Woman turns back for 2 minutes and can't believe what her mischievous dog does
A dog owner was left shocked after she found out what her golden retriever had been up to in the garden – and it happened in the blink of an eye. Source link
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Most ‘mischievous’ royal revealed – as ‘rebel’ Prince Harry misses out on first place
Cheeky Prince Louis has long been known for his mischievous antics in public – and it appears he’s finally getting recognised for it. Prince William‘s youngest son, seven, has been crowned the most ‘mischievous’ royal in a poll to mark the 75th “birthday” of beloved cartoon character Dennis the Menace. This meant he beat his uncle, Prince Harry, and younger siblings, Prince George, 12, and Princess Charlotte, 10, to the accolade. Louis was placed 22nd out of 75 well-known figures, chosen by a survey of 1,000 children for the Beano, and was described as the “monarchy’s official mischief correspondent”. Harry, at number 24, was called “royal by birth, rebel by nature”. The Duke of Sussex was once a royal party animal, before stepping down as a senior royal with his wife, Meghan Markle, in 2020. Charlotte, meanwhile, was also “royal by name… rebel by nature” and George was dubbed “Future King, currently bored kid at parades”. © Getty ImagesPrince Louis is known for his cheeky antics Even Louis’s grandfather King Charles made the list in …
The Traitors review – A mischievous new twist sets the fourth series off with the perfect rug-pull
Get the latest entertainment news, reviews and star-studded interviews with our Independent Culture email Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter What makes The Traitors so fiendishly compelling? Is it the emotional betrayals? The schadenfreude? The Machiavellian skulduggery? It has all that, and some. But for all its diabolical genius, there’s the risk of it going stale. Plus, how do you top a recent celeb edition that had everything? Celia Imrie farting! Tom Daley learning the word “flabbergasted”! Alan Carr murdering his friend Paloma Faith with a poisoned lily! Not helping matters for the arrival of this fourth series is the fact we haven’t actually had time to miss it. Barely eight weeks since Carr’s triumph, and here we are again for the common-or-garden edition. Familiarity breeds contempt and all that. Still, Claudia Winkleman and the producers clearly know they need something fresh. So before we even get to the usual palaver – that same steam train arrival, that same amazement at …