Reggae-dancehall icon Capleton is feeling the love from fans worldwide as buzz continues to build around his latest single, Prayers Up, featuring Derrick Sound. The spiritually charged anthem, ...

BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS — The energy meets you before the music even settles in. Across three nights of Barbados Reggae Weekend 2026 at Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, the festival brought together roots ...

While 2025 has seen King Charles face some of the most difficult decisions of his reign after he stripped his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, of his titles and evicted him from his home, there ...

Veteran entertainers Capleton, Beres Hammond and Leroy Sibbles, will be the recipients of national honours at Wednesday’s staging of the Grand Gala at the National Stadium. In an interview with ...

Last week, Health Secretary and anti-vaccine advocate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the Trump administration would hack off nearly a quarter of employees at the Department of Health and Human ...

The King’s country estate will prove to be “the perfect tonic” and help him return to work as soon as possible, a royal expert believes. Charles is staying at Highgrove after spending a few hours in ...

In February 2024, the news that King Charles had been diagnosed with cancer made headlines worldwide, though in the months since, Buckingham Palace has been reluctant to share any updates on the ...

"You just have to push on, don't you," the sovereign said during a visit to Northern Ireland. ANTHONY HARVEY/POOL/AFP via Getty King Charles had an encouraging word for cancer patients as his own ...

King Charles had an encouraging word for cancer patients as his own treatment continues. The King, 76, shared some advice during a solo stop at the Pharmacy and Pharmacology Department of Ulster ...

His Majesty made the remark whilst touring Ulster University on the second day of his and the Queen’s visit to Northern Ireland Hannah Furness is Royal Editor for the Telegraph. She has been writing ...

King Charles had an encouraging word for cancer patients as his own treatment continues. While meeting fellow cancer patients at the celebrated college, the monarch said, "What's that Winston ...