All news by author: Rosaleen Fenton

The novelist Deborah Moggach - whose mother was convicted of attempted murder for helping a friend end her life - hopes the new drama she's written will have as big an effect on public debate as Mr Bates vs The Post Office

Four international photo agencies and one British agency have withdrawn a picture of the Princess of Wales and her children over concerns it has been 'manipulated'

When terminally ill Dennis Eccleston, 81, decided he wanted to end his life by assisted dying, his wife Mavis wanted to join him in a pact - but she survived and stood trial for murder

Ahead of a new Channel 4 documentary charting the rise and fall of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, we take a look at his often turbulent love life, from his two ex-wives to his various reported affairs

Prince Harry has lost his bid to oveturn a ruling that saw his security status downgraded after he stopped being a "working royal" - a move which his legal team declared "unlawful and unfair"

The Duke of Sussex has lost a legal bid to reinstate his automatic police protection in the UK. In court documents, Prince Harry said he felt "forced" to step back from his role, alongside Meghan Markle

Prince Harry has lost his High Court fight against the Home Office after officials reduced his level of personal security - and the judgement on the case reveals intriguing details about the fierce battle behind the scenes

While many dream of winning the lottery, history has shown us that scooping the jackpot isn't all roses and some winners wish they could just return to their old lives

It wasn't harmonious publically or privately for the Royals in the run-up to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding, a new royal book has claimed

Meghan Markle has quietly issued a new statement after the Duchess and Prince Harry relaunched their website with a new URL, Sussex.com, amid criticism it trades off their royal connections

Meghan and Harry’s new website Sussex.com features the Duchess' coat of arms, which critics claim exploits their royal links for potential commercial gain

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sparked controversy by quietly lauching a brand new website to chart their post-royal careers - but it appears several very tellings things have been dropped or omitted from the site

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry ditched the title 'Sussex Royal' when launching their non-profit organisation, in favour of Archewell - but now they've made a subtle return to their roots

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle quietly launched a new website last night, but the glaring omission of an integral part of their life has raised some eyebrows

King Charles has been diagnosed with a form of cancer, Buckingham Palace announced today. It comes after doctors discovered the disease when he was treated for his enlarged prostate last week

The King has been diagnosed with a form of cancer and has begun a schedule of regular treatments, and while he has postponed public duties he will continue some key roles

A total of seven royals are allowed to stand in for King Charles for official duties after the monarch announced tonight that he has been diagnosed with a form of cancer

A total of seven royals are allowed to stand in for King Charles for official duties - and one of them could be called upon next week when he undergoes medical treatment for an enlarged prostate

Prince William will not be undertaking any official duties while Kate Middleton remains in a private London hospital, to recover from abdominal surgery, and just after she immediately returns home

The Traitors, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, returned this week on the BBC with a new group of contestants competing for up to £120,000 and one of the players is Diane Carson

Business manager Paul Gorton, 36, has left people divided on the second series of hit BBC show The Traitors, where he is one of the secret Traitors conspiring behind the scenes

Annie Nightingale, BBC Radio 1’s first female DJ, had died aged 83, the BBC has said. The incredible DJ paved the way for many women in the radio industry

Mr Bates Vs The Post Office has left ITV viewers across the nation horrified with the emotional story of sub-postmasters whose lives were wrecked by a faulty computer system. But who is Paula Vennells and what exactly was her involvement in the shocking scandal?

Paula Vennells is the former head of the Post Office and was in charge when hundreds of innocent sub-postmasters were wrongfully convicted for theft, fraud and false accounting. She has now handed back her CBE following escalating calls for her to do so after the hard-hitting ITV drama

A man has been charged with murder after a father-of-two died after being hit by a car while trying to help a stranger. Chris Marriott, 46, died after he went to the aid of a woman he spotted lying unconscious in the street in Sheffield on Wednesday