The Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex will be separated by cousin Peter Phillips as they walk in a line behind their grandfather's coffin at Windsor Castle on Saturday afternoon.

Prince Philip's extraordinary attention to detail will be on show at his funeral this Saturday as all his own minute preparations for the ceremony will be realised.

The HMS Queen Elizabeth was flooded with salt water following the 'minor breach' of a pipe when she sailed from Portsmouth to Scotland in March.

Test and Trace figures show new cases in England dipped by 34% last week, with 19,196 positive tests recorded in the seven days to April 7 - compared to 29,178 at the end of March.

Lord Pickles insisted Andrew Cumpsty's experience had been 'very useful' in the work of the body.

Dozens of riders carrying three guns rode along the Long Walk up to Cambridge Gate where tributes to Prince Philip have been laid.

Public Health England data also showed no councils had an infection rate above 100 cases per 100,000 people for the first time since August. Professor Tim Spector suggested herd immunity.

Sarah Ferguson, more commonly known as Fergie, and her ex-husband Prince Andrew have both been by the 94-year-old monarch's side this week since the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.

The monarch, 94, stoically returned to royal duties on Tuesday, just four days after Prince Philip died at Windsor Castle, hosting a retirement ceremony for her right-hand man of 14 years, the Earl Peel.

A man has been stabbed to death and three others rushed to hospital with knife wounds after an attack in Thorpe St Andrew near Norwich, Norfolk.

The flowers and condolence messages were moved from outside Buckingham Palace and within the Royal Parks to the nearby private gardens at Marlborough House in London.

An Oxford University study estimated 39 people out of a million develop cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) after having Covid-19, compared to four to five per million after a vaccine.

Simon Case, formerly private secretary to the Duke of Cambridge, ordered the heads of all government departments to search their ranks for civil servants taking money for a second job.

Boris Johnson insisted his government was 'tough' on lobbying as he fended off attacks from Sir Keir Starmer at PMQs, with the Labour leader jibing about 'the return of Tory sleaze'.

The Duke of York has demanded to go as an Admiral to Saturday's service at Windsor, in a move condemned today including by one former Territorial Army officer who blasted it as a 'hissy fit'.

The Queen's granddaughter, 30, shared the lengthy post on Instagram alongside two pictures of her with the Duke of Edinburgh, who passed away last Friday.

Madoff died on Wednesday morning from natural causes at the Federal Correctional Facility in Butner, North Carolina, where he was 12 years into a 150 year prison sentence.

Greece will lift quarantine restrictions for tourists from the UK, EU, and four other countries. Travellers will have to be vaccinated or test positive to avoid quarantine. The UK won't allow travel until May 17.

The energy supplier handed dismissal notices to around 1,000 employees on April 1 following months of controversy over owner Centrica's plans to up hours and cut pay rates.

The former England rugby pro, 42, who is married to The Duke of Edinburgh's granddaughter, Zara Tindall, usually hosts the sports podcast with James Haskell and Alex Payne.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock argued workers have a 'duty of care' because elderly residents are most at risk of dying from the virus. DHSC is launching a five-week consultation today.

Research by the University of Birmingham adds to evidence that the Covid jabs work for elderly people who notoriously have weaker immune systems and respond less well to vaccines.

Isobel Rowbotham was one of three people seriously injured when she was knifed in the arm by Usman Khan during a rampage in London that left two others dead on November 29, 2019.

Bernie Madoff has died in prison at the age of 82.

Channel 5's documentary Here Come the Gypsies, which airs tomorrow, highlights the lives of traveller communities across the UK and dives into their traditions.

Developer Keltbray is set to demolish the Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre, and replace it with a £1billion development, including nearly 1,000 new flats - 116 of which are social rent home.

Former model Kathryn Mayorga claims she was mentally incapacitated when she accepted the out-of-court settlement with Ronaldo after claiming he raped her in a Las Vegas hotel in 2009.

Britain is not expected to use any of Johnson & Johnson's vaccine before June at the earliest, by which time most adults will already have been vaccinated with something else.

The Duke of Edinburgh will be borne to St George's Chapel in Windsor in the back of his self-designed hearse, one of two 'open top' hybrid Land Rovers developed with the help of the Army.

The son of the partner of hotel tycoon Sir Richard Sutton is facing a three-week trial after being charged over his murder.

Property tycoon Christian Candy has been given the green light to dig a 20-metre tunnel allowing access from his luxury pad to a underground car museum, dance studio and wine cellar.

The Prime Minister said he wants a review led by Nigel Boardman to be 'done quickly', with the legal expert to be given 'maximum possible access'.

Leona Brown, 39, was cradling her baby bump on a chair in her front room when she heard explosive banging at the front door in Walthamstow, north-east London.

Judy Parfitt, 85, said Bafta bosses prefer 'dramas with lots of breasts'. Meanwhile Dr Turner actor Stephen McGann, 58, also said the show deserves more recognition.

Desperate shoppers throughout the UK were seen sprinting to join queues for popular stores as Footfall at all the UK's retail destinations was up by 410 per cent on this day last year.