Paul Thompson

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Thompson

A retired builder facing a £200,000 legal bill over a long running boundary dispute with his neighbour has vowed not to pay up and insisted: 'I have no regrets.'Samuel Horton has been hit with the huge bill after losing a bitter legal dispute with his next-door neighbour Jonathan Orchard over a 16 inch strip of land that separates their homes in Essex. Despite being ordered by a court to pay his neighbour's costs he today vowed: 'I will not hand over a single penny.

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Thompson

A multi-millionaire who was told his plans for a 'Hobbit house' waterfront mansion on the famous Sandbanks peninsula were too garish has come back with a radical eco redesign in a bid to finally get the go ahead to build. Tom Glanfied spent a record £13.5m to buy ‘Britain’s most expensive bungalow’ which he wanted to knock down and replace with something much bigger - but was told his original plan would stand out too much in a conservation area.

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Thompson

Prince Harry was brought to tears as he was told he had changed the lives of so many people as an emotion charged ceremony closed the Invictus Games in Vancouver. He visibly welled up after Canadian Premier Justin Trudeau spoke of the impact Harry had on so many injured military veterans and their families with his work and dedication. Harry gave a thumbs up to the speech and looked down with tears in his eyes as the 20,000 people at the ceremony gave him a lengthy standing ovation.

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Thompson |Noor Qurashi

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a leaf out of Prince Harry’s book as he posed for selfies during his first appearance at the Invictus Games. The PM draped himself in a scarf from New Zealand supporters while waiting for Harry to arrive, happily accepting every photo request. Despite his attire, he sat among a large contingent of friends and family of the Canadian team. When casually dressed Harry arrived they embraced before settling down to watch the indoor rowing event.

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Thompson

Prince Harry got caught up in the emotion of one of the last events of the Invictus Games as he cheered from the sidelines at the sitting volleyball finals. Surrounded by supporters of the Nigerian team he was clearly enjoying himself as he cheered on the team in the final against Brazil. Later, after presenting the gold medal to the victorious Brazil team he joined in a group photo of all the finalists who had gathered with their arms around each other on the court.