Britain's Prince William has invited Mohamed Al Fayed's daughters to Princess Diana's 10th anniversary memorial service - in an attempt to end the royal family's feud with the Harrods boss.

William and his younger brother Harry have asked Camilla and Jasmine Al Fayed - whose brother, Dodi, was killed with Diana in the Paris car crash - to attend the London tribute to their mother on August 31.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth is set to attend the memorial service to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of Princess Diana.

In an unprecedented move, the monarch will reportedly cut short her annual break at Balmoral - the Scottish estate she and husband Prince Philip retreat to every summer - to return to London to pay her respects to her former daughter-in-law.

Sir Paul McCartney wants everyone to become vegetarians to stop global warming. The Beatles legend believes the world would be a better place if people stopped eating meat, because it would stop the destruction of rain forests.

Animal rights campaigner Paul said: "Livestock farming is one of the biggest destroyers of the planet. When you see the trees in the Amazon being cut down for hamburger cattle, that's pretty obvious."

Britain's Prince Charles is throwing his wife Camilla a lavish 60th birthday party.

The Duchess of Cornwall reaches the landmark age on July 17, and the heir to the throne is determined to make the day as special as possible.

Prince Edward and his wife, the Countess of Wessex, are expecting their second child in December. Sophie, 42, and Edward - who have a three-year-old daughter Louise - are said to be "delighted" with the news.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip - for who the baby will be their eighth grandchild - are also said to be "thrilled."

The women in the British Royal Family upped the style stakes at the opening day at Royal Ascot on Tuesday with an array of stunning hats. Queen Elizabeth, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall and Princess Michael of Kent thrilled the crowds at the Berkshire racecourse with their stylish outfits as they entered the ground in the traditional carriage procession.

The queen, in shocking pink, was in the first carriage along with husband Prince Philip and son Prince Andrew. They were followed by Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, who sported an off-white dress with black embroidery, topped off with a feather trimmed hat, and Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, who wore an elegant cream creation.