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In an ITV interview, the prince points out Buckingham Palace took more action after a recent race row.

Many of Monday's papers react to Prince Harry's Sunday night interview with ITV.

Prince Harry appears to cast doubt on the official account of his mother Princess Diana's death.

Soaring utility bills are leading to shop closures, owners and business leaders warn.

Officers speak to motorists and pedestrians, and hand out leaflets as the investigation continues.

League Two Stevenage produce an incredible late comeback to stun Premier League Aston Villa and reach the FA Cup fourth round.

Figures suggest more than four billion pieces of single-use cutlery are used in England each year.

John Compton says having no government for four of the last six years has led to a health care crisis.

High street retailers paid suppliers in Bangladesh less than production costs, researchers claim.

The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice", as a union leader urges him to "come clean".

Constance Marten and Mark Gordon were seen in Colchester on Saturday, police say.

The King stops and chats as he arrives for a service at a church in Castle Rising, Norfolk.

Police issue a new photo of an unidentified man and say his first language might be Latvian.

BMA Scotland deputy chair Dr Lailah Peel says patients safety is "at risk every day" in hospitals.

The PM says he is open to a "responsible" and "affordable" deal in a bid to end strike action.

The angler also discovered a knife, some shotgun cartridges and a BB gun.

Thames Water say some roads will remain closed for up to one week due to the scale of the burst.

Children have been left "shaken" by a sectarian hate crime in Londonderry.

The remains of Philip Lewis were found in Oakwood Pond in Harlow on New Year's Eve.

Suzanne Mulholland's time saving tips have gathered her a significant following on social media.