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On Sunday, Prince Harry turned 35, and many members of the royal family chose to pay tribute to him on his special day. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge chose a very sweet photo of Harry with his older brother which had been taken on his wedding day in May 2018, which they shared with fans on their Instagram account, Kensington Royal. Alongside the picture, William and Kate wrote: "Wishing a very happy birthday to The Duke of Sussex today!" which was accompanied by a birthday cake emoji. Fans adored the message and many commented on the royal brothers' bond. One wrote: "Diana would be so proud of her Princes, so nice to see the love," while another wrote: "The bond between the brothers is one of a kind." A third added: "Gorgeous photograph, best wishes for Prince Harry on his birthday."Prince William and Kate wished Prince Harry happy birthday as he turned 35 on SundayThe Queen and Prince Philip also wished Harry many happy returns on their own social media page, The Royal Family. The proud grandparents chose a sweet picture of the monarch beaming with joy while chatting to her grandson, and wrote in the caption: "Happy Birthday to The Duke of Sussex - 35 today!" Prince Charles shared photos on the Clarence House Instagram page of himself with Harry, and wrote: "Wishing a very Happy Birthday to The Duke of Sussex who turns 35 today!" The Duchess of Sussex was also the first to pay tribute to Harry on social media, choosing to share a selection of pictures of her husband from over the years, which was accompanied by a personal message. Among the images was a never-before-seen photo of the couple with their baby son Archie, which had been taken on his christening day in July. Meghan wrote: "Your service to the causes you care so deeply for inspires me every day. You are the best husband and most amazing dad to our son. We love you. Happiest birthday!”MORE: Prince Harry gives update on how baby Archie is doingPrinces William and Harry with Kate Middleton and Meghan MarkleHarry's birthday plans have been kept private although Meghan is sure to have planned something nice for him. This is also Harry's first birthday as a dad, making it even more special. It is likely that they will be spending the day in Windsor, having moved to their new home Frogmore Cottage earlier in the year, just before the arrival of their son. Harry and Meghan are also no doubt enjoying some time relaxing ahead of their busy tour, which kicks off at the end of the month. They will be taking Archie with them as they travel around South Africa.READ: A glimpse into Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's home in WindsorAt the beginning of the month, Harry shared a personal message on the couple's official Instagram account. He wrote: "In just a few weeks our family will be taking its first official tour to Africa, a region of the world that over the past two decades has been a second home to me. Our team has helped create a meaningful programme that we’re so excited to share with you. On a personal note, I can't wait to introduce my wife and son to South Africa! We’ll see all of you very soon.' - The Duke."Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story! Sign up to our newsletter to get all of our celebrity, royal and lifestyle news delivered directly to your inbox.

Two men who dangled a homeless woman from a fifth floor balcony after a drug-fuelled group sex session have been jailed for a total of twelve years.

Boris Johnson also has a far higher net approval rating for his handling of Brexit than Jeremy Corbyn. The Conservatives have pushed further ahead of Labour in the latest Opinium/Observer poll - despite yet another turbulent week for Boris Johnson. The latest poll shows the Tories on 37%, up two since last week, while Labour is unchanged on 25%. The Liberal Democrats whose conference opens this weekend in Bournemouth are on 16% (down one), and the Brexit party is also unchanged on 13%. The polling - conducted after Johnson shut down parliament for five weeks last Tuesday, and Scottish judges subsequently ruled his action to have been unlawful - shows the Conservatives are continuing to consolidate their support among leave voters. Among this group, 55% said they would now vote Conservative in a general election, the highest figure since February. Almost a fifth (19%) of Labour leave voters are now intending to vote Conservative, suggesting views on Brexit are determining voters’ choice more than traditional party loyalties. The poll suggests many voters are unclear about Labour’s Brexit stance while the Liberal Democrats are seen as having an unambiguous policy. Despite losing six consecutive votes in the Commons in the past fortnight Johnson has a far higher net approval rating for his handling of Brexit than Jeremy Corbyn. While 37% approve of the prime minister’s handling of Brexit against 43% who disapprove, only 17% approve of Corbyn’s handling of the issue, against 60% who disapprove. Asked for their view about whether Johnson had been right to suspend parliament for five weeks, voters were split. Some 34% said they supported the prime minister’s move, while 35% opposed it. Adam Drummond, head of political polling at Opinium, said despite the judgement from Scottish judges which suggested Boris Johnson had misled the Queen over prorogation, the effect on his reputation among voters appeared to have been minimal. “The Tories’ mission to mop up the leave vote at a faster rate than they lose liberal remain-leaning voters is continuing to show dividends with the largest lead over Labour since the 2017 election,” he said. Among Brexit party voters, he said approval of Boris Johnson was far higher than Jeremy Corbyn at 71% compared with 2%. While among Liberal Democrat voters, approval of the Labour leader was only marginally better than the prime minister at 13% compared with 6%.

The act was unpopular with the other judges and viewers, but Walliams blamed a 'moment of madness'.

Viewers of Saturday night's episode of Strictly Come Dancing were surprised to find that one of the show's most famous couples didn't get a mention. The whole episode was devoted to the relationships between professional dancers and their celebrity partners, so was inevitable that part of the show would highlight some of the famous couples who got together during or after appearing on Strictly. Yet viewers were surprised to see last year's winners Kevin Clifton and Stacey Dooley weren't included in the round-up.The couple confirmed their romance in AugustThe show did pay tribute to Gemma Atkinson and Gorka Marquez, who welcomed baby Mia this summer, as well as Dianne Buswell as YouTube star Joe Sugg, plus Giovanni Pernice and his girlfriend, pussycat doll Ashley Roberts. Fans took to Twitter to express their shock, writing: "Nobody mentioning Stacey and Kevin in the show romances" and "Kevin and Stacey missed out of the relationship bit then loooooool."MORE: Strictly Come Dancing's Katya and Neil prove they’re still close despite split as they compare notesThe episode did reveal some juicy behind-the-scenes gossip about the start of Kevin and Stacey's partnership, however. Kevin admitted that he was keen to dance with the documentary filmmaker, believing they would make a good team. He even said that he didn't want his colleague AJ talking to Stacey at rehearsals, in case he was paired with her instead. "Cannot believe I’ve just heard Kevin Clifton talk about AJ taking Stacey Dooley away from him to get to know her at rehearsals and him say, 'IT’S NOT LOVE ISLAND MATE.' Maybe he should have told himself that, wooooooow the irony," wrote one viewer.The 2018 Strictly cast were a close-knit groupREAD: Kevin Clifton's love life: his three wives and other known partnersKevin, 36, and Stacey, 32 started a relationship after being paired up on Strictly in 2018, with Stacey's ex-boyfriend Sam Tucknott revealing back in April that the couple started dating after he and Stacey split up during the run of the show. Kevin and Stacey finally confirmed they were together last month. It remains to be seen what romantic entanglements the show might bring this year, if any, but that's just one more reason to tune in when the live shows finally return to our screens on 21 September…Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.

Britain’s voters are ready to let Scotland and Northern Ireland choose whether they wish to remain part of the United Kingdom following Brexit, a new poll has suggested.The BMG survey for The Independent found significantly more voters than not believe that the government should permit an independence referendum in Scotland and a border poll in Northern Ireland.