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Royal Wedding superfan Margaret Tyler's $71,000 royal memorabilia collection
We’re just one sleep away from the royal wedding, and the excitement is building around the UK. But no one is more excited than 74-year-old royal super fan Margaret Tyler. Mrs Tyler has dedicated her life to the royals, building an enormous collection of royal memorabilia worth an incredible $71,000. A Current Affair reporter Laura Turner visited Mrs Tyler’s home in northwest London for a tour, and to check out exactly what $71,000 worth of royal memorabilia looks like.
Cream or jam first? Royal etiquette expert solves scone debate
With the royal wedding just days away, many of the invited guests will no doubt be brushing up on their royal etiquette skills in preparation for lunch with the Queen. A Current Affair reporter Laura Turner will be there in Windsor, although outside the palace walls. But, like any good journalist, Turner wanted to be prepared for anything. So she organised an afternoon tea at the Ritz London with Britain’s leading etiquette expert, William Hanson.
The stunning price tag of the royal wedding
We know the price tag for your average Aussie wedding isn’t cheap. But imagine the cost of a wedding with three venues, 600 official guests and 2600 members of the public invited to watch from the gardens. And to top it all off, the wedding is between a British prince and a Hollywood actress. Hamish Shephard, CEO of wedding planning app Bridebook, has crunched the numbers ahead of Saturday’s Royal Wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Meghan Markle will 'thrive' as royal, says former agent
The former agent and close friend of Meghan Markle has opened up to A Current Affair about her experience with the future royal bride. Gina Nelthorpe-Cowne was Meghan Markle’s agent for two years, from October 2014 to October 2016. During that time the pair travelled the world, working with charities and on events. That time together gave Ms Nelthorpe-Cowne a unique insight into Ms Markle, who has since become one of the most famous women in the world.
Princess Diana would approve of Meghan Markle, says former butler Paul Burrell
A close friend and confidant of Princess Diana says Diana would’ve approved of Meghan Markle as a wife for her son, Prince Harry. Princess Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell, who describes himself as the only man Diana trusted, spoke to A Current Affair in the lead up to Saturday’s royal wedding. While on a carriage ride around Windsor, Paul Burrell told reporter Laura Turner, “She [Diana] would’ve picked Meghan.
Does Barnaby Joyce still pass the pub test?
“He's got to go." The A Current Affair results are in, and it seems Barnaby Joyce has failed the pub test. Mr Joyce is refusing to bow to pressure to resign as the deputy prime minister, following revelations of allegedly inappropriate behaviour including getting his staffer pregnant. A Current Affair reporter Brady Halls conducted his own pub test, visiting a Sydney establishment during the lunchtime rush hour to find out what Aussies really think of their deputy prime minister.
Sophie Monk 'very emotional' after public break-up
The TV star fell head over heels on national television for father of four and millionaire Stu Laundy. Fans questioned whether he was right for her, but Sophie says she’s “never been as happy” than the moment she chose to be with Stu. But after six months together, the couple called it quits. Since then, there have been constant rumours and speculation about what exactly went wrong.
Sophie Monk 'staged pap shots' with Stu Laundy
Sophie Monk has admitted she and Stu Laundy staged shots for the paparazzi. The couple, who have made headlines for months after falling in love on reality television, have recently called it quits. Sophie Monk has spoken exclusively to A Current Affair reporter Leila McKinnon about their breakup. Watch the full interview tonight on A Current Affair from 7pm. Monk told McKinnon she felt like she had to kiss Laundy in public, to stop people questioning the legitimacy of their relationship.
Beach with 'world's whitest sand' finds dark side of fame
Many would think it's a dream come true to live by a beach that's won the Guinness World Record for having the world’s whitest sand. But the residents of one seaside town south of Sydney say the dream has become a nightmare, thanks to the thousands of tourists now visiting every day. Hyams Beach has only 100 residents, but when the sun comes out, around 4000 visitors roll in. For a town with nothing but a general store and a beach, it’s a lot to handle.
'He saw them': Man says grandfather involved in Beaumont children disappearance
The grandson of a person of interest in the Beaumont children’s disappearance says he's sure his grandfather was involved. Harry Phipps, a wealthy Adelaide businessman, lived just a few hundred metres away from Glenelg Beach in Adelaide, where the three children vanished from on Australia Day 1966. Watch the full exclusive interview on A Current Affair tonight from 7pm.
Inside the weird world of RBT
Each year millions of Aussies are pulled over and breath tested. The majority of them are under the limit and drive off. But every now and again - someone blows over. Surprisingly, some of those in the wrong, give permission to a camera crew to film their whole ordeal - as they’re arrested, to the moment police tell them they’ve blown over and will need to face court on a drink driving charge.
Escape the crowds and head to Italy's best kept secret, Puglia
When it comes to travelling in Italy, the likes of Rome, Florence and the Amalfi Coast get all the glory. Yes, they're beautiful places, but the long queues, hordes of tourists, and steep prices can everything a little tiresome and expensive. So when I was planning my own European adventure, it got me thinking, where do the Italians go on holiday? Surely – I thought – they’re not doing packed tours at the Colosseum and the Tower of Pisa?
Escape the crowds and head to Italy's best kept secret, Puglia
When it comes to travelling in Italy, the likes of Rome, Florence and the Amalfi Coast get all the glory. Yes, they're beautiful places, but the long queues, hordes of tourists, and steep prices can everything a little tiresome and expensive. So when I was planning my own European adventure, it got me thinking, where do the Italians go on holiday? Surely – I thought – they’re not doing packed tours at the Colosseum and the Tower of Pisa?
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