ROYAL bride-to-be Kate Middleton is set to overtake Princess Diana as the most talked-about woman in the world’s media, according to a study released yesterday by the Global Language Monitor.

A HOST of celebrities from footballers to film stars appear in the pages of Tony Blair’s memoirs.

CANCER victim Jade Goody came to represent “all that’s paltry and wretched about Britain”, Michael Parkinson has said.

Just in case you miss the obvious, the makers of this richly costumed, plumed and powdered period piece have added the tagline 'There were three people in her marriage'.

Heather Mills McCartney claimed she was close to suicide, compared herself to Princess Diana and the McCanns, and accused Paul McCartney of stalling on their divorce settlement in dramatic TV interviews today.

MANY have noted it, but it was this column, in this paper, which named it.

WHILE I agree with much of what Terry Prone has to say about the reaction of the British media to the wedding of Charles and Camilla (Irish Examiner, April 9), I feel she has been unnecessarily hard on Princess Diana.

YESTERDAY’S pictures and headlines about the royal wedding were relatively benign, in sharp contrast to those of the day before.

Supporting your club is a lifelong experience, but now, it seems, it carries into the afterlife also. Joe McNamee and Mark Gallagher reports on the latest fan craze.

ACCORDING to 87% of people surveyed in a British newspaper poll, the butler definitely did not do it.