A Christian Dior retrospective opens at London’s V&A this week. Rachel Marie Walsh meets the Irish curator, Oriole Cullen.

One week after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, British prime minister David Cameron and members of the royal family were standing side-by-side with France’s president to celebrate their historic alliance at the centenary of the deadliest battle of World War I.

Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has left the door open to a new northern body to monitor paramilitary activity.

A rescuer who pulled bodies from the water following Lord Mountbatten’s assassination has said the murder site should be known for the joy it brought the royals, not just the horror.

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A desert dust storm has blown the Prince of Wales’s itinerary for his last day in Saudi Arabia off course.

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Russian president Vladimir Putin has said Moscow is ready to “work with” the new authorities in Ukraine which result from the presidential election planned for tomorrow.

Cheryl Cole’s husband has promised her she can have “whatever she wants” if they divorce.

Cheryl Cole has met Prince Charles’ former divorce lawyer to discuss her separation from her husband.

Robin Williams returned to the UK stage for the first time in 25 years by treating a crowd of just 100 comedy fans to a surprise stand-up set.

The News of the World’s royal editor will appear in court next week in connection with a string of offences after being questioned over alleged mobile phone hacking.

Two News of the World stories appear to have raised suspicions that Clarence House officials’ voicemail messages may have been intercepted.

Downing Street said tonight no legislation was needed “at this stage” for Prince Charles’ marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles to proceed.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair today appeared on Channel 4's Richard and Judy show, laughing off suggestions that he was planning a snap election and insisting he had not yet decided on a date for the poll.

PRINCES William and Harry launched an attack on former royal butler Paul Burrell last night, accusing him of a “cold and overt betrayal” of their late mother.

THE Prince of Wales lost his most trusted aide yesterday as a report into allegations of misconduct in the royal household recommended tighter controls on the handling of gifts.