All news by author: Patrick Hill

Harry was speaking in front of thousands of fans on stage at the event’s closing ceremony in Dusseldorf when he hailed the bravery and courage of the participants

Former FBI man Christopher Keenan was with Meghan when she travelled from LA to Germany this week, staying by her side at husband Harry’s Invictus Games

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have a packed schedule at the 2023 Invictus Games, mixing in some fancier events alongside the sporting days out

Meghan Markle made a quick pit stop in the UK en route to the Invictus Games in Dusseldorf, where she has reunited with Prince Harry - but didn't stay on British soil for very long

Meghan Markle has now arrived in Dusseldorf to join her husband Prince Harry at the Invictus Games, where she is expected to join her husband at several days of competition

Strictly star Angela Rippon had her email address and National Insurance number stolen in a payroll software hack which also affected British Airways and Boots

Egyptian billionaire and former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed died of old age on Wednesday - a day before the anniversary of the death of his son Dodi and Princess Diana

Springwatch host Chris Packham is hoping the government will heed the call of hundreds of scientists when they march on parliament to protest the issuing of new oil drilling licenses

Today's Channel tragedy, which claimed the lives of at least six people, comes just hours after the plan to house asylum seekers on a barge turned into a fiasco

Meghan Markle was seen wearing a wellness patch which works by increasing the nuerotransmitter gaba to reduce stress hormones and aid sleep, according to the makers

The new role will have the official job title of sustainability data reporting manager and will be required to keep an eye on greenhouse gas output at the Palace

James Hutchinson has been told he won't be a free man until he pays thousands of pounds in compensation to the family of a cyclist he killed in a road accident back in 2013

Andrew Malkinson faced deductions of tens of thousands from his future compensation to pay the state for his living costs while wrongly incarcerated - but the law is now changing

Lostprophets paedophile Ian Watkins is said to be in a critical condition after three inmates at HMP Wakefield - dubbed Monster Mansion for its inhabitants - "took him hostage" before launching a violent attack on him

Although she was born in Leicester and played for England until under-23 level, Ashleigh Plumptre chose to represent Nigeria and has been described as "a bit of a trailblazer"

The mind-altering chemical in magic mushrooms – psilocybin – is being tested on five patients. The government-funded trial starts at London's Imperial College in October

Andrew Malkinson said he feels more Dutch than English and decided to leave the UK for good after spending 17 years in jail for a rape he did not commit. Today, he boarded a train from London to Amsterdam

Home Secretary Suella Braverman went to Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, in March to promote her plan to deport refugees there - before her plans were ruled 'unlawful' last month

The scientist told how his life changed for ever after fronting regular TV briefings beamed live into millions of homes during the pandemic

Guests of the Crowne Plaza Terrigal Pacific in Australia - where the Lionesses will be staying - have com-plained about being kept awake by DJs playing booming tracks till 2am on weekends

Senior staff get complimentary seats at the tournament in one of Wimbledon's executive suites costing up to £4,995 per person after Barclays landed a partnership with the All England Club

Davide Sanclimenti posed with a fan, who was holding a bag apparently containing white powder, on a night out at Ibiza club Ushuaia. There is no suggestion that Davide has been involved in any illegal activity

Stephen's pal Duwayne insists he could have identified Matthew White – but accuses police of now putting the man in ID parade

England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow hauled off a Just Stop Oil protester who tried to cause chaos at the Lord’s test match against Australia by chucking orange paint powder

Roger Hallam has called on activists to carry out slow marches in London for seven days – and defy any police attempts to stop them