Martin Robinson

1 week ago | aol.co.uk | Martin Robinson

There are iconic nightclubs – The Cotton Club, Studio 54, and of course Spiders in Hull – and then there is the Tropicana in Havana. This legendary club was the pinnacle of the Golden Era in the 1950s, the happening joint in post-war, pre-missile crisis Cuba where the likes of Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington and Celia Cruz would drink, dance and dazzle. It was known for its glamour and its music, with a cabaret showcasing pulsating performances.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Martin Robinson

The royal bodyguard who was with William and Harry on the day Princess Diana died would have been 'horrified' at their estrangement, a former colleague told MailOnline today. Graham Craker embraced the role of 'protector and pseudo-parent' to the brothers when they were children, especially when they were sent to boarding school and lost their mother. Mr Craker, who was fondly nicknamed 'Crackers' by the two Princes, was a Metropolitan Police officer for 35 years after joining as a teenager.

1 week ago | msn.com | Martin Robinson

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1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Martin Robinson

This immediately feels like the album of summer 2025. Meaning, it’s not some straight-up feel-good dance album, rather its many danceable joys feel hard-won on songs that always feel like they’re having to shake themselves free of the darkness as they head towards the light. Take title track With A Vengeance, which takes echoing sirens, and the words “Here on my own,” before breaking it down, skittering it forward and rolling into the sound of defiance.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Martin Robinson

Prince Harry was better protected in war-ravaged Ukraine than on the streets of the UK, a source close to the émigré royal told MailOnline today. The Duke of Sussex has been accused of hypocrisy after he met dozens of wounded soldiers in Lviv yesterday despite claiming he and his family cannot be safe in Britain without taxpayer-funded police bodyguards.