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Meghan Markle (left) rushed back from maternity leave to attend Trooping the Colour, alongside Prince Harry (right and inset), in her first public appearance since revealing Prince Archie to the world. And keen-eyed royal fans spotted that the beaming new mother was wearing a stunning third ring (circled) - which they claimed could be an eternity ring - next to her engagement and wedding rings. The Duchess of Sussex looked radiant as she entered Buckingham Palace in the back of a dark blue Range Rover ahead of the Queen's official birthday celebrations just four weeks after giving birth. She and Harry were then whisked away in a carriage to the Horse Guards Parade to join the Royal Family - and thousands of spectators - to watch 1,400 troops, 400 musicians and 200 horses march in the parade.

The one-year-old Prince (left with Kate) was seen sporting the traditional smocked, blue and white garment alongside a pair of blue shorts during Trooping the Colour at Buckingham Palace in London today. It left eagle-eyed viewers wondering if it is indeed exactly the same outfit Prince Harry wore at Trooping the Colour in 1986 (right), cradled in the arms of Princess Anne. Kate is no stranger to recycling outfits, and is often seen stepping out in previously worn clothing. She was recently seen sporting an entirely recycled outfit during a visit to the Scouts in Essex. And the habit stretches to that of dressing her children, with Prince George - at his debut Trooping the Colour - seen wearing an outfit remarkably similar to one his father Prince William had at his first in 1984.

Prince George and his siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis stood inside a window of Buckingham Palace and waved at thousands of people watching the Trooping of the Colour ceremony to celebrate the Queen's official birthday. The trio of young Royals waved and made cheeky faces while their elder family members stood on the world famous balcony. Fans of the royal family were treated to a surprise appearance from the Duchess of Sussex who is currently on maternity leave following the birth of her first son Archie.

Fugitive Christopher Guest More Jr, 41, has been arrested in Malta over the murder of Brian Waters, 44, at a Cheshire farm in 2003 after 16 years on the run, the National Crime Agency said. The National Crime Agency (NCA) said he was arrested in the Swieqi area, in the north of the island, on a European arrest warrant on Thursday night, in a joint operation with the Maltese authorities. Graham Roberts, NCA regional manager, said: 'We are utterly delighted that after almost 16 years on the run, hiding from law enforcement, Christopher Guest More Jr has been arrested and will now have to return to the UK.'

Nicola Purdy, 48, from Swansea, and children Jack (left), 24, Alex (inset left), 12, and Darcie (inset, centre right), 11, went on a holiday to Crete with TUI in May and returned home on June 4. But on arrival at Heraklion Airport for their return flight, Jack, who has autism, was taken away by a doctor after falling ill with a migraine and vomiting - and Mrs Purdy only realised he wasn't on the plane when they landed in Cardiff. On boarding the plane, the family noticed Jack's assigned seat was unoccupied but were confident he was sitting in priority seating further forwards. However, when the family went to collect their luggage, they realised Jack's was missing and could not find him. Mrs Purdy began a frantic three-and-a-half hour search for her son with the help of airport security as well as police and the British Consulate, before discovering he was still in Crete.

On the outside, this house looks like any other home in the Welsh Valleys.  Set on the main road in Treherbert in the Rhondda, the large end-of-terrace property looks very similar to many others in the area - with a traditional stone front, a large garden and a garage. But step inside this house and you'll find it's far from ordinary. As you walk through the front door, you're transported into a world of luxury and glamour. And the house - a former bakery and greengrocer - is filled from floor to ceiling with opulent, lavish and grandiose decor, that wouldn't look out of place inside a stately home or Venetian mansion.

Ms Leadsom, 56, said she smoked the drug while at Warwick University in 1990s. She said: 'Everyone is entitled to a private life before becoming an MP. I smoked weed at university and have never smoked it again since.' Her admission comes after the revelation that leadership rival Michael Gove took cocaine on 'several occasions' when he was a journalist 20 years ago.

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.

Hundreds of people braved the poor weather conditions to attend the third day of the annual Appleby Horse Fair in Cumbria. The tradition, which has continued through the ages, is meant to prepare the animals for their debuts at the Westmorland show that attracts traveller families, horse breeders and Shetland pony lovers alike. The famous fair, lasting four days and attracting around 10,000 people, is also used as a courting venue for gipsies, who have a strict moral code.

Bus operator Metroline said it had the footage and was co-operating with police following the beatings. Melania Geymonat (pictured right), 28, and her American partner Chris (left, still bruised after the attack more than a week ago), 29, were left bloodied and bruised after being punched and robbed following an evening out in West Hampstead, north west London, in the early hours of May 30 (bottom left, after the attack). Despite being just days removed from the assault, users took to Facebook and Twitter to leave vile comments, blaming the women for 'bringing it on themselves'. 'That's what you get for being gay', Ryan Bennett wrote underneath an article on Facebook (bottom right). Chisomo Chitete said: 'No wonder my brother still can't find a girl to marry. All the girls have been taken by girls'. Danzil Denno, replying to a CNN story on twitter, wrote: 'Don't do that in public. See now the results of being silly?' But the defiant couple say, despite the attack and torrent of insults online, they 'are not scared to be visibly queer'.

George Clooney, 58, who has two-year-old twins with wife Amal Clooney (left and right together) revealed how he balances his career with his family life. The actor is about to launch a three-pronged attack on the entertainment world with Catch-22, a six-part TV adaptation of Joseph Heller's classic 1961 novel, which he produced, directed and stars in. Inset, Clooney in character.

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.'

Hamza Haddadi, of Buttermere Close, Leyton, was stopped by officers at Leytonstone underground station. Sergeant David Johns opened the zips of Haddadi's hooded top (left) and found a hunting knife (inset). The man tried to escape as the doors of a train on the platform opened. Officers kept hold of him, but Haddadi resisted and hit Sergeant Johns in the face (right), knocking off his glasses. He was brought to the floor and handcuffed at the station. While in custody, Haddadi was searched and officers found another smaller switch blade knife hidden down his trousers.

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. 

The 16th annual World Naked Bike Ride took place through the streets of London today. Thousands stripped off for the event which promotes body positivity and protests car culture. Riders took off from seven locations across the capital and enjoyed fine weather as they took part in the freeing ride. The event sees many writing slogans on their body advocating more cycling and criticising the abundance of cars in city centres.

Sodden festival-goers have been pictured wading through mud as they attended Parklife's Manchester event today following heavy rain, as Britain continues to be buffeted by turbulent weather. Less-than-thrilled party animals were seen wrapped in plastic coats to shield themselves from the rain (right and inset) and squelching across the drenched fields in trainers. Two women were also snapped crossing the road under a purple umbrella, decorated with hearts (left). As Storm Miguel moves away from England and into the North Sea the Met Office said that northern England should brace for rain. Strong winds of up to 35mph are expected for eastern counties over the morning as Storm Miguel continues its onslaught towards the sea. As the storm battered the UK yesterday, tourists had to put up their umbrellas as they photograph Bath Abbey during a downpour.

Hollywood icon Angelina Jolie, 44, (left and top and b ottom right), who is a special envoy for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, met with refugees along the Colombian-Venezuelan border. The visit comes a month after a failed attempted by opposition leader Juan Guaido to seize the power of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro.

Natasha, an 18-year-old French photographer, has captured the wholesome bond between her German Shepherd Vendetta, three, and her one-year-old Indian runner duck LemonyThe two animals have been pals since 2018, when Lemony, then a duckling, joined Natasha's family farm. The little duckling quickly took to following the massive dog around. Pictured l-r clockwise: Lemony the Duck and Vendetta having swim, posing in the water, pecking Vendetta on the nose, sharing a blanket, playing and sleeping together

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.'

The Spice Girls tour has been hit by further criticism after three adult female fans started fighting, and one pulled another's hair, during their Thursday show at Sunderland's Stadium of Light. Stunning footage shows two grown women appearing to argue before one, who is wearing a green jumper, has her hair pulled as the Spice Girls perform on stage. She falls to the floor and headbutts the other woman on her way down, who then grabs onto her hair with both hands. A friend then joins in and starts trying to punch the woman pulling the other's hair. It comes after fans complained about the Spice Girls' Coventry concert, which descended into chaos on Tuesday when fans were left stranded in the car park for hours once the show had finished.

Forty ex-oil workers took to the Plaza de la Moneda square, adjacent to Venezuela's central bank, in Caracas eight days ago in a bid to claim what they say are unpaid wages. In 2007, 8,500 direct or indirect workers of American oil company Exxonmobil were sacked after late president Hugo Chavez nationalised a project in the country's Orinoco Oil Belt. Despite being promised severance packages and social security contributions, the workers claim they never saw a dime. The workers used to be a part of one of the most productive and lucrative oil exporting industries in the world, propping up the countries economy for decades.

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.

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.

At least 28 people, most of them children, have been injured when a merry-go-round collapsed at a fairground in Spain. Witnesses described 'horror' scenes as the attraction's main support appeared to snap in two, flinging those on board to the ground and crushing them under the metal. The accident happened at about 2am at the San José de la Rinconada fair, in the Sevillian town of La Rinconada. 

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.

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.

Bankrupt playboy James Stunt parked his Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe on the pavement outside the Hilton Hotel on London's Park Lane. His appearance was just hours after he was made insolvent claiming he was 'the richest person ever to be made bankrupt'. Earlier, the businessman who was married to F1 heiress Petra Ecclestone, right, discovered that a number of his flash cars were given parking tickets, inset.

All 1,800 participants stripped down and stormed the secluded Magheramore Beach in Co Wicklow, Ireland, for the annual strip and drip in aid of Ireland's national children's cancer charity. The event has raised over £623,000 in total over the past seven years. Pictured: 'Stripper and dippers' run towards the sea (inset) and pose with a sign reading 'team flash and splash'.

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.

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.

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.