Palace hits back at Earl Spencer over bombshell claims in Diana book ↗
Front page leadThe Royal Family has responded to claims made by Earl Spencer regarding his sister Princess Diana's memoir, which was reportedly stolen.
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The Independent's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about the Royal Family and a body found in a search for a missing child. International coverage includes the war in Ukraine and Middle East developments. UK politics and sports also feature…
The Royal Family has responded to claims made by Earl Spencer regarding his sister Princess Diana's memoir, which was reportedly stolen.
A body has been discovered during the search for a three-year-old boy named Noah Woods in Suffolk, UK.
A Russian general has been killed in a drone strike in Ukraine, shortly after receiving an award from Vladimir Putin.
Former US President Donald Trump has expressed optimism that the conflict with Iran is nearing its conclusion.
The UK is being called upon to ban the far-right organization known as Patriot Platform, which is associated with anti-migrant protests.
A police commissioner representing the Reform party, earning £79,000 annually, has canceled a 130-date theatre tour following public criticism.
Manchester United has experienced a significant setback with a poor performance and defeat against Brighton in a challenging week.
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Andy Burnham and Mark Carney were present together at an emotionally significant Everton football match.
An official serving Henry VIII reportedly preserved a Catholic book that he was supposed to destroy.
A new life-extending drug for breast cancer patients has been made accessible through the NHS, offering significant hope.
An exploration of the Hyrox sport, detailing the extreme efforts participants undertake to achieve victory.
The article examines how Meta's smart glasses are increasing suspicion among women regarding street encounters.
Donald Trump has strongly criticized the Federal Reserve following their decision to increase interest rates for the first time in three years.
The main suspect in the 'Putney pusher' case has been discovered deceased at his residence in London.
A member of the UK armed forces has been identified after dying in a road traffic accident in Ukraine.
Chelsea's owner, Todd Boehly, has sold a portion of his stake in the club, with Clearlake now holding complete control.
Actress Lena Dunham has shared the news of the birth of her first child, conceived via surrogacy.
There are calls for the UK to consider a similar approach to Canada's as the EU suggests a proposal for 'associate membership'.
New projections indicate that UK energy bills may increase by over £400 in the upcoming year.
A memoir written by Charles Spencer about his sister, Princess Diana, has been stolen from a lorry.