12 h. ago Could Meghan be back in Vogue? Magazine's new US editor 'follows' Duchess on Instagram

Anna Wintour, 75, who has led the magazine for 37 years stepped aside on Tuesday to make way for Chloe, 39, who was named head of editorial content for the fashion 'Bible's' American edition.

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8 d. ago Meghan Markle shares glimpse into home life as second season of Netflix series airs

DAILY MAIL LIVE BLOG: 'With Love, Meghan' landed on Netflix at 8am after the Duchess of Sussex teased the trailer two weeks ago on her Instagram page.

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8 d. ago Meghan Markle shares glimpse into home life with Archie and Lili as second season of Netflix series airs

DAILY MAIL LIVE BLOG: 'With Love, Meghan' landed on Netflix at 8am after the Duchess of Sussex teased the trailer two weeks ago on her Instagram page.

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9 d. ago Tommy Fleetwood delivers feelgood factor in ending his US drought | Sean Ingle

One of the few universally popular male sports stars, the Briton’s first win in 164 PGA Tour attempts is perhaps golf’s brightest story of 2025Some of us have always known that deep inside Tommy Fleetwood lurked a cold-blooded winner. Back in the late 90s I was working at the golf magazine Fore! when the deputy editor Simon Caney returned to the office after being thrashed 6&5 by a tiny eight-year-old who had shown him no mercy. His name? Tommy Fleetwood. Now the rest of the world knows that killer instinct exists, too.But Fleetwood’s FedEx Cup victory, his first in 164 events on the PGA Tour, also reinforced something else. Everyone loves Tommy. Right. Left. Maga. Liberal. Whatever. It doesn’t matter. At East Lake they were chanting his name as he lifted the trophy – while on X, Tiger Woods, Adam Sandler and Caitlin Clark all tweeted their support. Even on social media, so often a cesspit of anger and bile, the equivalent of a Christmas Day armistice broke out. Continue reading...

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1 week ago ‘What a man’: Harry shows off surfing skills in video posted by Meghan

In the footage posted to Instagram by the Duchess of Sussex, the Duke crouches down as a blue wave encircles him.

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2 w. ago ‘Animal Farm was my parents’ teamwork’: Orwell’s son on 80 years of the satirical classic

Richard Blair on the role his mother played in developing the 1945 political fable – and how it nearly didn’t get publishedAs the second world war reached its height, the winter of 1943-4 was one of the coldest of the century. My parents were living in a poorly heated flat in Kilburn, north-west London. My mother was working at the Ministry of Food. She was deeply involved in BBC Radio’s Kitchen Front which tried to help people conjure nutritious meals from their rations. My father became literary editor of Tribune magazine in November 1943. He was only required in the office three days a week, which gave him the time to write Animal Farm.Every evening, my father would read what he’d written to my mother under heavy blankets in bed. It was the only warm place in the flat. They would discuss the developing story and where it might go next. Lettice Cooper, the novelist and my mother’s Ministry of Food colleague, remembered my mother updating them every morning...

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3 w. ago Meghan Markle issues cryptic message about the UK as she teases As Ever update

In a new post shared on the firm's official Instagram page, a silhouette of a woman, presumably the Duchess of Sussex, 44, can be seen holding up a wine glass.

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3 w. ago The Paralympics are coming to LA. But has the US done enough to guarantee success?

American track athletes have not dominated the Paralympics in the way they have the Olympics. More money and commitment is neededAlthough he came up just short in one of the most thrilling events of last weekend’s US Track and Field Outdoor Championships, Miguel Jimenez-Vergara could still take satisfaction in a crowd-pleasing performance.Competing for the first time at the famous Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, the 24-year-old waged a tense tactical war over 5000m with the US’s fastest wheelchair racers. Entering the final lap, Jimenez-Vergara vaporized a tightly packed field with a ferocious acceleration that energized the crowd. Only one competitor could rise to the challenge: reigning Paralympic gold medalist Daniel Romanchuk. Jimenez-Vergara still led by a wheel as they rocketed through the final turn at more than 20 mph; Romanchuk caught him in the final 50m and won by a tenth of a second.Larry Borowsky is the editor of Amplitude, a national lifestyle magazine for amputees. C...

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3 w. ago MARK JONES: Oh how I miss the wind in my hair at the wheel of my Alfa Romeo Spider... the demise of convertibles really is the end of our long love affair with motoring

After sacking me from my magazine editor's job, the managing director ran through the details of the exit deal. I had only one demand: I wanted to keep the company car for six months.

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3 w. ago Sarah Ferguson makes subtle dig with hidden detail following explosive Prince Andrew claims

Sarah, Duchess of York took to Instagram to post a snap of her at a book signing event - hours after bombshell allegations of her wild spending and infidelity appeared in new biography

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4 w. ago Meghan toasts to ‘beautiful day’ as she launches new rose wine

Meghan launched her As Ever Napa Valley Rose 2024, described as having ‘soft notes of stone fruit’ and ‘gentle minerality’ on Tuesday.

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4 w. ago Meghan Markle's As Ever brand posts gushing birthday tribute to 'celebrate her vision and magic'

The Duchess' own lifestyle company took to Instagram with a black and white snapshot of the mom-of-two wearing a sundress and hat as she beamed into the distance.

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