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The Duchess of Sussex is launching her lifestyle business by giving away 50 limited edition jars of her strawberry jam to her inner circle who have shared influencer-style pictures of them on Instagram. But some critics have ridiculed the brand and concept. One person bought up American Riviera Orchard's domain name in the UK and used it to link to a food bank's GoFundMe, which has raised more than £21,000 in donations in a week. Speaking at the Broadway opening of 'Suffs' last week, comedian Melissa McCarthy said criticism of Meghan is because people are 'threatened' by her, adding that the Duchess of Sussex is 'wonderful' and 'awesome'. She said: 'It bums me out for every woman and every person, that for no reason people just like to attack. A smart interesting woman that has her own life, for some reason, is incredibly threatening to some people'.

NEW The showdown comes after the House of Lords again refused to back down last week, passing more amendments to the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill despite MPs repeatedly dismissing their objections. Yet would-be asylum seekers camping out in Dunkirk, in the north of France , today insisted they would keep coming back even if sent to Rwanda whose government has negotiated a multi-million-pound deal with Britain to process claims. Their defiance came as former Home Secretary Suella Braverman also warned the bill was not strong enough to be an effective deterrent.

Kendji Girac, 27, is in an intensive care unit at the University Hospital in Bordeaux after being hit by gunfire in the early hours of this morning following a visit to a camp in nearby Biscarrosse.

Sydney Sweeney shared bikini-clad vacation photos of her Mexican getaway on Instagram on Sunday while also taking aim at a female film producer who had lambasted her looks and acting abilities days earlier. In a few pictures, the 26-year-old Immaculate producer and star relaxed while sporting a cozy gray sweatshirt emblazoned with the phrase 'Sorry for having great t**s.' Sydney sported the NSFW top while demonstrating the splits alongside two gal pals.

Grief-stricken Warwick Davis has sparked concern among his fans after he made a late night post declaring 'I'm done here. Signing off' with a broken heart symbol. The post comes after the death of his beloved wife Samantha last month. Samantha, who was an actor herself and met her husband when she had an uncredited role in his 1988 film Willow, tragically died on March 24 aged 53.Concerned fans commented on the X post, saying 'I'm so sorry for your loss' and 'take care of yourself'. His children Annabelle, 27 and Harrison, 21, later posted to reassure worried fans, saying: 'Thank you everyone for looking out for our Dad, he is taking some time away from social media.'

This is the horrifying moment a car rammed into ultra-Orthodox Jewish pedestrians in a 'terror attack' that left at least three injured before the suspects fled the scene in Jerusalem .Footage of the shocking Monday attack shows two suspected 'terrorists' speeding around the bend of Techelet Mordechai Street, Romema, as three Jewish people stood chatting on the corner of the road.A white car can be seen driving at a steady pace before it begins veering onto the pavement where the pedestrians are standing, unaware of what is about to take place. Before the three individuals have an opportunity to move from their spot, the car accelerates and ploughs into them, where they are sent flying through the air. Two of the Jewish pedestrians are flung over the dashboard of the car, while the third is thrown off to the side towards a brick wall.

Widower Mabel Ogle (left) lives at home in the Isle of Wight and has a carer visit six times a day. However she was moved to a care home after she suffered a fall in October 2023 and was taken into respite care in November to recover. Contractors were sent to her home to remove damaged furniture after her house flooded during her stay. However, her granddaughter Karen Henshaw, 51, (centre) from Oldham, was shocked when she was told all of Ms Ogle's belongings had been thrown into landfill.

A deadly 'Franken-drug' that is flooding into Britain is being advertised on X and Soundcloud, an investigation has found. Thousands of social media posts promoting Nitazenes have been removed amid fears they were fuelling the spread of the powerful illegal drug - which has been linked to more than 100 deaths in the UK. Following a BBC investigation into the Class A narcotic, the two social media giants removed a number of these posts, but many listings still remained online. The Chinese-made Nitazenes have become popular among criminals and are being smuggled into the UK to be mixed into heroin and other illegal substances because they are cheap and addictive. They are produced in laboratories and are several hundred times more potent than fentanyl, heroin and morphine.

Melinda French Gates was seen with a large diamond ring on her engagement finger after arriving in New York City via private helicopter. She appeared cheerful as an assistant helped with her bags, carrying a pricey Chanel shopping bag and wearing a spring-appropriate outfit. Melinda and Bill Gates have reportedly moved on since their 2021 split, with Melinda dating former Fox reporter Jon Du Pre and Bill seen with Paula Hurd.

A study ahead of St George's Day on Tuesday reveals widespread support for the St George's Cross, with almost three-quarters of voters saying it is 'a symbol to represent England and no one should be offended by it'. But it also reveals that Labour voters are 13 times as likely as Conservative supporters to describe it as 'racist and divisive'. Separately, the survey reveals strains on the Union, with Scots and Welsh both saying they feel better represented by their national emblems than the Union Flag. Sir Keir Starmer has made strenuous efforts to rebrand Labour as a patriotic party in the wake of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, when many traditional supporters deserted the party over a perceived lack of patriotism.

Viewers of Sunday's FA Cup semi-final were left fuming after VAR ruled Coventry's extra-time winner against Manchester United marginally offside, with one saying the controversial decision 'ruined one of the greatest FA Cup moments ever'. The Championship side almost completed one of the most memorable comebacks of all time as their side came from 3-0 down to take the tie at Wembley into extra-time. And with just seconds left in the game, Coventry thought they had won it when Victor Torp turned the ball home in the 121st minute.

NEW This is the moment two shoplifters brazenly steal products from a Boots store just yards from a police station - as helpless staff watch on. One onlooker frantically called 999 as thieves targeted the shop which is just 200 metres from Chingford Police Station, east London , yesterday afternoon. The pair can be seen chucking products from the shelves into big black sports bags at the store on Station Road, Chingford. One, wearing light denim jeans, a blue jumper and a cream hat crouched down to load up his bag, using both hands to take as much as he could. The second, clad all in black with his hood up, stuffed goods into his holdall next to him, before he made his way across the aisle to take more products.

The is the historic moment the first memorial statue to the late Queen is unveiled on what would have been her 98th birthday, featuring her beloved Corgis at her heels. The unveiling was done to the cheers of crowds - and the approving barks of nearly 50 corgis as a delegation of dogs from The Welsh Corgi League were in attendance. The eye-catching seven-foot bronze statue went on display on what would have been the late Queen's 98th birthday with a group of corgis stealing the show.Over her decades on the throne, the late Queen owned an estimated 30 corgis and dorgis (dachshund and corgi mixes) and perhaps became the most famous Pembroke Welsh Corgi owner in history.