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She has been branded a “Rottweiler” and “the most hated woman in Britain”, but on 6 May, the Queen Consort will be given a new title, that of Queen Camilla.

Less visited than neighbouring Tuscany, Umbria is “Italy’s unspoilt green heart”. Much of the region “consists of little but vineyards, olive groves and farms”, making for a “bucolic” landscape that is “freckled” with some of the country’s best-preserved medieval towns. And nowhere is more peaceful and idyllic than Umbria’s south,…

KEIR Starmer is set to scrap his party’s commitment to free university tuition, according to a report.

How familiar are you with the Victorian-era newspaper feature known as the Agony Column? You are likely familiar with its methods and central plot lines, even if you don’t know what it is!

The government scheme first launched back in 2013 but was closed to new applicants last year

Russian troops ‘set up camp, fished and dug defensive positions six miles from power plant’

Maitlis grilled the Duke of York about his ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during an infamous ‘Newsnight’ interview in 2019

Maitlis grilled the Duke of York about his ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during an infamous ‘Newsnight’ interview in 2019

Russian troops ‘set up camp, fished and dug defensive positions six miles from power plant’

The first memoir from Frieda Hughes tells the story of George, the magpie she adopted. The poet, painter and daughter of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes tells Jessie Thompson of her plans to keep writing about her life

The premise for this new exhibition is a “weird” one indeed, said Laura Freeman in The Times. On the face of it, the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) and the Swedish painter Hilma af Klint (1862-1944) have little in common: he was a cosmopolitan modernist, she a visionary mystic; he…