King Charles has been inspired by Oasis singer Liam Gallagher to sell posh Royal BUCKET HATS at his Norfolk estate.

The Monarch is selling the 90s Britpop hats, made famous by the Oasis frontman, for £12 as part of a range of merchandise produced for the Sandringham Festival of Carriage Driving. The floppy hats, which can be bought in navy, cream or grey, come with an “S” for Sandringham emblem on the front, which has been made to look like a horse with a crown.

We covered the train collision near Bedford in June

Dramatic new photos show the severely buckled train which saw a carriage shunted off its tracks following a collision, which killed a train driver and injured 100 passengers. The aerial pictures show the huge extent of the damage after one of the carriages on the 15.10 train from Nottingham to London St Pancras came off the rails when the 16.40 Corby train, travelling on the same line, ran into the back of it shortly after 5pm on Friday, June 19.

King Charles has been given his latest PORTRAIT– drawn by a seven-year-old.

The Monarch was presented with a picture of himself wearing a blue suit and tie and smiling, by little Olivia Rickards when he went to the service at Flitcham church on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

The UK’s first HEATHLAND green bridge is opening in Surrey next month – to help snakes, toads and badgers cross the busy A3.

Funded by National Highways, the 68-metre-long Cockrow Bridge is covered in heather, and will offer a safe crossing point for wildlife and people between Ockham Common and Wisley Common. The green bridge, which is 30-metres wide and also includes a path for pedestrians, horse riders and cyclists, is the first of its kind in Britain to support lowland heathland habitats, one of the country’s rarest habitat types.

Tourists have been tiptoeing through the tulips.

They were seen in the Spring sunshine amongst the incredible kaleidoscope of coloured flowers at Britain’s last remaining bulb fields at family-run Norfolk Tulips near King Charles’ Sandringham Estate. At the beginning of the 20th Century more than 3,000 acres of tulips were grown in Norfolk and Lincolnshire but now these are now the last bulb fields in this country, which has made them a hugely popular destination.

A pub in Surrey is offering punters the chance to pop in for a pint – and a cuddle with a MEERKAT.

The Royal Oak Inn & Meerkat Retreat in the pretty village of Brockham, near Dorking, is believed to be the only pub in the UK where customers can visit for a drink and a snuggle with a meerkat. Landlord Chris Collier bought the pub when he suddenly found himself with seven rescue meerkats and was looking for a new business to run.

England's first official £2 million CYCLE street, giving cyclists and pedestrians priority over motorists, has been built in Cambridge.

Adams Road, which is one of the busiest cycle routes in the university city of Cambridge and used daily by about 3,000 cyclists, has been re-designed to improve safety by prioritising walking and cycling. As part of the Dutch-inspired improvements, on-road parking has been removed, junctions have been reconfigured to slow traffic, and raised crossings and wider footpaths have been installed for pedestrian safety along the 500-metre stretch of road.

New photos show the dilapidated farmhouse where convicted killer Tony Martin shot dead a teenage intruder is finally being CLEARED OUT exactly ONE YEAR after he died on Feb 2.

The pictures show a huge pile of JUNK outside the crumbling remains of Bleak House, near Wisbech on the Norfolk/Cambridgeshire border, where the famous shooting took place in 1999. The massive heap of rubbish, which includes filing cabinets, drawers, a bicycle, oil drums and a lawnmower, suggest that whoever inherited the property from Martin, who died from a stroke at the age of 80, may finally be clearing it out ready to put on the market.

The family home where Captain Sir Tom Moore raised millions for NHS charities during the pandemic has still not sold – TWO YEARS after it originally went on the market for £2.25 million.

The Old Rectory in Marston Moretaine, in Bedfordshire, was originally put up for sale in April 2024 after his daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore, and her family were told to bulldoze their controversial £200,000 spa complex. Central Bedfordshire Council told them to demolish the building, which contained a SPA POOL, after the family lost an appeal following a ruling from the planning inspector that it was 'at odds' with their Grade Two listed home.

The train where a stabbing attack took place was seen leaving Huntingdon Railway Station in Cambridgeshire.

The London North Eastern Railway (LNER) Doncaster to King’s Cross train ...

>Prince Andrew has RETIRED two of his personalised Duke of York car number plates on his favourite vehicles after handing back all his titles.

He had the number plate AY02 DOY on his previous two dark green Range Rovers, but he has not transferred it onto his new vehicle and the plate is no longer registered with a car according to the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency).

King Charles has been spotted looking glum as he went for a drive in Sandringham in Norfolk.

He is believed to have gone there to start making arrangements for his brother Andrew to move to a house on his private estate as soon as possible.

Workmen have been spotted constructing a new SECURITY FENCE around Marsh Farm on King Charles’ Sandringham estate in Norfolk – where Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is rumoured to be moving to.

The new 6ft-high fence is being put up around the farm in Wolferton, which is two miles west of the Monarch’s Sandringham House.

Celebrity Traitors presenter Claudia Winkleman looks unrecognisable in this photo of her as a student at Cambridge University – without her trademark FRINGE and EYELINER.

The TV star, 53, looks a world apart from her glamorous tanned and polished look as a presenter on Traitors and Strictly, as she poses with her class mates at Murray Edwards College in 1990

King Charles’ rarely-seen beloved Aston Martin has been spotted for the first time in three years as it was taken for its annual service.

The two-seater 1969 DB6 Volante, which he lent to William and Kate for their wedding in 2011, was put on the back of a truck on his Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s new home on King Charles’ Sandringham estate in Norfolk is on a FLOOD PLAIN – and residents in his village are advised to register for Flood Warnings from the Environment Agency.

Marsh Farm in Wolferton, which is two miles west of the Monarch’s Sandringham House, is below sea-level and on a flood plain, according to a flood map produced by the Environment Agency. Residents in the village, which is near Dersingham Bog, are advised to register to receive flood warnings from the Environment Agency in the event that local flood preventative measures suddenly fail.

King Charles is serving up CURRY for the FIRST time to visitors at Sandringham in Norfolk - made with ORGANIC meat from his estate.

The Monarch has started selling warming bowls of LAMB curry at the estate’s restaurant – and his daughter-in-law, Princess Kate, will be impressed as it’s her favourite meal. The lamb curry, which is already proving a big hit, is served with basmati rice, poppadum’s and mango chutney – and costs just £10.

A radio station is playing a CENSORED version of Bruce Springsteen’s iconic Born in the USA hit which removes the word “yellow.”

In the 1984 hit song Springsteen sings: “So they put a rifle in my hands, Sent me off to a foreign land, To go and kill the yellow man, Born in the USA.” But executives at Absolute Radio have now removed the words “yellow man” from the son

King Charles is selling CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS based on his mum’s traditional Royal family recipe.

The Monarch has launched a festive figgy pudding inspired by the late Queen Elizabeth II’s own Christmas recipe. The large £19.99 Sandringham Christmas puddings, which are on sale in the King’s Norfolk estate shop, contain raisins, sultanas, mixed peel, breadcrumbs and brandy – just like the late Queen’s.