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She  has quite the history with headgear – not least the extravagant ‘pretzel’ hat she infamously wore for William and Kate’s wedding a decade ago. But it was the fashion choice of Princess Beatrice’s husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi that has now caught the attention earlier this month: a personalised baseball cap with the name ‘Mr M-M’ stitched into it. Meanwhile, the ninth in line to the throne opted for a more traditional woollen hat and Norwegian Selbu mittens to keep warm. Princess Beatrice’s husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi that has now caught the attention earlier this month: a personalised baseball cap with the name ‘Mr M-M’ stitched into it The couple were pictured food shopping in Notting Hill, London, with friend Julia de Boinville before the new national lockdown was introduced The couple, who married in a low-key ceremony in Windsor last July, were spotted food shopping in Notting Hill, West London, along with family friend Julia de Boinville well before the new national lockd

Robert Jenrick has defended the Government's strategy to leave a 12-week gap between the first and second doses of Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine amid fears a long wait between doses is less effective.  The British Medical Association recommended to cut the waiting time to six weeks, warning in a letter that the strategy is 'difficult to justify' and the UK is 'internationally isolated'. But the Housing Secretary hit back at the claims, saying that the current policy means millions more can get their first Covid jab and the 'high level of protection' it provides as 'quickly as possible'. Dr Richard Vautrey, Chair of the BMA's GP Committee, told Sky News this morning that they are 'in dialogue' with Prof Whitty over the 12-week gap, saying 'we need to understand the data'.  Both the vaccines approved so far – one made by Pfizer and the other by Oxford University – rely on two doses to be most effective, with them ideally spaced thr

Donald Trump launched a four-page personal tirade against James Comey in a draft of the his letter firing the FBI chief, it emerged Monday. The unsent letter was examined by Robert Mueller's special counsel inquiry, but was never sent to Comey, who was fired in May 2017.  Parts of its contents were revealed by ABC News, who said it had been leaked by sources connected to the Mueller probe. Under normal circumstances such a high-profile leak could lead to an investigation, but its contents were revealed 48 hours before Trump leaves office. Trump in the end sent Comey a one-page letter of dismissal, with an accompanying one-page letter from then attorney general Jeff Sessions and a three-page memo from then deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.  The original draft, which was written by aide Stephen Miller after extensive dictation from Trump and research by Miller, then repeatedly edited by the president himself, was quickly determined to be too dangerous 'to see the light of d