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Earl Spencer has revealed a disagreement between King Charles and Prince Philip over Princess Diana's funeral and his disagreement with the treatment of Harry and William during the period.

'You're allowed your free speech but do it somewhere else.'Former Editor of The Sun, Kelvin MacKenzie gives his take on how he would handle the backlash Ed Sheeran is receiving.

The Conservatives have confronted a Labour-run London council with 'deep concerns' over the signing off of a school forcing female pupils to wear hijabs.Barnet Hill Academy, an independent Islamic faith school, requires girls from the age of seven to wear hijabs and will become state-funded from the beginning of September after the local authority approved its application last month.Voluntary-aided (VA) schools are maintained and funded by local authorities, while their governing bodies retain control over areas including staffing and admissions.

‘How many girls have to be raped or sexually assaulted until it is stopped?’ Reform UK’s Mayoral candidate for London Laila Cunningham slams Labour’s approach to stopping the small boats crisis.

'People have forgotten how febrile those times were.'Despite the Chief of MI5 warning Britain faces greater danger today than after 9/11, former adviser to Yvette Cooper, Danny Shaw says the UK is better prepared to tackle Islamist terror than it was back in 2001.

'We have become subsidy junkies.'Former Editor of The Sun, Kelvin MacKenzie defends Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch's plan to cut housing benefits for non-EU nationals.

‘If people want to protest, then have the guts to show the public who you are.’Baroness Foster says the Government putting working-class inequality at the centre of its equalities agenda is an admission by Labour that there is discrimination in the UK.

'This is a performative pantomime from Andy Burnham.'Political Commentator Maajid Nawaz, says Andy Burnham imposing sanctions on Israel shows the PM is pandering to voters on the left to retain those who may be swayed by the Green Party.

Sister of Rhiannon Whyte, Alex explains why she joined the protest that took place in Portsmouth over the weekend and discusses the attendees at the event.