Thousands of Thai devotees gathered at Wat Bang Phra temple in Nakhon Pathom before dawn on Saturday (March 8) for "Thai Wai ...

An army veteran is celebrating Invictus Games glory. Maidstone-based Kemsley Whittlesea, a tattoo artist with a shop in ...

Meghan Markle made an unexpected appearance in New York City, surprising a select group of her longtime fans at a special ...

MEGHAN Markle has shown off a new ‘tattoo’ dedicated to her As Ever lifestyle brand. It comes after the Duchess of Sussex, 43 ...

A veteran who suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) has told how taking part in the Invictus Games saved his life. RAF veteran Steve Hooper, from Sherford in Devon, was diagnosed with ...

Prince Harry is the late Queen Elizabeth II’s grandson and Prince William’s younger brother. He was a working member of the Royal Family until March 2020 when he chose to step away from public life ...

When he was lying in a hospital bed in 2020 with a fractured skull and broken neck, Rob Shenton might have thought his dream of competing in the Invictus Games was over. Four years later the army ...

King Charles and Prince Harry may not be on the best of terms at the moment, but that's not stopping the monarch from acknowledging the good work that his youngest son does with the Invictus Games.

Invictus Energy has announced that Zimbabwe’s Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has approved the environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) for pilot production activities at the ...

The DHQ has accused Canadian High Commission of denying visas to seven Nigerian athletes, hindering their participation in the Invictus Games. The Defence Headquarters (DHQ), has explained how the ...

It’s been over a decade since Prince Harry first launched the Invictus Games— and he’s a huge part of the reason why the event is still going strong. Since the first Invictus Games in March ...

VANCOUVER — Talk of war and politics mixed with sport at the closing ceremony in Vancouver of the 2025 Invictus Games where hundreds of wounded or sick service personnel competed for their country.