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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (inset top right) moved into Frogmore Cottage, on the grounds of the Frogmore Estate in Windsor, in early May ahead of the birth of baby Archie. Today, royal fans (bottom left) were able to wander through the grounds of Frogmore House (top and bottom right), allowing them to get a glimpse into the lives of Harry and Meghan. However, despite the beauty of the gardens, several visitors commented on the sound of planes flying overhead, with some wondering how the newborn royal manages to sleep with the constant noise. With Heathrow Airport nearby, 14 flights pass within a mile of the house every thirty minutes. Although visitors passed within 20 feet of Frogmore Cottage, the royal couple weren't spotted, with some saying they tried to 'peer into' the windows. Frogmore House and Gardens are only open to the public on three Charity Open Days each year, when all proceeds are donated to specially selected charities.

NEW Kit Harington reportedly checked into a rehab facility in the U.S. to be treated for stress and alcohol use as the last season of Game of Thrones was airing. The 32-year-old British actor arrived at the luxury Privé-Swiss health retreat in Connecticut a month ago, sources told the New York Post. Harington, who starred as Jon Snow on the show for eight years, was reportedly undergoing treatment as the Game of Thrones finale was airing. DailyMail.com has reached out to Harington's publicist for comment. 

Former JLS singer Oritsé Williams (pictured left outside court today) has been cleared by a jury of raping a woman at a hotel. The 32-year-old singer was accused of launching a sex attack on a 20-year-old tattoo artist after plying her and two pals with alcohol on December 2, 2016. Friend and tour manager Jamien Nagadhana (bottom left), also 32, was also charged with sexual touching and assault by penetration of the same woman at the pair's room in Wolverhampton's Ramada Hotel (inset left). But a jury of eight women and four men took two hours and 17 minutes to find Williams and Nagadhana, not guilty of all charges. Friends of the star have now come out in support of Mr Williams, saying he had faced 'three years of hell'. Rochelle Humes, whose husband Marvin was also a member of JLS, posted a picture of herself with Williams (right) and said he had endured 'three years of absolute hell'.

Researchers from the University of Bristol who simulated what the world looked like to animals found that preys of the tiger like deers are effectively colour blind and only pick up on blues and greens. Therefore they view the tiger as green, which helps the predator camouflage and blends into their natural environment.

Alexanda Kotey (pictured left), who was captured by Kurdish fighters in Syria last year, said he had funnelled cash to UK extremists and tried to arrange a massacre in Shepherd's Bush. Kotey said the planned London killing spree, which was foiled in 2014, was supposed to be part of a wider plan to create sleeper cells in European countries. Speaking to ITV News he also acknowledged his contacts with fellow British terrorist Mohammed Emwazi (right), the ISIS killer nicknamed 'Jihadi John'. He said the pair had worked as 'hostage keepers' in Syria to extract information from prisoners such as journalist James Foley, who was beheaded by Emwazi in 2014.

A grim-faced PM insisted she would keep fulfilling her 'obligations' despite being forced to announce her departure from Downing Street. But Mr Farage, who is also in Brussels today, told reporters the next Tory leader should say the UK is leaving in October come what may, and give the EU five months to come to the table. Bolstered by the trouncing the Brexit Party inflicted on the Tories and Labour he said: 'We give an ultimatum to Brussels rather than the other way round'. Speaking at her final summit as Tory leader Mrs May said the results were 'deeply disappointing' for the Tories and showed 'the importance of actually delivering on Brexit'. She said: 'I think the best way to do that is with a deal, but it will be for my successor and for Parliament to find a way forward to get a consensus and I hope those election results will focus Parliament on the need to deliver Brexit'. European leaders are gathering in Brussels to choose the successor to Jean-Claude Juncker as President of the European Commission. Mr Juncker revealed his first meeting was with Mrs May and said he was 'crystal clear' that Brexit talks are over with Britain, adding: 'There will be no renegotiation'.

The triumphant Brexit Party leader (pictured in Brussels today) said it was 'absolute rubbish' for Mr Hunt to suggest he could negotiate a better deal with EU leaders than Theresa May. 'Every single person here in the European Commission, and leading groups in the European Parliament, will not change by one dot or comma that withdrawal agreement,' Mr Farage told listeners as he hosted his LBC show in Brussels today. Mr Farage also slammed Mr Hunt for proposing a new UK negotiating team which would not include members of the Brexit Party.

The former Labour Prime Minister was the latest pro-EU figure to attempt to turn the result away from a crushing victory for Nigel Farage (inset left). Speaking on Sky News today (main), Mr Blair said: 'You can argue about the Brexit Party coming number one - but then if you stack up the votes of the pro-remain parties it's a bigger percentage than the Brexit Party and UKIP. So what these results tell you is that this country is profoundly divided.' Yesterday his former No 10 spinner Alastair Campbell was among those who argued that adding up the votes for anti-Brexit parties saw them beat the combined Brexiteer vote (top left). But their argument is based on ignoring the 9.1 per cent of votes won by the Conservatives, who are also a pro-Brexit party. Adding those to the Brexiteer vote, as Nigel Farage argues, gives it a majority (bottom right).

Thomas 'Tommy' Gilbert Jr, 34, is on trial for the murder of his father Thomas Gilbert Sr in January 2015 in a case that shocked New York's high society. He appeared in court Tuesday looking frail and thin - a stark contrast to the strapping and handsome man he once was. His mother Shelley Gilbert will testify against her son after her husband was shot while she was out getting her son a sandwich, at his request. The wealthy New York hedge fund boss had cut his son's $600 allowance by $200 and stopped paying his $2,400 a month rent. Shelley Gilbert instantly told police that she suspected her son Gilbert Jr was the killer, saying 'it was obvious he had done it'. Actor Jake Gyllenhaal is slated to produce a true crime film titled Gilded Rage about Gilbert Jr and the murder of his father.

The Heart Foundation has been slammed (inset) for a confronting new ad campaign (right) which also came under fire from health professionals. The organisation has edited a powerful scene of a mother on her deathbed with her little girl by her side (left) from its new Heartless Words ad campaign after being inundated with public backlash. But it has also defended the controversial campaign launched on social media this week, which suggests that people neglect their heart health don't love their families.

Labour faced one of the most shameful days in its history yesterday after a formal inquiry was launched into whether it has victimised Jews. In a potentially explosive intervention, the equalities watchdog said it 'suspects' the party has committed 'unlawful acts' in its handling of the anti-Semitism crisis. Last night, Labour rejected claims it was institutionally racist, but leader Jeremy Corbyn remained silent over the probe - even turning away from TV cameras after a reporter questioned him on his doorstep. Labour MP Dame Margaret Hodge said it was 'a truly disgraceful day'.

Last week, she signed The Giving Pledge which is an organization for the world's wealthiest people where they sign up to donate half or all of their fortune. While Bill and Melissa Gates are both signed up, Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world, is not. In her pledge last week, MacKenzie said she had 'a disproportionate amount of money to share'.

Samantha Ford, 38, (pictured left with twins Jake and Chloe) admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility after her 23-month-old twins, Jake and Chloe Ford, were found dead in their beds in the early hours of December 27. Ford was involved in a collision with a lorry at 2:50am on December 27, and when rescuers got to her, she told them to check her home because her babies were there. When police raided her home, in Margate, Kent, (inset) at 3:35am, they found the toddlers dead. Ford, appeared in court wearing a black suit and white shirt she was silent aside from confirming her identity and entering her pleas. Ford denied two counts of murder but offered two guilty pleas to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility. Prosecutors will now decide whether her pleas are acceptable. Ford is understood to have moved to the rented house in Margate, Kent after purchasing a home with Steven Ford (pictured right), her husband of five years, in nearby Ashford 12-months earlier. Mr Ford and seven others attended the hearing. After the killings, he tweeted: 'Daddy's twins xxx my beautiful babies. I love you.'

A trio of cousins were performing a rendition of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star at a family talent show in Buffalo, Wyoming, but one boy decided to mix it up by singing the Imperial March instead. The iconic film theme by John Williams marks the ominous arrival of Darth Vader in Star Wars. The hilarious moment was shared on Twitter by relative Erin Gibson where it has amassed more than 7,000,000 views in two days, and even been praised by real-life Jedi Mark Hamill.

Ed Dohring (pictured right), from Arizona, fulfilled a lifelong ambition to summit the world's highest peak, at 29,029 feet, but that dream very nearly turned sour when he witnessed the overrun path to the top filled with people who were 'not fit and not experienced' jostling to take selfies. Dohring, 62, who waited for hours in line, chest to chest with other climbers (footage shows the long queues), said he was forced to sit down once he finally reached the peak because the flat part of the summit is only about the size of two Ping-Pong tables, but was packed with 15 or 20 people jostling to take photographs next to a several-thousand foot drop. This year has been the deadliest for climbers on Mount Everest since 2012, when 10 climbers died. All 11 deaths in 2019 occurred during peak climbing season.

An argument erupted via handwritten notes after a resident of a London street asked people not to pick their flowers. Several people got involved, leaving notes in plastic wallets pinned to a tree. It concluded in the original planter digging up the flowers, leaving the bed beneath the tree bare (inset). The row was branded the 'most middle-class argument ever' on social media after a narked resident shared pictures of the notes on Twitter (pictured).

Lifetime's Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal offers a playful, fictional account of the events immediately leading up to the royal wedding in May last year - and the Sussexes' first few months as husband Land wife. A new sneak peek reveals how it paints Kate and Meghan as close and Harry as a devoted romantic. The movie also fictionalises Meghan's choice of wedding dress. Pictured, Tiffany Smith as Meghan (left, right and inset) with actors playing William and Kate (left) and Harry (inset).

An unidentified bride, who is understood to be from the US, shared a video on Facebook from her bridal fitting. The bride's acquaintance, who lives in Jacksonville, Florida, then shared it in a wedding-shaming group. Her look is comprised of a strapless embellished bodysuit with a removable skirt that covers just her back half. The outfit was designed for a beach wedding, and she teamed it with a pair of white sandals. While some commenters are saying it's 'dumb' and too revealing, others think it looks great and have said the bride has a great body for it.

A memoir by Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop's son has been released in English for the first time and includes unseen photos of the author growing up in London before the Second World War. Rudolf von Ribbentrop (pictured inset in Nazi uniform) went to the exclusive Westminster School while his father was Hitler's ambassador in London from 1936 to 1938. The elder von Ribbentrop was one of Hitler's closest henchmen and rose to become the Third Reich's Foreign Minister before being executed at Nuremburg in 1946 for helping orchestrate the Holocaust. His son went on to fight on both the Eastern and Western fronts and won the Iron Cross - before becoming a wine merchant after the war. He is still alive aged 98 today. His biography was first released in 2008 in German but has now been translated into English for the first time. Inside it several images, many of which have not been seen before, show the Ribbentrop's jovial-looking gatherings with Hitler (left) and the whole family posing for photos. Right: Rudolf von Ribbentrop in London in 1936.

John Fisher, 36, from Ayr, Scotland, has been drawing since he was a small boy: 'Mainly wee dinosaurs, then doodling in my school jotters.' On leaving school he studied graphic design, but did not pursue it as a career because, ironically, 'it involved too much computer work and not enough personal input'. A career as a chef followed. His previous job - working weekends at his father's bistro in the North of Scotland - involved a four-and-a-half-hour commute each way from his home in Ayr. But it left him the rest of the week to draw. Since John went full-time as an artist a couple of years ago, his success has grown. There is a regular flow of commissions thanks to his Facebook page. His works are drawn using a variety of sharp pencils on fine-grained, hot press watercolour paper. An A4-sized portrait can take John 15 hours and will sell for hundreds of pounds.

Kiberom Fikadu, 31, was jailed for two years and four months at Isleworth Crown Court today after he spent December and January targeting travellers. A regular at coffee shops at Paddington Station, Heathrow Airport, and Central Bus Station, Fikadu was reported for acting suspiciously on January 10. A member of staff thought he was about to steal a bag and called the police. In CCTV footage released by police today, Fikadu can be seen stealing a bag at a coffee shop in the arrivals section of Heathrow Airport on January 3, 2019. The victim places her bag on the seat next to her and turns her back to speak to a friend. While she is eating, Fikadu places his coat over her bag, looks around to see if anyone is looking, and gradually pulls the chair away from the table. Taking another glance around he picks up the bag, covered by his coat, and walks away.

A passerby stopped to film as the two men having a heated argument on Greenland Road in Camden on Saturday, May 25. As the argument continues two of the nightclub security try to calm them down. Suddenly another man slams a thick metal bicycle lock in to the head of one of the men involved in the argument. Squaring up as if to hit the man, who is wearing a white t-shirt, a second time he turns, grabs a bike and starts running away. The man who was hit in the head falls to the ground - seemingly concussed.

Rudy Napier was captured on camera giving birth to her fourth child in the front seat of car (shown at left) while being driven to the hospital, in a video recorded by her young son in Henderson, Nevada on Friday. Rudy's husband Mike Anthony Addison was driving while all three of their children (shown inset with their newborn) were in the back seat when their newest addition, Jolee Lavergne Addison, decided she couldn't wait to enter the world. Rudia's calm after the birth is incredible, as she pulls Jolee to her chest and calls out to each child in the back by name, making sure to include them in the experience. Both mother Rudy and baby Jolee were given a clean bill of health are now at home with the entire family of six. Rudy is shown at right holding Jolee in Henderson Hospital.

We have followed their lives since they were just seven-years-old, through their school days, to both their joys and disappointments of later life. The ITV documentary, directed by Michael Apted is set to return to our screens next week to revisit the cast as they reach 63. The three remaining original cast members - Sue Davis, Bruce Balden and Tony Walker joined Apted in speaking about the battle against age ahead of the British show's airing. Tony Walker (bottom left, top now and bottom when the show first aired) was renowned for achieving his dream of becoming a jockey, and is now a taxi driver. Sue Davis (bottom centre now and bottom centre when the show first aired) admitted that she is in a good place but that everyone is going to get 'sicker and older'. This is while Bruce Balden (bottom right now and bottom right as a child) now works as a teacher. The original show was intended to be a one-off, but after the cameras returned to check-up on the protégés at the age of 14, updates at seven yearly intervals then became routine. (Top a clip from the show which shows the participants dressed in school uniform playing in a garden, aged 7.)

Ex-England footballer Wayne Rooney's new £20million home has been mocked online after fans said the Cheshire mansion (pictured top) 'looked like a Tesco or Morrisons' supermarket (pictured bottom in a file image). Work on the 40-acre estate has been ongoing for the past two years, and the most recent pictures show the main property and outbuildings appear to be nearly complete. It will have six bedrooms, all with en-suites, big enough to accommodate Wayne and Coleen's (inset right) four sons, Kai, Klay, Kit and Cass.

A fascinating new book has shown the development of British scooter culture in the late 20th century along with their highly modified Italian Vespa and Lambretta machines. The scooter craze began in the early 1960s and caused major clashes with motorbike fans called Rockers in 1964. By the 1970s, new groups, including punks got involved in the scene, with owners spending large amounts of money commissioning elaborate paint jobs and fitting lots of chrome.

Sol and Rachael (pictured left), an overweight son-mother duo from Great Yarmouth, used to be very close but grew apart following a family tragedy. The pair manage to reconcile through a joint weight loss project, which airs on 5 Star tonight. At 27 stone 5lbs, Sol (pictured right) is seriously overweight and has a Body Mass Index of 58.5. He blames his mother Rachael, who weighs over 16 stone, for his weight gain, but both Sol and Rachael learn from each other during their journey. Rachel promised to stop carrying a teddy bear (inset) which reminds her of her miscarriage.

Ava Vogel, from Edmonton, Canada, has been practising jumping for six years and trains by galloping around her house. She said: 'It all began when I was ten and started horse-riding - all of my friends would run and jump like horses between events. We would jump on the obstacle courses. So I started jumping around and then I found other pages on Instagram of people who would do this hobby. Now, three years later, here I am.' Ava says her form is similar to that of warmblood horses, as she became 'inspired' by the agility of this breed.

Zamira Hajiyeva (left), 55, spent £16million in Harrods in London between September 2006 and June 2016 including almost £6million on Cartier and Boucheron jewellery, £1million on toys and £30,000 on Belgian chocolates. The High Court today released documents that showed a breakdown of her spending by department, although it did not specify the exact items. Last year she became the first woman in the UK to be slapped with an Unexplained Wealth Order by the National Crime Agency demanding she reveal how she and disgraced banker husband Jahangir Hajiyev came by their vast wealth which allowed them to buy an £11.5million Knightsbridge home and a £10.5million Ascot golf club. The NCA also seized various items of her jewellery including, clockwise from top left, a £120,000 Boucheron pendant, Magic Alhambra bracelet made by French jeweller Van Cleef & Arpels, £1.2million Cartier ring, Cartier diamond Panthere pendant worth £9,000 and a diamond cluster and bar necklace worth about £6,000.

Dragon Energy Island has been designed as part of a revived proposal for a tidal lagoon in Swansea. The developers say that the project would be cheaper and provide energy for the home for over 100 years. The ambitious proposal also says that giant, underwater turbines could generate zero-carbon power for Swansea and beyond for more than a century.

A 2,000-year-old marble bust found trapped within a medieval wall in Rome may depict the face of Dionysus, the ancient god of wine and festivity. Archaeologists discovered the stone head during recent excavations near the Roman Forum, in the heart of the city, according to The Local. It was built into the wall itself. Experts say it was likely once part of a much larger statue, and had eyes made of glass or previous stone.

Three black bear cubs help one another climb down a tall tree in a cute video. The heart-melting footage from Whistler in British Columbia, Canada, shows the cubs carefully climb down together.  With each step, the trio takes a cautious glance below before moving their paws to their next spot. 

The Renault Twingo motorist in Viersen, near the border with the Netherlands, was travelling at 54 kph (33 mph) in a 30 kph (18 mph) zone. His speed triggered a speed camera which snapped a photograph usually used to charge offenders. But the driver managed to escape a fine of up to €105 (£93) because his face was concealed by a white dove flying in front of his windscreen.