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Awkward moment from Kate and William’s Caribbean tour King will want to avoid

When the King touches down on the sandy shores of the Bahamas today, he will be acutely aware that this tour has the potential to descend into a PR nightmare and be overshadowed by a number of controversial issues. From reparations to questions over the relevance of a royal state visit, the monarch knows he’s treading on fragile waters.

Andy Burnham must prove he’s more than Mr Nice Guy

British voters believe the economy is collapsing and things are only going to get worse. But while they think Andy Burnham is a nice guy who wants to help, they don’t have any confidence in him to make a difference.

I’m a tyre expert

A tyre expert has revealed the biggest differences between premium tyres and budget options, with road users likely to notice variations under specific conditions. James Harding, tyre expert at BlackCircles, has revealed that road users will notice the biggest change in heavy rain, under sudden braking, during an emergency manoeuvre or while travelling on the motorway, with premium tyres holding some special secrets. Budget tyres, such as Autogreen, Dynamo and iLink tend to cost between £40 and £60, making it much more affordable for road users needing repair work.

PMOS changes The Express GP explains

Polycystic ovary syndrome – also known as PCOS – was renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) in May 2026. It’s common and affects around three to four million women in the UK. PMOS can affect your periods, skin, hair growth, fertility and emotional wellbeing. Symptoms vary considerably: some women have mild symptoms, while others are more severely affected. There is no cure, but treatment can help you manage your symptoms and protect your health.

Experts share 7 costly mistakes pensioners should avoid before the Budget

Pensioners are being warned against making rushed financial decisions ahead of next week's Autumn Budget. Chancellor John Healey is set to deliver his first Budget under Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Wednesday, October 28. Among the issues attracting attention are possible changes to tax-free pension withdrawals and the treatment of inherited wealth, although no further restrictions on pension lump sums have been confirmed.

A Court of Splintered Harmony: Fans revel in midnight release at Carrickfergus event

Torrential rain and high winds may not be what many would consider fantastical.

Israel election live: polls open in most consequential vote in country’s history

Hello and welcome to our coverage of the Israeli elections. Polls have opened in the first election since the Hamas-led attacks of 7 October 2023, Israel’s subsequent destruction of Gaza, and the launch of its war with the US against Iran.

Theatre Royal Wakefield expansion plans lodged

Plans for a major extension and refurbishment of Theatre Royal Wakefield have been submitted to the council.

Prince Harry told to 'keep his mouth shut' in brutal blow to royal peace hopes

Prince Harry has been warned that his latest media crusade is actively destroying any hope of a royal reconciliation. The Duke of Sussex sparked a fresh wave of fury after he appeared in a new interview with GQ to promote his MasterClass project, claiming he wants peace with the Royal Family but others "don't want it to work out."

Colin Kaeperpernick: Why I would do it all again despite it costing my career

'I would do it again' - Kaepernick reflects on price of protest, 10 years on

Energy bills could hit nearly £2,200 a year for thousands of households

Thousands of UK households may see energy bills climb to as high as £2,200 each year as world conflicts continues to drive up gas prices. The surge is predicted by EDF in a new report seen by The Times, which forecasts a 27 per cent rise.

Australia: Sunscreen brands face stricter rules after safety scandal

Australian sunscreen manufacturers will be subject to stricter rules in the wake of a safety scandal that saw popular brands pulled off shelves.