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I'm A Celebrity...South Africa star Paul Burrell said he was 'saddened' by Prince Harry after the Duke of Sussex accused the former butler of 'milking' Princess Diana's death for money

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle decided to step back from their senior roles in the royal family in January 2020 but have kept their titles of Duke and Duchess of Sussex

Edwin Castro won a huge record-breaking $2 billion on the Powerball - using his money to buy a vintage $250,000 Porsche as well as two multimillion dollar properties in California

After getting emotional while he signed off the late-night TV show for the final time, the Gavin and Stacey writer wasted no time in getting his party hat on

Ukrainian cities including Kyiv were targeted by 23 cruise missiles and two suicide drones. The strikes killed at least 19 people and wounded many others

The emotional 17-minute clip showed the TV personality discussing her recent terrifying health scare as she discussed her break-up from the passenger seat of her car 'where she could get a break'

The king is one of thousands of sons and daughters whose fathers were involved in the Cold War weapons tests, and who now have the right to collect a posthumous gong on their behalf

Billionaire Ray Dalio said the key flashpoints that could escalate tensions are disputes over Taiwan, confrontations between US and Chinese ships and planes, the war in Ukraine, and threats of economic sanctions

The US military confirmed it has sent powerful 250-pound bombs on A-10 Warthogs in a bid to give pilots a better chance of deterring Iran by destroying ammunition bunkers

LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne has found success on social media in the midst of her college sporting career and she has now revealed that she has been supported by fellow influencer Paige Spiranac

There are fears Anastasia Chernysheva, 22, will face jail over her “anti-Vladimir Putin confectionary" after her home was raided and she was detained in

At this time of the year the River Baragoi is usually in full flow and the villagers have had no problem using water for drinking, cooking and washing - not any more

As Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine rumbles on, fears are growing among Chernobyl survivors about another nuclear disaster which would cause mayhem for Europe and the world

A new study that looked into the possibility of contact from intelligent extraterrestrial life has concluded we could hear from aliens very soon, let's just hope they're friendly

If you've been intrigued by the bright green colours of matcha lattes but too afraid to make the leap, Blank Street's matcha expert has answers to all your questions

James Corden's mum Margaret was in the audience to support her son as he hosted his final Late Late Show and he revealed she's going to miss the LA lifestyle

The Prince's Trust Global Gala in New York City saw stylish stars attend including Kate Moss, Rita Ora, Sienna Miller and Winnie Harlow as they attended the charity event

James Corden became rather emotional for his final stint hosting The Late Late Show on CBS, with the British talk show host welcoming a slew of famous faces to the studio

Air raid sirens sounded around the capital in the first attack against the city in nearly two months and Ukraine’s air force intercepted 11 cruise missiles and two unmanned aerial vehicles over Kyiv, according to the Kyiv City Administration

From members of the Armed Forces, to faith leaders and Dukes and Earls from across the country, the list of people making the big day possible is fairly comprehensive

UK doctor Mustafa Al Hassan, from Southampton, is pleading for the UK government to allow his 65-year-old mum to come to the country after fleeing the crisis in Sudan

Eurovision fans were quick to notice King Charles make an awkward blunder as he unveiled the stage for this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool

The Daily Mirror's chief reporter Andy Lines has visited Kenya with the British and Kenyan Red Cross where he witnessed first-hand the impact of drought across East Africa as adults and babies die

Around 120 million people in northern Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, South Sudan and Sudan are struggling without the food they need to survive

The Mirror spoke to families desperately trying to survive the sixth year without a rainy season - watching beloved children, siblings and parents die of starvation