Ex-Spandau Ballet star Ross William Wild, 36, is found guilty of rape, sexual assault and voyeurism - but cleared of controlling and coercive behaviour

Former Spandau Ballet singer and West End stage star Ross Davidson has today been found guilty of a series of sex offences against three women.

The House of Mountbatten reigned... until it didn't: How idle boast ensured Prince Philip's children and the Royal Family would NOT formally adopt his surname - prompting him to say: 'I am nothing but a bloody amoeba'

It was an idle boast made following the death of King George VI. At a party at his home, Lord Louis Mountbatten had proclaimed that the 'house of Mountbatten now reigned'.

Revealed: King Charles and Queen Camilla were rushed to safety HOURS after Trump's shooting after their security spotted a mysterious person on a nearby roof

The royals had been out in the open visiting the island capital of St Helier on Monday - the first visit by British monarchs since 2005 - when they were suddenly rushed to a nearby hotel.

Beatrice the (socially distanced) bride: How the Princess married Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi four years ago today wearing Queen Elizabeth's gown and tiara - in ceremony hit by covid restrictions

The intimate ceremony at Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge, was attended by around 20 guests in attendance, including Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh.

The ultimate survivor: How Princess Margaret's lady-in-waiting Anne Glenconner, 92 today, battled through trauma of husband's violent abuse and the loss of two sons - and she has attended TWO coronations

Lady Glenconner married Colin Tennant, the 3rd Baron Glenconner, in 1956, and endured violent beatings and his adultery. The couple spent much of their time on the island of Mustique.

It was the royal wedding of the year, but when Sarah Chatto got married 30 years ago all eyes were on the warring Prince Charles and Diana as they arrived 45 seconds apart (but the Princess got the louder cheer)

As the daughter of Princess Margaret and niece of the Queen, Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones might have expected all eyes to be on her when she got married 30 years ago today.

The tender gesture at the Queen's Coronation that told the Press Princess Margaret was in love... but her romance with Group Captain Peter Townsend came to nothing

The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II is remembered as perhaps the greatest royal spectacle ever captured on film. But Princess Margaret garnered some attention too on that day in 1953.

Kate Middleton reveals that 'Prince George is a fan of rock band Queen' after seeing their 2022 performance at the Platinum Jubilee concert

The young royal, ten, first took a liking to the band when he heard them play at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace in 2022, according to The Sun.

Style Queen Camilla! How Her Majesty's Bruce Oldfield gown at the Coronation marked the start of a fashion transformation - as favoured designer Fiona Clare says she wants her outfits to 'photograph to flatter'

Camilla's fashion evolution began long before she became Queen, but her choice of a Bruce Oldfield gown at the Coronation was undoubtedly a pivotal moment.

Could school the King called 'Colditz in Kilts' have been the making of him? How at Gordonstoun Prince Charles weathered bullies and a broken nose in rugby, acted in Shakespeare plays and became head boy

It was announced earlier this year that the King has accepted a patronage at Gordonstoun, and his time there was not all bad, as Ingrid Seward's recent book My Mother and I makes clear.

From Diana's soft eyeliner to Meghan's trusty lash curler: The affordable beauty hacks used by the Royal Family to ensure they look immaculate on every occasion

Catherine, Princess of Wales, is known for her natural make-up style. As for the late Queen, in 1952 Clarins produced a bespoke blue-red lipstick to complement her robes at the Coronation.

The Queen's engagement to Prince Philip (who she first properly met when she was 13) was announced on this day in 1947, but he was up against courtiers who thought him 'rough' and 'uneducated' and doubted he would be faithful

It was a welcome ray of light in a London still suffering from the impact of the war. On this day in 1947, Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten announced their engagement

Cinema in the basement, a fancy fridge in the kitchen and an electric wardrobe in the dressing room: How Clarence House was turned into a thoroughly modern home by Prince Philip after he and the Queen married

The 19th century London home near St James' Palace in Westminster had been refurbished at a cost of more than £50,000, the equivalent of nearly £1.5million in today's money.

A tetchy Prince Charles, Lord Snowdon's Aston Martin and a very special chair! What historian BRIAN HOEY (a BBC reporter on the day) remembers of the King's investiture 55 years ago

As a 35-year-old BBC journalist reporting on the spectacle at Caernarvon Castle on July 1, 1969, I interviewed Charles shortly before the ceremony - but he wasn't too happy, writes BRIAN HOEY.

New jewels please: How the royals have stolen the show at Wimbledon with their sparkler choices - from Princess Margaret's diamond brooch to Kate's gold charm earrings

In 1965 Princess Margaret was spotted in the royal box at Wimbledon with sunglasses on, cigarette in hand and a fabulous diamond brooch pinned to her shoulder.

Climbing up a drainpipe, drinking wine and bursting into the Queen's bedroom: The escapades of Michael Fagan during TWO Buckingham Palace break-ins 42 years ago - but monarch was rescued by devoted footman

In July 1982, schizophrenic Michael Fagan twice broke in to Buckingham Palace in the space of a few days. It was on the second occasion that he wandered into the Queen's bedroom.

Queen Victoria and the 'royal disease': How the monarch was a carrier of haemophilia, which killed nine of her descendants (including her son) and spread into European royalty - prompting rise of 'Mad Monk' Rasputin

Alexei, the son of Tsar Nicholas II (both pictured above), suffered from haemophilia. His mother was a granddaughter of Queen Victoria. Spain's Prince Alfonso was also a sufferer.

From Welsh gold rings to elaborate cakes: The fascinating royal wedding traditions - including two customs started by the Queen Mother more  than a century ago

Prince Albert began the tradition of wearing military uniform and medals on royal wedding days when he tied the knot with Queen Victoria in 1840. Above: Prince William with Kate in his uniform in 2011.

The speech that made the Queen cry: How Princess Elizabeth's famous 1947 broadcast where she made solemn vow was written by a journalist - before draft was misplaced in a Cape Town bar

Speaking to the nation from Cape Town on her 21st birthday in 1947, Princess Elizabeth promised Britons that her 'whole life whether it be long or short' would be devoted to their service.

Sixteen things that make your home look posh: From the right kind of cushions to the wrong type of bedding, property experts take their pick

Money can't buy you love. And when it comes to the contents of your home, it can't buy proof that you're posh either.

Inside the Japanese state visit: How Emperor Naruhito is returning to country where, as an Oxford student, he bonded with Charles while fishing at Balmoral - and he and the King are both grappling with the challenges of a 'slimmed-down' monarchy

Charles and Naruhito bonde back in 1984 when the Japanese royal was a student at Oxford and spent a few days at the Royal Family's Highland retreat.