastonbury: Coldplay joined by Michael J Fox on stage for history-making fifth headline set
Coldplay have become the first act in history to headline Glastonbury five times – playing a record-breaking set to a huge, sparkling audience for whom it felt like coming home. Thousands in the crowd will no doubt have seen them at least once here before, but no matter - they have their detractors, but you cannot argue with the fact Chris Martin's band can put on a headline performance worthy of Worthy Farm. Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis was among the special guests watching stage-side as they performed to a crowd stretching way back into the night, and they were also joined by stars and musicians including rapper Little Simz on stage.