Kathryn Ingate

Mel B highlights her top Spice Girls memories, including meeting Nelson Mandela, performing at Wembley and spending time with Princes William and Harry. She recalls a recent reunion with Prince William when receiving her MBE, noting that Victoria Beckham designed a revealing red gown for the ceremony and joking that Victoria knew exactly what she was doing. Mel describes the princes as charming during earlier encounters and says William praised her charitable work when presenting her with the medal.

Bradley Walsh prepares for a hiatus from The Chase as filming pauses for over a year, giving him the chance to return to acting and host the new Sky History series Out of This World. He expresses enthusiasm for new projects while affirming his commitment to rejoining the ITV quiz show. A new spin‑off, The Chase Around The World, will launch soon, featuring contestants traveling internationally to compete for a £100,000 prize.

King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their children at Highgrove House, marking the King’s first meeting with Archie and Lilibet in more than four years. While the reunion signals progress, royal commentator Jennie Bond argues that a lack of trust between Harry and the King remains the primary unresolved issue following the couple’s departure from royal duties and Harry’s public criticisms. No meeting is planned between Harry and Prince William, whose relationship reportedly remains strained. Bond highlights the Spencer family’s continued diplomatic support for both brothers, contrasting their approach with ongoing tensions within the royal household.

Dermot Murnaghan died at 68 following stage four prostate cancer, a diagnosis he previously described as a “gut punch” that left him regretting not seeking tests sooner. He expressed deep concern for the emotional impact on his family and encouraged men over 50 to undergo prostate screening, stressing the importance of early detection. His career included roles at Sky News, BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and hosting Eggheads.

Jeremy Clarkson rebuffed Chris Packham’s criticism of Clarkson’s Farm after Packham condemned the show’s portrayal of farming on Celebrity Gogglebox. Clarkson argued Packham knew his claims were untrue, citing a past visit Packham made to Diddly Squat Farm. Harriet Cowan joined the backlash, accusing Packham of misrepresenting farmers and sharing footage from her own farm to counter his comments.