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The Princess Royal will present the honours during a St James’s Palace investiture ceremony.

Charlotte Nichols and Stuart Bates have fallen off horses, been rescued from lakes and run, cycled and swum hundreds of miles so far.

The Duchess of Sussex was born Rachel Meghan Markle on 4 August 1981.

The case, which led to Mrs Rooney being dubbed ‘Wagatha Christie’, returns to the High Court for a short hearing on Wednesday.

The Wednesday front pages focus on Covid-19 vaccines for 16 and 17-year-olds and Olympic success.

Reports suggested the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation had issued new advice.

It was not immediately clear what was happening off the coast of Fujairah.

Crowds gathered at Fryent Country Park in Wembley, north-west London, on Tuesday evening.

Kye Whyte celebrated with family and friends at the Prince of Peckham pub in the south London.

Nicola Sturgeon told the Scottish Parliament she was ‘possibly veering towards expecting’ an announcement.

Ella McEwen said she felt an ‘enormous’ sense of pride in her brother’s achievements.

The 28-year-old won gold in the men’s pommel horse competition.

Trolling and hate speech has reached new levels following a campaign to persuade pregnant women to get the jab, the Royal College of Midwives said.

The Scottish First Minister had invited the Prime Minister to meet at her official Edinburgh residence while he was in Scotland.

Keely Hodgkinson is not funded by British Athletics as they did not add anyone further onto the World Class Performance Programme in 2020.

The 25-year-old from York contacted his MP about the issue.

The Fenwick store will be closed on Wednesday ‘as a mark of respect’.

Scotland’s minister for drug policy outlined some measures aimed at tackling the drug death crisis.

All four countries in the UK have eased most of their Covid-19 regulations, but certain safeguards remain.

Lincoln, Middlesbrough and Exeter are currently recording the highest rates.