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Both Duchesses were clearly determined to add a touch of sparkle to Charles' birthday party at Buckingham Palace by accessorising their outfits with jaw-dropping diamond earrings.

The Prince of Wales arrived at Spencer House in London this afternoon with his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall carrying a glittering bag and 70th birthday balloon.

Prince Charles has some of his favourite family photos on display in the Morning Room of Clarence House, his official London residence, a new virtual tour of the property reveals.

Barnard's Star b circles a cool red-dwarf star, smaller and older than the sun, completing one orbit every 233 days, say researchers from the Institut de Ciències de l'Espai in Spain.

An iPhone X user has been left in shock after his device unexpectedly overheated and began releasing smoke. The device began to overheat after the user installed iOS 12.1 on the device.

Hashem Abedi, left, brother of Manchester Arena attacker Salman Abedi, right, will be returned to the UK to face terrorism charges. The 22-year-old is suspected of assisting his brother.

Flight attendants have shared their harrowing accounts of Southwest Flight 1380 on April 17 where the engine failed and broke a window and sucked out passenger Jennifer Riordan.

A blunder by the company Capita, which failed to send letters to thousands of women inviting them to cervical screening appointments, has been called 'incredibly serious' and 'appalling' by experts.

The Queen's Swan Marker, David Barker (right), says the campaign has depleted bird numbers, as people have been wrongfully told that feeding swans bread is bad for them.

Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, staff Nursara Suknamai and Kaveporn Punpare and pilots Eric Swaffer and Izabela Roza Lechowicz, were killed on October 27.

British sisters Babs, Joy and Teddie (pictured left to right) became famous after a series of hits including I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus and Little Drummer Boy.

The 12 toys expected to become this year's most-wanted Christmas gifts have been unveiled at the Dream Toys fair in London, based on predictions from retailers and industry experts.

Christchurch in Dorset (pictured) has become so overrun with the cafes that local officials have decided to leave a store empty rather than allow another trendy coffee spot to open.

While sailors for centuries have enjoyed getting tattoos to mark their sea going adventures, military chiefs say any artwork that depict politics, violence or drugs will now rule out their Navy admission.

Alan Myatt was attacked after making an official appearance in Gloucester. He tried to call local police on their 101 phone line but gave up after waiting for an hour and a half.

The US President was called by the Prime Minister as he flew on Air Force One to France (pictured in Paris) to mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War, according to the Washington Post.

NEW Canadian Indigenous women have filed a lawsuit seeking to have it certified as a class-action over forced sterilization in Saskatchewan and other areas, dating back to the 1930s through today.

NEW Prosecutors have started presenting evidence to jurors in the trial of El Chapo by giving them a video tour of a tunnel between Mexico and an Arizona warehouse.

Formed on social media just three weeks ago, community watchdog group 'We Stand Determined' are working together to report danger to residents across Birmingham.

Lucy Inglis has left many of her followers in Twitter in floods of tears after she tweeted about her shock and grief following the death of her 'dearest friend' Bridie at the hands of a car.

Liam Jones, 34 of Bootle, Merseyside, insisted he was unable to work, needed help washing and dressing and found it difficult to negotiate stairs because of pain and breathlessness.

Omar Zouhri (pictured in a final photo) pleaded with relatives to look after his wife and daughter before he died of rabies contracted from a cat bite during a holiday in Morocco.

The French government suggested the US president lacked 'common decency' by launching his broadside on a day when France was mourning victims of the November 2015 terror attacks.

The British mum, who did not disclose her daughter's age, told on the parenting forum Mumsnet how she'd just recently started walking, and had toddled into the bathroom where her husband was naked.

Clay Hemstalk, a maintenance supervisor for CA Department of Transportation's Pulga station, was on call around 6.30am when he heard abut the fire and saw it 'taking off'.

The Monty Python star, 79, sparked a row over black humour after he shared a joke about people affected by the California wildfires asking for 'flambeed' food in a Sacramento restaurant.

The former Prime Minister Tony Blair lashed the EU withdrawal deal which has been thrashed out - branding it the 'worst of both worlds'.

Most of the details leaked last night surrounded the issue of the backstop, the terms Britain will adopt if a trade deal is not agreed when a transition period ends in 2020.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the country has benefited from a dip in the price of clothes and certain foods, especially cheese and yoghurt.

The family of grandmother Beryl Harris (centre), 87 and from Sheppey in Kent, fear she could have died and want to know why the driver of the minibus was not sacked following the incident.

The fashion retailer has landed itself in hot water with shoppers after items from the store's Harry Potter themed range were categorised by gender including various items of crockery.

Leisure bosses at Conwy Council, Wales, say electric bikes will help youngsters. But residents say it's another example of 'out of touch' town hall chiefs wasting taxpayers' cash on 'nonsense'.

Drug baron Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's defense told his New York trial Tuesday that his cartel bribed Mexican presidents, painting the absent co-defendant as a ruthless criminal.

Bradley Blundell, 18, is accused of shooting electrician John Pordage, 34, dead at a BP garage in Chelmsford, Essex, after he called him the 'Milky Bar Kid' and said his friend 'had a nice bum'.

Francis explored the Catholic commandment against 'bearing false witness' during his general audience in the Vatican on Wednesday.

Sex and relationship expert Tracey Cox reveals which of the niggling issues with your sex life are nothing to worry about. So don't lose any sleep over making love less than twice a week...

Aimee Spencer, 27, died after falling from a window in the flat of Daniel Lewis, 30, in Brighton in 2016. The case led police to discover his drug-dealing business but he was spared jail two weeks ago.

Brian Lee had previously studied at Kings College London and had practised dentistry for around 20 years. At one point he had his own surgery in Hertfordshire.

Jesus's portrait was first spotted in the 1920s in the ruins of Shivta, an old farming village in the heart of the Negev desert, about 25 miles (40 kilometers) southwest of Be'er Sheva.

The Airbus A321 was flying at 900ft and at more than 150mph when it narrowly avoided what could have been a catastrophic collision mid air, just three miles from Birmingham Airport.

Ch Jagadish, 24, had been visiting 50-year-old snake charmer Gurunadham Ramesh, also known as Ramaiah, in the village of Sullurpeta in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Max Holden, 69, from Oslo, was found hanging from the Pattaya apartment block at around 9am this mornning, with a bullet wound and slash marks all over his body.

Daniel Phipps, 32, took his own life in a wood in Brighton this August. He had received care for suicidal thoughts and doctors thought he was at 'low risk' for suicide having kept all his appointments..

The Countess of Wessex is pictured opening The Centre for Conflict Wound Research at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital yesterday. Acid-attack victims are among those who are set to benefit.

Laura Sayers, a mother-of-two from Dorset, who estimates she spent more than £5,000 on chocolate over the years, has gone from 18st and a size 22 to 10st after ditching her Dairy Milk habit.

Sir David Natzler, the clerk of the House of Commons, will step down in March next year after 43 years in Parliament.

Snapchat wants to make it easier to relive your favorite memories in the app. The firm launched new Friendship Profiles that shows highlights from conversations with friends at the top of their profile.

The invisible mass of particles is travelling at breakneck speed, but shouldn't cause our planet any damage, say scientists at the University of Zaragoza in Spain. (Stock image)

Sarah Burgwin, of Totnes, Devon, said it was 'shameful' that six-year-old Katie Stafford was being denied access to Orkambi, which can improve lung function in sufferers of the disease.

Brian Hall, 67, was caught with nearly 600 vials of 'GcMAF' - which was said to cure HIV, cancer and autism - as he boarded a ferry from Poole to France.

The list of dying-out words features in a new book by Edward Allhusen, from Devon, and includes words from the era of Charles Dickens such as 'crapulence', a term used to describe a hangover.

Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust is the subject of a major probe over concerns that dozens of babies and mothers died needlessly.

The organised crime group were under observation for six months as they tended their plants in a giant factory on the Camperdown Industrial Estate, near Burradon, North Tyneside.

In both instances, which took place in Bury and Bolton (pictured), the children were approached by men in a white Transit-style van with blacked-out side windows and a sliding door.

Phil Hatfield, 35, of Aberystwyth, claims his son Osian, 7, was 'not focused' on his goalkeeping duties during a recent Under 8s game, so he moved behind the goal to 'guide' him.

Local resident Ellen Nierop, whose relatives were murdered at Belsen, was 'appalled' when she saw the items at a disused church in Norwich after attending a Remembrance Day service on Sunday.

Andrew Hume (pictured), 49 and from Streatham in London, hosted dinner parties to deal crystal meth and would refer to himself as Cardinal Hume in text messages about the sale of drugs.

Horrified neighbours in Middlesbrough found Ambreen Hussain, 35 (pictured) 'on fire' yesterday afternoon as she screamed 'I'm burning' and 'I'm going to die - my kids!'

Baby Ibrahim was fighting for his life after being born via emergency caesarean section when his mother was shot dead by a crossbow-wielding killer in Ilford, east London, but is now in stable condition.

Both new and used sanitary pads are being obtained by young Indonesians looking for a cheap and legal way to get high, according to the Indonesian National Drug Agency (BNN).

New Boeing planes like the one that crashed have an automated system which will make aircraft descend if there was a malfunction - but American pilots say they weren't told how to switch it off.

William Robertson, of Clydebank, Scotland, left the baby with a fractured skull and bruising to her forehead and ear in more than one beating last year.

This week Channel 4's Grand Designs team explore five properties that started out as something completely different - be it a crumbling farm house, an abandoned shed, or a derelict gin distillery.

A new study conducted by the University of Michigan says that multitasking makes us more engaged in the task at hand and can improve the way we work.

The bizarre demands from the last 12 months were revealed by budget hotel chain Travelodge, which polled staff across its 552 UK properties.

The state-of-the-art machine at China's Hefei Institutes of Physical Science is designed to replicate the processes of the sun as part of a project to turn hydrogen into cost-effective green energy.

Thanks to a late Easter in 2019, falling close to the first May Bank Holiday, you can leave the office on 18th April and not return again until 7th May, while only using nine days of your annual leave.

Devices captured the rider travelling at speeds of 54mph, 83mph, 84mph and 101mph along a road used by school children in Ramsey St. Mary's, Cambridgeshire, where the limit is 40mph.

A study by University College London (UCL) found that smokers who have frequently spent time with vapers, who smoke e-cigarettes, were around 20 per cent more likely to quit tobacco.

GRAPHIC CONTENT: The first episode of Operation Live aired last night and London heart surgeon Kulvinder Lall performed an aortic valve replacement on a 69-year-old man.

Marian Shields Robinson, 81, sat down with her daughter and CBS's Gayle King in what was her first televised interview.

A University of York study found that when volunteers were shown pictures of strangers with random names, participants remembered up to 85% of the names but only 73% of the faces.

Ralph Bulger, 51, the father of murdered toddler James reacted angrily after receiving quotes from a forthcoming Channel 5 documentary where his son's killers say they had a better life behind bars.

Average weekly attendance also fell. This time for the fourth year in a row, dropping 9 per cent to 895,000 in October 2017 from 994,000 million in 2013.

Massachusetts-based World Against Toys Causing Harm, or W.A.T.C.H., unveiled its 46th annual list of the 10 'worst toys' Tuesday at Franciscan Children's Hospital in Boston.

During the debate on ITV's Good Morning Britain, presenter Susanna Reid asked whether it was 'feminism gone too far', while Piers Morgan called the suggestion 'radical feminist nonsense'.

The TV presenter, 47, has extended her alcohol-free stint as she has revealed she's been teetotal for two months.

A new report by LELO UK - the sex toy brand - discovered that regular climaxes could actually help add a whopping £90billion to the economy by reducing stress and in turn boosting productivity.

Sophie Michelle, 21, of Chester, Cheshire, started watching ASMR videos to cope with the stress of her brother's cancer and after he recovered decided to start up her own whispering YouTube channel.

Nestled in the Scottish Highlands, Ackergill Tower is currently operated as a wedding and events venue which features distinguished dining halls and cosy living areas.

Burberry's subversive spin on the traditional Christmas celebration was masterminded by the British artist Juno Calypso, and accompanied by a chilling rendition of Carol of the Bells.

Police in California have released the surveillance footage of a McDonald's manager being attacked by a woman who was upset over missing packs of ketchup.

A road user has been spotted paying the trumpet while driving down a major freeway during peak hour in Queensland by a fellow road user who speculated he may have been bored of the radio.

These are the first images of the pre-production 2019 Aston Martin DBX, which is expected to cost around £160k when it arrives in UK showrooms. Pictures reveal it being driven in Wales on a rally stage.