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Prince William has said he will "support The Queen in the years ahead" in a tribute to his late grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh.

Prince Harry has said the Duke of Edinburgh was "a legend of banter" and he and Meghan "will always hold a special place for you in our hearts".

Shoppers have queued to get back into stores and drinkers enjoyed early morning pints as lockdown rules were eased in England.

Boris Johnson has ordered a review into Greensill Capital following the David Cameron lobbying controversy - as Rishi Sunak was asked to appear before parliament to explain his involvement.

Former cabinet minister and Liberal Democrat peer Shirley Williams - one of the "Gang of Four" who defected from Labour in the early 1980s - has died aged 90.

A first-century Roman statue has been recovered by two off-duty Italian police officers almost a decade after it was stolen.

A man has appeared in court charged with murdering the millionaire hotelier Sir Richard Sutton.

Jail staff are threatening to force-feed Putin critic Alexei Navalny, who has lost 15kg (33lbs) in weight since he was taken to the prison last month, according to his allies.

Police in Paris are hunting a gunman who opened fire outside a hospital, killing one person and seriously injuring another.

Boris Johnson has said Prince Philip "touched the lives of millions" and "made this country a better place" as all the UK's parliaments were recalled early from the Easter recess to pay tribute to the duke.