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The best European river cruises to drift through warmer weather

5 days ago | pa.media | Sarah Marshall

Laced with scenic waterways, Europe is a joy to discover by water – especially during the summer months when bank sides are lined with outdoor attractions and festivals. Calmer than a traditional ocean cruise, navigating rivers is ideal for anyone wanting to travel at a slower pace with multiple opportunities to jump off and explore. Across the continent, multiple events are taking place to commemorate iconic figures and celebrate the birth of major cities.
Jean Marsh: Veteran stage and screen actress best known as no-nonsense maid

1 week ago | pa.media | Helen William

Jean Marsh, the stage and screen actress who has died at the age of 90, was best known for her role as a no-nonsense parlour maid in classic TV drama Upstairs, Downstairs. The saga which chronicled the lives of a rich family in London and their servants through various historical events between 1903 and 1930, became a firm favourite of TV viewers when the costume drama aired between 1971 and 1975.
How Carey Mulligan’s brother found himself dodging bombs and bullets in Iraq

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Hannah Stephenson

The irony of his sister Carey Mulligan’s glamorous film career compared with his own army experience dodging bombs and bullets in war-torn countries isn’t lost on Owain Mulligan, genial and witty sibling of the famous movie star. “I remember on one of my tours I flew to Afghanistan on a trooping flight with 150 other soldiers, and all they give you is a bottle of water on board, but apart from that they sit you in your helmet and body armour for 10 hours.
Woman to commentate on Grand National for first time in more than 70 years

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Eleanor Barlow

A woman will commentate on Saturday’s Grand National for the first time in more than 70 years. Gina Bryce will take the third leg of the commentary from Aintree racecourse in Merseyside for BBC Radio 5 Live’s coverage of the steeplechase. The 41-year-old broadcaster said: “Never in a million years did I think I’d get the opportunity to do something like this.
Brand says he ‘never engaged in non-consensual activity’ after being charged

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Ted Hennessey |Hannah Roberts

Comedian and actor Russell Brand said he has “never engaged in non-consensual activity” after he was charged with sexual offences, including rape. The Metropolitan Police have charged Brand, who is understood to be living in the US, by post with one count each of rape, indecent assault and oral rape, as well as two counts of sexual assault, relating to four separate women, and issued a court summons.
Veterans recall ‘euphoric’ VE Day celebrations ahead of 80th anniversary

3 weeks ago | pa.media | George Lithgow

A group of Second World War veterans have described dancing and singing in the streets during “euphoric” Victory in Europe Day celebrations nearly 80 years ago. The six veterans, all aged between 96 and 100, gathered for a tea party at The Ritz in central London to share their memories of the “joyous” partying on Tuesday May 8 1945, after six years of devastating conflict.
Geri Horner says ‘there will be something’ from full Spice Girls line-up

3 weeks ago | pa.media | Rob Freeman

Geri Horner has predicted all five Spice Girls will perform together at some point in the future. The five members of the group have not performed together since the closing ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics, a 2019 reunion going ahead without Victoria Beckham. But Horner told The Sunday Times “there will be something” with all five members involved. “My hope is we come back together as a collective,” she said. “It’s more respectful to come as one.
King ‘required hospital observation’ due to cancer treatment side effects

3 weeks ago | pa.media | Laura Elston

The King “required a short period of observation in hospital” after experiencing side effects from his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace has said. Charles has cancelled an away day to Birmingham on Friday to prioritise his recovery as a precautionary measure and is now back at Clarence House. The King, 76, was said to be on good form at his London home where he is working on state papers and making calls from his study.
Prince of Wales to appear on episode of Clarkson’s Farm

3 weeks ago | pa.media | Laura Elston

The Prince of Wales is to appear on an episode of Clarkson’s Farm, and revealed that Prince George will be among the fans tuning in. William was joined by stars of the hit series, Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland on a visit to meet young farmers in Somerset on Wednesday. A camera crew from the Amazon Prime show followed William on his trip to Folly Farm, nestled in a 250-acre nature reserve in Pensford, Chew Valley, where he was raising awareness of mental health care for farmers.
King and Queen’s state visit to Vatican postponed due to need for Pope to rest

4 weeks ago | pa.media | Laura Elston

The King and Queen’s state visit to the Vatican has been postponed because the Pope needs an “extended period of rest and recuperation”, Buckingham Palace has announced. Charles and Camilla were due to visit Pope Francis in the Holy See in just under two weeks’ time. Buckingham Palace said the tour was put on hold by mutual agreement after medical advice suggested Francis would benefit from extra time to recuperate.