Russell Myers

1 week ago | birminghammail.co.uk | Carrington Walker |Darren Lewis |Russell Myers

The future King gave his thoughts on his beloved Aston Villa's Champions League quarter-final clash against Paris Saint-Germain in a video that has since gone viralPrince William could be set for a football punditry career after shocking TV execs with his tactical knowledge.(Image: Pierre Suu, Getty Images)Prince William has caused quite the stir in the world of sports broadcasting following his viral punditry debut on Wednesday night (April 9).

4 weeks ago | edinburghlive.co.uk | Russell Myers |Anders Anglesey |Jacob Farr |Jacob FarrReporter

King Charles III has been forced to cancel engagements after being admitted temporarily to hospital after suffering side effects to his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace confirmed tonight. Charles, who has been undergoing weekly treatment for the disease since his diagnosis last February, was admitted for observation this morning but has since been discharged, the Mirror reports.

1 month ago | msn.com | Russell Myers |Jennifer Newton

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1 month ago | edinburghlive.co.uk | Jennifer Newton |Russell Myers

Prince William donned his full military attire, hopped aboard a tank, and participated in trench warfare exercises while visiting UK troops stationed near Russia today. The Colonel-in-Chief of the Mercian Regiment oversaw an important ceremony at Tapa Camp, overseeing the transfer of duty from the Royal Dragoon Guards to his regiment, located a mere 80 miles from Russia's border.

1 month ago | edinburghlive.co.uk | Jennifer Newton |Russell Myers

The Princess of Wales has made a heartfelt return to the significant St Patrick's Day event she was unable to attend last year, and she didn't come empty-handed. Today, Kate, in her capacity as colonel of the Irish Guards, joined the regiment for their annual St Patrick's Day parade. She missed the event last year due to recovery from abdominal surgery and a cancer diagnosis.