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Author Tom Quinn claims Meghan Markle would never have considered naming her daughter Lilibet to be anything but complementary toward the late Queen - but insists Prince Harry knew it was 'intrusive'

Meghan Markle was thought to be left 'disappointed' after going from being a 'global superstar' to a member of the Royal Family and being told what she could and couldn't do

The staff member says that one thing that Meghan didn't enjoy at all was being compared to Princess Kate.

A Kensington Palace staff member has recalled Meghan Markle's reaction to royal life in Tom Quinn's new book, Gilded Youth An Intimate History of Growing Up in the Royal Family

To mark Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Lisa Salmon finds out why breaking the stigma around the illness in males is so important.

Charities described the numbers as 'deeply concerning' with 7,665 under-18s in England hospitalised with anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders over course of a year

NHS Digital research reveals scale of issues, with even higher number of 20- to 23-year-olds affected

The Sunday People investigation come ahead of a BBC3 documentary by Zara McDermott, which highlights the potentially dangerous sites on Instagram, TikTok and Twitter

Amid reports that the government may do away with part of its obesity strategy, Saman Javed explores whether it has had any impact

When “Amazing Grace,” the long-awaited documentary of Aretha Franklin’s 1972 gospel performance premiered to sold-out audiences in November 2018, first in New York and then Los Angeles, the reception was euphoric.

It is generally assumed that the best candidates for the job of prime minister are people who have considerable experience of top-level politics. Ideally, this experience would involve having served in the cabinet and in particular, having occupied one of the “great offices of state” – chancellor of the exchequer,…