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The Duchess of Cambridge donned the zesty pale coat dress with matching petalled fascinator by Philip Treacy as she was driven by chauffeur to Horse Guards Parade this morning. She arrived with the Duke of Cambridge and reunited with the Duchess of Sussex - who made her first appearance since the birth of her son Archie last month.

Roy Gibney, 64, a former sheet metal worker, scooped his millions in July 1998, and immediately splashed out on a six-bedroom mansion in Barnoldby-le-Beck, Lincolnshire (bottom right). He had his winning numbers tiled on the bottom of an indoor swimming pool (top right with former girlfriend Meaka Edwards), spent £50,000 on a racehorse and bought expensive cars (inset with daughter Lisa buying a Lexus LS300) - but his good fortune then came to an end with his divorce from second wife Darlene Shand, 45, in 2014. With his property portfolio sold off and most of his remaining money swallowed up by his divorce, Mr Gibney has since moved in to a one-bedroom bungalow in Grimsby with Tracey Baker, 58, who he previously dated. But he said: 'I'm living a more modest lifestyle, it's calmer, more normal and I'm blissfully happy.'

Michael Gove told the Mail he had taken drugs about 20 years ago when he worked as a journalist and before he was married. He became an MP in 2005 and entered government as education secretary in 2010. Mr Gove, 51, insisted his past mistakes should not be held against him as he battles to replace Theresa May as prime minister. 'It was 20 years ago and yes, it was a mistake,' he said. 'But I don't believe that past mistakes disqualify you.' He made his admission ahead of publication of a book about him by political journalist Owen Bennett - extracts of which are exclusively published in today's Mail. Pictured left: Michael Gove in April. Right: Mr Gove featuring in A Feast at Midnight - a 1995 British comedy family film directed by Justin Hardy. Inset: At the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester.

Ismet Dil, 69, whose company Scogna Formal Wear has provided dinner jackets and tails to America's leaders for a century, claimed he didn't recognise the suit, which was heavily mocked online. 'This is my profession. It's not right,' he said. 'I don't care if he is president. Someone is responsible - somebody helped him get dressed like that.' Trump chose to wear a ludicrously long white waistcoat, paired with a tux jacket that stopped halfway up his midriff and featured overlong sleeves. Patrick Murphy, the head cutter at Davies and Son, who are based in Savile Row, London, told MailOnline that 'everything you can imagine' was wrong with Trump's tuxedo. 'It's totally disproportionate to his height and girth,' he said. 'The waistcoat is far too long, it should not show underneath his jacket. The sleeves are covering his hands, they should be an inch shorter. It looks like he has borrowed from three different suits.'

ALICE SMELLIE: As this week's UK state visit proved, the First Lady always looks impeccably stylish. While I'd love to dress like her, with some of her outfits costing north of £50,000 a time, there's little chance of me picking up the same pieces. Perhaps this budget Melania could imitate her wardrobe for a knock-down price. After searching the High Street and online retailers for her state visit looks, I discovered it is possible to look positively presidential without breaking the bank.

John Dickinson-Lilley, who is registered blind and uses his guide dog Brett to get around, said he was considering taking Sainsbury's to court after staff at the Holborn store humiliated him. Mr Dickinson-Lilley, who represented Britain at the Paralympics, right, was told 'no dogs allowed' when entering the supermarket.

She made an explosive entrance to the Love Island villa on Thursday. And while Molly-Mae Hague sent temperatures soaring with her sizzling good looks and stunning figure, she was also causing dramas on the outside as viewers were left in shock and bewilderment at her job description. During a sexy hot tub date with boxer Tommy Fury, 20, the blonde beauty, also 20, stated that she 'does Instagram' as work, much to the chagrin of viewers who were quick to check out her page, on which she boasts 356,000 followers. 

RICHARD PENDLEBURY: After the Apocalypse, it is clear that Nature will triumph. The post-Chernobyl universe I am standing in now, the abandoned village of Zalissya, once home to 3,000 people, has been swallowed by the forest. It's a captivating wilderness of pine trees, wild pansies and painted lady butterflies. Large mammals such as bison, moose, lynx, deer, wolves and brown bears roam here unthreatened. They know when their worst enemy -man - has long gone. We walk past collapsed homes; in one I see sheets of music scattered over the floors, while a Lada car rusts outside another, waiting for an owner who will never return. Pictured: Richard Pendlebury visiting the abandoned cities near Chernobyl and meeting the Chernobyl fire chief (top right) and a settler who has moved into the evacuation zone (bottom right).

Daniel Jones, 40, was in 2016 selected out of 2,500 applicants as tenant of 145-acre Parc Farm on the picturesque Great Orme headland, which sits above the seaside resort of Llandudno, north Wales. But three years later the shepherd's dreams turned into a 'nightmare.' Conwy council brought 11 charges under the Animal Health Act against him, including failing to dispose of sheep carcasses or keep a proper tally of his animals and their movements. The case was thrown out after Mr Jones proved he had provided the correct documents for the movement of animals to the council.

Nine times she accused him of being 'Nazi scum' before screaming the single word 'Nazi' when she was barely inches from his nose at the London protest. Miss Siobhan Prigent (left and right, at the protest), who describes herself as a 'project support consultant', has now lost her contract carrying out 'administrative work' for the University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust after more than 18,000 people signed (five) petitions calling for her to be sacked - an indication, perhaps, of the febrile and polarised times in which we now live.

OSCAR-winner Olivia Colman continued her stellar year with a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours. The actress said she was 'totally thrilled' by the award, just months after she scooped an Oscar for her role as Queen Anne in The Favourite. The honour means a trip to Buckingham Palace for Miss Colman, 45, who will play the Queen in the hit Netflix series The Crown this year. Adventurer and Chief Scout Bear Grylls (top right), 45, received an OBE. Broadcaster Griff Rhys Jones (left) was also given an OBE. Rapper MIA (bottom right), real name Mathangi Arulpragasam, made an MBE.

Stunt, 37, (pictured right with his ex-wife Petra Ecclestone) was declared a £14million bankrupt and was blasted for his 'appalling' behaviour by a High Court judge on Thursday. He issued a response saying: 'I have to be the richest man that has ever just been made bankrupt - all because of this restraint nonsense. I can't let my ego get in the way right now, because I'm going to win this silly bankruptcy.' Lined up outside his £11.5million London mansion, the Rolls-Royces, Porches and Lamborghinis - all with personalised plates (left) - seem rarely used. Two have parking tickets (inset).

Thousands of holidaymakers rated 100 seaside destinations, from their most recent visits, in a range of categories - quality of the beach, seafront, food, accommodation, scenery, attractions, peace and quiet, and value for money. Bamburgh in Northumberland, which has just 400 residents, triumphed over better-known and pricier destinations, earning a full five stars for scenery, peace and quiet and value for money. Its 'wild unspoilt beach' also got top marks, helping it land an overall customer score of 89 per cent. Languishing at the bottom of the table are Bognor Regis in West Sussex and Clacton-on-Sea in Essex - both only earn a 47 per cent customer score.

A year ago, veteran BBC presenter Harry Gration, 68, had little more on his retirement bucket list than planning to watch a test match in Australia. Then his wife Helen, 51, told him she wanted a baby. Now she is 21 weeks' pregnant after finding an egg donor and having IVF in Cyprus. Their two sons, Harvey and Harrison (left and right), were 15 when they broached the subject and they thought it was a good idea. But when Harry announced the news this week, it attracted huge criticism.

The Danish royals put on an elegant display as they arrived in dinner jackets and lavish evening gowns to attend a family dinner at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen yesterday evening. Queen Margrethe (left welcoming Prince Joachim), 79, was hosting a private dinner to celebrate the 50th birthday of her son Prince Joachim (top-right and inset with his family) - the sixth in the line of succession to the Danish throne, following his elder brother, Crown Prince Frederik, and Frederik's four children (bottom-right). The Crown Prince himself, aged 51, was among those attending the event arriving alongside his wife the Crown Princess Mary and his four children Christian, 13, Isabella, 12, Vincent, eight, and Josephine, eight. The Queen dazzled in a floral dress as she welcomed Prince Joachim and his wife Princess Marie and the Prince's four children. Dressed in a white dinner suit, the Prince was first to greet his mother as his family followed. His wife, Princess Marie, looked equally radiant in a blue evening gown. Other attendees included the former French Ambassador to Denmark, François Zimeray, and his wife - and the Countess Fleming.

BARBARA DAVIES: As she waited to learn her fate at the Old Bailey yesterday, Sally Challen (pictured left with her late husband Richard and right outside the Old Bailey after hearing she will not face a retrial) nervously paced up and down outside courtroom No5, stopping now and then to stare through a window at the sea of cameras waiting on the rain-drenched pavement outside. Her tragic story has become a focal point for debate about the 'coercive control' law, engendered by the Serious Crime Act 2015, which recognised that a pattern of isolation, humiliation and domination could rob women of their lives as much as physical violence. Pictured bottom right is Richard Challen.

Marina Tilby was seen throwing and catching her son Darian while clubbing with her sister in New Quay, Ceredigion, before taking him back to a caravan with two men she had met that night. Swansea Crown Court was told that the child was found unresponsive with blood in his mouth lying next to Tilby in the early hours of March 31, 2017, after her alcohol-fuelled night. She was today jailed for two years and four months.

EXCLUSIVE: Police papers seen by MailOnline revealed Najila Trindade (inset top left), 26, a mother-of-one, stabbed her former husband Estivens Alves during a fight at their Sao Paulo home in 2014. She has accused Brazilian footballer Neymar of rape and said she was 'aggressively attacked' by the soccer star in a Paris hotel last month. Neymar vehemently denies the accusations. Pictured main left: The Brazilian model arriving at court. Inset below, centre left: Neymar seen leaving a police station on June 6 after giving a statement. Inset below, centre right: Estivens Alves. Main right: The model confronting the Brazilian football star.

Two-time Oscar winner Robert De Niro's estranged second wife Grace Hightower revealed she wants half of his $500M fortune while at a Manhattan Supreme Court hearing on Thursday. However, the 64-year-old former TWA flight attendant signed a prenuptial agreement in 2004 limiting her to a $6M apartment, $500K cash, and $1M in alimony - according to Page Six.

They've been dating for around four months. And on Thursday, Jesy Nelson, 27, and Chris Hughes, 24, indulged in ice lollies whilst relaxing together during their current holiday in Barcelona, Spain.   The Little Mix star and the former Love Islander walked and in hand as they strolled around the city with their frozen treats.

Things became heated in Venice, California on Friday when a man allegedly tried to steal Arnold Schwarzenegger's bicycle. In video posted to Instagram by an onlooker, the 71-year-old actor's bodyguard drew a taser on a man suspected of trying to take off with the Felt electric mountain bike. The confrontation, which took place outside of Gold's Gym, where the former Californian governor was working out at the time, ended with Arnie riding off and his security detail letting the alleged thief go.

Russian sailors were captured on film showing them sunbathing on the ships helicopter pad. One man appeared to be completely naked while another wore just shorts and the boats passed by. The bizarre images were captured as the American USS Chancellorsville and Russian Admiral Vinogradov frigate almost hit each other as they were following the same route. Sources said the ships had come within just 165 feet of one another. Both nations accused the other of acting in an 'unsafe' manner after the incident.

The Lord Of The Rings star, 42, adopted the black Saluki mix in 2004 after rescuing him as a stray when filming Kingdom Of Heaven in Morocco. He revealed the pup had been suffering from liver disease on his now-public Instagram account in 2015, before revealing Sidi had sadly passed away the following year. Orlando, who said he is from a 'nation of dog lovers', paid tribute to his best pal by mounting his skeleton on a table and displaying it in his home.

The blaze broke out at 11pm local time and Poland's capital is now under lockdown. The unfinished skyscraper is 424 feet tall and flaming wreckage has reportedly fallen from the 25th floor. According to Polish authorities the top three storeys of the building are alight and sixty firemen have been drafted in to help tackle the flames. No injuries or fatalities have been reported and it is believed no one was inside.

New footage taken inside the high-security Belmarsh prison in London shows a relaxed Julian Assange mixing with his fellow inmates, with one even appearing to help wash his dirty dishes. The WikiLeaks founder, 47, seems to be popular among other prisoners at the London jail with several spending time with him in his cell.  The footage also reveals the inside of Assange's small cell, which contains a thin blue mattress. In one scene, Assange talks about getting the walls of his cell painted as the other prisoners help him tidy up. Another inmate starts washing Assange's dishes while the WikiLeaks founder looks on.

Tanya Kater, from Southampton, lived for 20 years with a spine injury that would leave her paralysed. But daughter Olivia, who had the same condition of scoliosis, had life-changing surgery which inspired her to act. In March 2018, Olivia had an operation (top right) in which titanium rods and screws were inserted into her spine that can extend and move as she grows (top middle). Miss Kater then followed suit and had an operation on her bent spine (bottom right) which went according to plan and the mother and daughter share the same scars (inset).

A new book about New York City's most infamous murderer, Albert Hicks, reveals the true story of how the charismatic criminal became known as the city's last pirate and first gangster while operating in pre-Civil War, maritime Manhattan. In The Last Pirate of New York : A Ghost Ship, a Killer, and the Birth of a Gangster Nation, author Rich Cohen reveals the shocking, true story of Hicks (right), who was convicted of piracy and became the last person to be publicly hanged in New York in July 1860 at about age 40 on what was then called Bedloe's Island (left) and what is now home to the Statue of Liberty. In an excerpt of the book, reprinted in Tablet, Cohen called Hicks, a married father of one, 'the most feared man in the infamous New York slums,' who 'operated so long ago he was not even called a gangster - he was called a pirate.' Back in the pre-Civil War days, Cohen wrote that police considered a pirate to be 'any criminal who made his living on the water, attacking and robbing ships beyond the jurisdiction of the landlocked coppers.'

Oscar Ramsay's Instagram account, which was created by his big sister Matilda, 17, has shared an adorable new video of the baby boy. The sweet clip showed the two-month-old infectiously giggling and smiling happily.

No corset-and-bonnet drama was ever filmed here. There's no record of a king or queen sleeping here and the only time modernity poked its nose into the place was when a previous owner announced he was running his Jaguar on apple waste from the cider press. But very slowly, and with very little fanfare, a revolution is taking place on this secluded spot that looks set to transform the grounds of a former slave trader's mansion into one of the most horticulturally important gardens in the country. Welcome to The Newt, a working estate set in the Somerset hills between the Mendips and Blackmore Vale. For more than two centuries, Hadspen House - its previous name - had been the ancestral home of the Hobhouse family. Sir Arthur Hobhouse, a one-time Liberal MP, is remembered as the mastermind of England and Wales's national parks, says RICHARD KAY.

TOM RAWSTORNE: Thomas Cuthbert, pictured in his uniform bottom left, found himself re-tracing the passage he took 75 years ago as an 18-year-old able seaman on board a landing barge oiler (LBO) heading to the French coast from Poole in Dorset. The vessel was used to store and transport fuel for the landing craft that ferried the soldiers to the of Normandy beaches. While LBO may not be a term familiar to many today, when Thomas was introduced to the Queen, she knew what he was talking about. Raised in Bethnal Green in London's East End, he had joined the Navy aged 17, in 1943, having worked as a messenger in the ARP, the body responsible for protecting civilians from air raids. 'She knew the history of it,' says Thomas. 'She laughed and said: 'You were on a floating bomb!' ' Given that the barge carried 40 tons of fuel and could travel at only five knots (a little under 6mph), Her Majesty wasn't wrong. I ask Thomas his memories of that momentous day in June 1944.

Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil has married his partner Amine Gulse at an Istanbul ceremony. Ozil was seen walking with his new wife alongside a parade of beating drums and flares. The Gunners star also showed off his dance moves as he and his partner jiggled to the music. Controversial Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan appeared as a guest.

George Metro said that his wife, 74-year-old Katalin Metro, is still recovering after she fell at Piestewa Peak on Tuesday. Katalin is 'too dizzy' to even do physical therapy for her injured leg. George shared that his wife did deep-breathing exercises so that she could keep from passing out.

A lorry was left hanging over the edge of a bridge above a dual carriageway after overturning in Suffolk. Traffic was held on the eastbound carriageway of the A14 at Copdock, near Ipswich, while police dealt with the incident. One eyewitness claimed the lorry was hanging 'precariously' over the edge of the A14 and the driver had to be rescued through the window. All emergency services were reportedly in attendance. Suffolk Police and specialist road officers attended the scene and drivers were warned to expect delays as recovery of the vehicle was arranged.

Emmanuel Macron and Justin Trudeau were pictured sharing a warm embrace in Paris today, as they met to discuss a controversial new EU-Canada trade deal.  It isn't the first time the two leaders have been affectionate in public and they've both previously spoken of their admiration of each other. Today, their bromance saw them discussing the new trade deal between Canada and the European Union, has previously been criticised for giving excessive power to businesses while exposing many smaller firms to unfair competition.

An unsuspecting husband, known only as Shaun, was bought an electric fly swatter by his wife. Footage shows him opening it at their home in York. Shaun starts screaming in agony when he electrocutes his finger with the fly swatter after he started playing around with it. He jumps up from the sofa and shouts: 'F****** thing, I thought I took my finger off.'

Residents of the islands, 104 miles north-east of John O'Groats, have taken up 'orca chasing' - dropping everything after getting an alert on social media so they can head to the coast and watch the magnificent mammals at play. Fully grown male orcas can reach 25 feet and weigh up to five tons. Incredible photographs reveal the whales breaching the choppy waves.