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Louis Spencer, 27, is the youngest child and only son of Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer, and his first wife, Victoria. He will inherit Althorp House, in Northamptonshire. ....
BBC News By Craig Lewis A political party has apologised for distributing election leaflets printed with templated campaign promises. The pamphlet urged voters in West Northamptonshire to vote Conservative so that we can [insert prominent local pledges here, eg save our libraries] . Library campaigners called the error farcical , given the Tory-run county council had previously drawn up plans to axe 21 library branches. The Conservatives apologised for any confusion or distress caused. The leaflet, published in the Silverstone ward of the new unitary authority, was roundly criticised by other political parties. image captionChildren protested outside Desborough Library during a consultation on possible library closures in 2018 ....
Advertisement A 12th century manor house that was once the summer residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury has gone on the market for £3.5 million. Addington House, in Croydon, south London, comprises six bedrooms, three bathrooms, kitchen/ breakfast room, utility room, five reception rooms, sauna, cinema, classroom, wine cellar, old bakery and a garage. To the rear of the property, there is a large pool and terrace overlooking the garden. The manor house was the summer home of several archbishops such as Charles Manners-Sutton, William Howley, John Bird Sumner, Charles Thomas Longley, Archibald Campbell Tait and Edward White Benson from 1805 until 1896. ....
The centuries-old practice of aristocratic titles only being passed on to male descendants could be about to come to an end, with several high-society heiresses set to inherit the family land and titles. Boris Johnson is understood to have ordered the issue of male primogeniture be looked into as part of plans to make Parliament more welcoming to women. If the practice is abolished, it would mean for the first time first-born daughters would take on their father s peerage instead of younger sons, as seen in shows such as ITV s Downton Abbey. Here, FEMAIL reveals the stunning socialites who could inherit the family pile, and titles, under the new proposals, including Princess Diana s niece Kitty Spencer and Lady Willa Franks. ....