King and Prince William's private estates 'making millions from public bodies'

Princess Kate's First Public Appearance After Cancer Treatment: Royal Family's Reunion in Scotland

Princess Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, made a touching first public appearance since completing her cancer treatment. Accompanied by her husband, Prince William, and senior royals King Charles III and Queen Camilla, the family attended a church service at Crathie Kirk near their Balmoral estate in Scotland. This significant moment not only marks Kate's return to royal duties but also highlights her journey of resilience and healing. Join us as we celebrate her inspiring comeback and reflect on the support of the royal family during this challenging time. #PrincessKate #CancerRecovery #RoyalFamily #PublicAppearance #KingCharles #PrinceWilliam #Scotland #RoyalEngagement #Inspiration #HealingJourney ~PR.274~ED.103~HT.334~

Prince William visits Saatchi Gallery to view exhibition exploring the complexities of homelessness

The UK's Prince William visited London's Saatchi Gallery to view an exhibition which explores the complexities of homelessness. His Royal Foundation is campaigning to show it is possible to end the problem across the country.

Chancellor hails US investment in Cambridge campus

Rachel Reeves describes a £500 million private investment by a US firm Prologis into Cambridge Biomedical Campus as a "real show of confidence in what this Government are doing to grow the economy". The chancellor also defends her decision to raise money via employers National Insurance contributions which will also affect some GP surgeries and care homes saying “the NHS has got the money it needs”. Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

Health Secretary vows to end 'two-tier healthcare'

The health secretary has vowed to end "two-tier healthcare" in the NHS in a speech delivered at the Labour conference. Wes Streeting said the NHS has let people down in recent years. "We are the generation that will build a national care service worthy of it's name. That's the change Britain voted for," he said. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn