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Robert Lindsay has revealed he struggles to recognise his Hollywood friends because of the amount of Botox they've had. Starring in the new Channel 4 drama series Generation Z alongside Sue Johnston, 80, and Anita Dobson, 75, the trio insisted that they have never been tempted to reverse the clock with a little plastic surgery. Speaking to this week's Radio Times, Lindsay said: 'I've just come back from LA. I worked there in the 80s, and I was catching up with some very old friends and I didn't recognise any of them. I'm serious. I was completely shocked.'

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: The low key memorial service for the late Queen's private secretary Robert Fellowes saved the King some awkwardness. Fellowes was Princess Diana's brother-in-law and guided the Queen through her death and its aftermath. He earned the ire of the King when he led opposition to Camilla coming out of the shadows and being accepted as the King's wife-in-waiting.

Never have parsnips sounded more ominous. Monica Dolan as the grieving matriarch of a gangland family, fixed her enemy with a sweet smile over the dining table and gestured to a roast turkey. 'What are you going to cook with that, Daphne?' she asked. 'Oh parsnips, lovely. How will you do them?' Nothing could be less threatening, you might think? But the manic glint in Ma's eye warned everyone: one wrong word and it wouldn't only be the turkey that was stuffed.

Actor Robert Lindsay has admitted he developed a well-spoken RP accent in part because he was seeking class approval. The actor, who has starred in shows such as My Family and GBH, said he learned so-called received pronunciation because he wanted to be 'a little better than where I came from'. Mr Lindsay added that while learning the Queen's English, as it is also known, helped him get roles, it was also because he wanted to be 'approved of'.

Camilla, 76, dressed in a black mid-length gown, warmly welcomed the four-legged guests at Clarence House, London (pictured). The canines were particularly well behaved, and they seemed to be enjoying Camilla's attention when they sat on their chairs. Camilla, who has been keeping busy while her husband King Charles is being treated for cancer, is hosting a reception to celebrate the charity Medical Detection Dogs' 15th anniversary.

According to a new royal biography, King Charles (right) has an 'appalling memory' and sleeps in an oxygen tent to treat sinus problems. Ingrid Seward's book (inset), My Mother and I, claims that His Majesty's memory is enhanced by writing down his thoughts into notebooks, which he keeps in his breast pocket. Although the King, 75, has a vast knowledge of history, it is his short-term memory that is believed to be problematic, with Charles reportedly saying that his'memory is appalling,'. The King also has no empathy for trivial ailments and battles his own sinus problems by sleeping in an oxygen tent,' according to Seward, Editor-in-Chief of Majesty Magazine.'

On Thursday, the Queen, 76, met with The Poppy Factory in Clarence House to commemorate the charity's 100th anniversary. Camilla cut a 100 cake to celebrate the charity that supports veterans with mental and physical health problems who are returning to work (right). Meanwhile, Harry (inset) rode on the bobsled track in Whistler, B.C., where he and Meghan have travelled for three days to promote his Invictus Games, which aid veterans in finding meaning.

King Charles, 75, was seen behind the wheel of his Audi SUV near Sandringham today wearing a beige coat and a white shirt. Following 24 hours in London for more cancer treatment, the monarch was seen waving as he returned to his Norfolk estate on Saturday. After a week of resting at his Sandringham estate following the surprise announcement, he landed in Clarendon House in the royal helicopter. Queen Camilla's wife, Queen Camilla, completed a busy week of engagements today after meeting with Poppy makers at Clarence House today.

The Queen stayed busy today with a visit to Poppy makers at Clarence House. Camilla, 76, was born in a navy blue shirt dress to mark The Poppy Factory's centennial, which was established in the aftermath of the First World War. The event takes place 100 years since the charity's relocated to Richmond upon Thames, south west London, where it was located.

Stephen Greif, actor and comedian best known for his roles in The Crown and Blake's 7, has died at the age of 78, according to his handler. After more than five decades in the field, the veteran character actor played Speaker of the House of Commons during season four of Netflix's smash The Crown in 2020. Greif had previously appeared in Blake's 7's sci-fi series Travis, a character best known for his eye-patch and prosthetic arm.

He recently wrapped filming three Dodger specials for CBBC, where he appears in Charles Dicken's famous pick-pocket Fagin. After reimagining his apprentice for the position, And Christopher Eccleston, 58, displayed his shaved head and bulging biceps in London on Friday. While strolling through the capital, the actor cut a casual figure in a black jacket and matching shorts.

Robert Lindsay has confirmed that he would not be posting on Twitter because his son says it's 'affecting his daily life, thoughts, and imaginings.' The actor, 72, has admitted that he needs to'detox from social media,' but that he'll keep his profile active so he can 'pop in and out to read the news.' He didn't specify which son he'd encouraged him to leave the platform, but he did tell Samuel, 22, James, 20, and John, 10, his wife Rosemarie Ford 60, who was 15 years old.