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Sophie, Countess of Wessex, has become known as a hard-working royal with style—and a happy marriage with Edward.

Each week, we apply our smell test to the new batch of royal rumours to tell you what’s true and what stinks worse than rotten kippers.

With fresh eggs, flowers and a three-acre backyard, a family of former Torontonians has found joy in rural life.

Why go out when you could hang in?

The Royal Wedding hasn’t even taken place yet, but for some the honeymoon is already over.

The suit was from Emilia Wickstead, one of Kate's favourite designers.

Which look best suits your style (and occasion)?

Fresh new ways to style the trend this fall.

How to look alive when you feel anything but.

Are they really a thing? Do they hang out in Toronto? Is this one of the most progressive royal romances ever?

In today’s news: the world arbitrarily deems model Candice Swanepoel too thin; Prince Willy will not wear a ring; study says nurses and midwives can safely perform abortions; concern about Japanese seafood; and India’s population is really, really large.

Each week, we apply our smell test to the new batch of royal engagement rumours to tell you what’s true and what stinks worse than rotten kippers.

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The London underground, or “tube”, carried a reported 1.1 billion riders last year. London buses (where everyone, including hardened Londoners loves to sit in the front row on the top floor of a double-decker) carried 2.2 billion people. The best, and cheapest, way to use both services is a smart card called an Oyster. Basically, you buy (actually, rent) the card for £5, then buy credit on top of that and every time you swipe the card, getting on/off the tube or bus, your credit is reduced. Everyone loves their Oyster.