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Scottish Sun
a day ago
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- Scottish Sun
The Sun's fashion desk reveal their favourite outfits for the summer – and they cost UNDER £100
See how you can nail the boho trend for less SUMMER LOVIN' The Sun's fashion desk reveal their favourite outfits for the summer – and they cost UNDER £100 Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE Fabulous team reveal their favourite budget looks & their tips for smart shopping. ABBY, DEPUTY FASHION EDITOR 4 Abby's dress screams summer and its stretchy fabric makes it very comfortable Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd Dress, £31.99, earrings, £5.99, both New Look; heels, £32, Asos; bag, £22.99, Deichmann; necklace, £4, Primark. TOTAL: £96.97 I AM all for a bargain, but these days it's difficult unless you shop in the sale aisles. While I can't bag a dress for under £20 like I used to, there are lots of great budget brands. This dress in particular screams summer, with a pale blue shell and starfish pattern, and its stretchy fabric makes it very comfortable. It's fully lined and has a lace trim around the neckline, which makes it feel more expensive. Deichmann has some great bags and this woven one is just £22.99. I finish off the look with some raffia platform heels from Asos and some gold jewellery. TRACEY, FASHION DIRECTOR 4 Tracey's co-ord from Mango looks premium and really makes a statement Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd shoppers go wild for Tesco's perfect summer co-ord Shirt and trousers, both £35.99, Mango; bag, £12.99, H&M necklace, £14, Vinted; shoes, £1, Primark. TOTAL: £99.97 THERE are lots of cheap clothes out there, but putting a whole look together that feels elevated for under £100 is a tough call these days. I always look for standout pieces at affordable prices, and this co-ord from Mango looks so premium – it really makes a statement. The print is bold and looks designer. The deep cuffs on the shirt add a touch of luxury, and it's so light and airy that it's perfect for the heatwave. But the real joy of this outfit is that I would wear it in the city for the office, yet I'd also throw it on over a bikini on holiday. Now that's a real bargain. EMILY, FASHION ASSISTANT 4 Emily is on the boho trend with this set from Primark Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd Top, £18, skirt, £20, both Primark; hat, £9.99, New Look; bag, £16, TU at Sainsbury's; wedges, £32.99, New Look. TOTAL: £96.98 LIKE most people my age, I'm saving for a mortgage so I've learnt how to put together great outfits without breaking the bank. The boho trend is back again this summer and I couldn't resist this set from Primark. I love the frill sleeved and tiered detailing and the skirt has an elasticated waist. Co-ords are a smart choice because you can wear them either as a set or style each piece separately – making them versatile pieces. This skirt is a perfect addition to my autumn wardrobe and I've added a raffia bucket hat and super comfortable wedges from New Look, plus a cute bag from TU at Sainsbury's. CLEMMIE, FASHION EDITOR 4 Clemmie's Boohoo suit looked expensive thanks to details like its frayed hems Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd Blazer, £37, and trousers, £24, Boohoo; black heeled sandals, £18, bangles £4, and bag, £10, all, Primark. TOTAL: £93. FINDING an outfit under £100 that genuinely looks good is tricky, but the high street has stepped up. I always look for unique details, like the frayed hems on this Boohoo blazer and trousers – it really sets them apart from the usual tailoring. The boxy blazer and wide-leg trousers have a premium feel, too. When I first tried it on, my reaction was 'I can't believe that's Boohoo.' Attention to detail makes all the difference. With my go-to gold bangles and heeled sandals with gold detailing, I'm set. Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club.
Scottish Sun
a day ago
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- Scottish Sun
Husband of iconic children's book author leaves huge £1.3million fortune to family after his death
A will he prepared in 2020 instructed that his fortune should be handed to his family LEGEND'S LEGACY Husband of iconic children's book author leaves huge £1.3million fortune to family after his death Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE BELOVED husband of Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson left a £1.3m fortune to his family, it has emerged. Dr Malcolm Donaldson was a paediatric consultant and senior lecturer in child health at the University of Glasgow until his retirement. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 3 The husband of author Julia Donaldson left a £1.3million fortune to his family Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 3 Julia's bestselling children's books include The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo's Child Credit: Getty The university later appointed him honorary senior research fellow at its School of Medicine, Dentistry & Nursing. He was married to Julia, whose children's books The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo's Child have been global best-sellers, for 52 years. He passed away aged 75 in September last year, and probate documents revealed he left an estate valued at £1,322,528. A will he prepared in 2020 instructed his fortune should be handed to his family. Julia is the author of over 184 published works and a former Children's Laureate. The Gruffalo was first published in 1999 and has sold more than 13.5m copies. The couple lived in the Glasgow suburb of Bearsden from 1987 until moving to Surrey in 2014. As a highly respected academic, Dr Donaldson wrote or contributed to more than 180 publications, papers and books. But he was also an accomplished actor, singer and guitarist who accompanied his wife to perform her songs and stories at festivals, schools, libraries and bookshops around the world. His younger patients also gave him the affectionate nickname Dr Gruffalo. Brits urged to 'look in loft' as 5 popular 90s toys could make you serious money Tributes were paid to Donaldson after his death. Axel Scheffler, who illustrated the Gruffalo books, said: 'I have known Malcolm for 30 years and always admired his enthusiasm for our books, Julia's work and children's books in general. "All this, besides being a paediatric consultant and giving lectures all over the world. "His true passion was performing with Julia on stage, playing the guitar and acting – especially his legendary suave role of the Fox in The Gruffalo. "He will be deeply missed.' The British Society for Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes (BSPED) said: "His contributions will continue to resonate in the field of paediatric endocrinology and child health in the UK, Europe and beyond for many years to come. "His warmth, wisdom and gentle spirit will be deeply missed but forever remembered by all who knew him."
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- The Irish Sun
Inside Ibiza ‘death hotel' on lockdown after two Brits die in a month… as rooftop guards watch tourists & parties banned
IBIZA Rocks is on lockdown after its fourth death in just three months - with parties cancelled, heightened security and night-time patrols. Staff at the popular San Antonio party spot are on edge - with non-guests banned from the hotel and security guards pacing the roof with torches at night. 14 At least seven holidaymakers have lost their lives at Ibiza Rocks Hotel Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 The infamous hotel is known for hosting major events for partygoers 14 Security guards have been patrolling the roof at night and beaming torches at anyone messing around on balconies Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 Gary Kelly's death at Ibiza Rocks Hotel prompted all events to be suspended After a spate of tragic tourist deaths at the hotel, The Sun visited the infamous resort. At least And the death of two Brits - Evan Thomson, 26, and Gary Kelly, 19 - in just three weeks sparked the cancellation of all upcoming events "out of respect". While the hotel's pool is still packed with party-goers, security guards have ramped up patrols - particularly at night - and blocked off the entrance to the building. Hotel guest Layla Right, 25, from Newcastle, revealed how staff have been patrolling the roof at night and beaming torches at anyone "d*****g around" on the balconies. She told us: "As soon as they see anyone being silly on the balconies, they flash the torch straight at them. "They must be terrified of it happening again. "There was an Australian bloke hanging off the balcony earlier and they were onto him in a flash." Most read in The Sun Layla said it was 'eerie' the morning after Gary died - but added that the atmosphere is back to normal now. And she said guests are under the impression that the events will be resumed this week. Teen holidaymaker, 19, plunges to his death in horror fall just days after Scots tourist died at SAME Ibiza hotel Layla's pal Lee, 30, bumped into Gary's heartbroken friends outside the hotel after the tragedy on July 21. Gary plunged from a third floor balcony at the four-star hotel - and paramedics could do nothing to save him at the scene. Lee said: 'You could see they were absolutely devastated. "And they're still staying there now - they've said they know it's what he would have wanted. 'So they've stayed on to honour his memory.' Gary - a keen ice hockey player - had arrived just hours before he died and police are still investigating his death. Two weeks earlier, Evan Thomson, 26, from Aberdeen, died in similar circumstances after a fall from a sixth-floor balcony. Evan's loved ones slammed the hotel's response in the following days. They claimed they were stuck in an office for hours without answers and heard pressure washers cleaning the spot where he fell just 90 minutes after he fell. The hotel has temporarily cut its daytime DJ party programme, which usually pumps out music by the pool until 8pm. But £18 tickets are currently available online for non-guests for the 'Love Juice Ibiza Day Party - which happens every Saturday. 14 Sun man Patrick Harrington outside the notorious Ibiza Rocks Hotel Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 The Ibiza Rocks Hotel in San Antonio - where two Brits have died just months apart Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 Fellow Brit Evan Thomson died just over two weeks before Kelly in similar tragic circumstances 14 The letter put under the door to all residents of the Ibiza Rocks hotel following the latest balcony death. Credit: Doug Seeburg Harry Harknett, 25, from Bedfordshire, checked into Ibiza Rocks on Monday just hours after Gary's death - to find a letter offering them compensation. He said: 'We weren't told anything about the death by the hotel, which felt a bit odd. "The first I knew about it was when I looked at the news, and I'd already checked in by then. 'We got a letter under the bedroom door explaining that the events have been cancelled due to 'unforeseen circumstances', and offering everyone compensation. 'Other than a strong security presence, you wouldn't know anything had happened. "The vibe is still upbeat inside - the pool was absolutely packed at 2pm today." The pool and dancefloor are usually accessible to non-guests if they buy a day pass, but The Sun was turned away when we tried to buy one on Wednesday. And security guards have taken up positions on the street - meaning you can't get within 40 metres of the hotel entrance without a booking. Jack Cairns, 27, from Southampton, is staying with four mates for a week at Ibiza Rocks and arrived on Sunday - a day before Gary fell. He said: 'It's so sad. Not what you want to hear when you get to a hotel. 'I don't know how it happened exactly [to Gary]. But I do think the railings on the balconies could be higher. 'Some of the third-floor balconies have railings that are barely waist height. "When it's a party hotel, it makes sense to have more than that.' 14 Several victims have fallen to their deaths from balconies in the past at Ibiza Rocks Credit: Darren Fletcher 14 The hotel is frequently visited by celebs including Jadon Sancho, Raheem Sterling and Stormzy 14 Craig David performing at the iconic venue Credit: Supplied Harry called for higher barriers around the balconies - something 'up around chest height'. Jack continued: 'I've definitely noticed that security ramped up. "You see them patrolling the corridors which they didn't do before. 'Most people know what's happened because all the events have been cancelled - which is the main reason most people booked the place.' Some guests staying at the hotel had heard nothing of the recent deaths until they were approached by The Sun. Evan's friends said the hotel's handling of the situation was "horrific" on the night he died. His pal Blair Robertson, 25, told Press and Journal: "We heard the jet washes from the ground cleaning the area where Evan died and it had only been 90 minutes or so since he was found. "That was the worst thing for us to hear – how fast they tried to get things back to normal." Another pal, James Shand, said: "Seeing them post 'are you all ready for the next event?' within hours of it happening was sickening. "If something like this happened in the UK, the place would get shut down." 14 Mum Amy, 23, died at the hotel in her sleep after going out partying Credit: Facebook 14 Mum Amy, 23, died at the hotel in her sleep after going out partying Credit: Facebook Two deaths rocked Ibiza in April when a Paramedics and police rushed to the hotel but pronounced the 33-year-old dead after 40 minutes trying to resuscitate her. Just three days earlier, a 19-year-old Italian tourist died after she fell from the fourth-floor of the hotel. The woman is said to have been partying late into the night before returning to her room and finding she was locked out. In August 2020, another incident saw a Amy Connor, 23, had been sunbathing with her sister and their friends before heading back to her room to shower and have a nap. The seventh reported death at Ibiza Rocks dates back to 2008. British holidaymaker Michael Robertson, 23, collapsed at the hotel after taking ecstasy. He was rushed to the Can Misses Hospital but passed away suffering repeated heart failure. Read more on the Irish Sun After Gary's death, Ibiza Rocks said in a statement: "The safety and well-being of our guests has, and always will remain, our highest priority. "Given the seriousness of the situation and out of respect for those involved, we believe it is right to pause our advertised events programme at this time." Full statement from Ibiza Rocks When approached for a comment, Ibiza Rocks said: "The tragic incidents of the past few weeks have deeply affected many. "We continue to work closely with the authorities and our thoughts and support remain with everyone impacted. "Much of the hard work that goes into safety and security in hotels and venues across the world happens behind closed scenes. "With thousands of guests passing through our doors every summer, it takes a collective effort from our team, security and local partners to maximise safety for all. "In times like these, care matters - but so does action. "We have zero tolerance for any behaviour that puts our guests or our team at risk and we are building on the strong work we already do to go even further. "Out of respect and privacy for the people involved, we don't usually comment on individual reports posted online, but that certainly doesn't mean we're not always listening. "We're committed to working with anyone who raises solid concerns so that we can establish the facts and take the appropriate steps. "Our hotel remains open and more information on the future events programme will be shared as soon as possible." 14 The Ibiza Rocks Hotel in San Antonio, Ibiza Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Scottish Sun
Inside Ibiza ‘death hotel' on lockdown after two Brits die in a month… as rooftop guards watch tourists & parties banned
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) IBIZA Rocks is on lockdown after its fourth death in just three months - with parties cancelled, heightened security and night-time patrols. Staff at the popular San Antonio party spot are on edge - with non-guests banned from the hotel and security guards pacing the roof with torches at night. 14 At least seven holidaymakers have lost their lives at Ibiza Rocks Hotel Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 The infamous hotel is known for hosting major events for partygoers 14 Security guards have been patrolling the roof at night and beaming torches at anyone messing around on balconies Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 Gary Kelly's death at Ibiza Rocks Hotel prompted all events to be suspended After a spate of tragic tourist deaths at the hotel, The Sun visited the infamous resort. At least seven holidaymakers have died at Ibiza Rocks - dubbed the "Death Hotel". And the death of two Brits - Evan Thomson, 26, and Gary Kelly, 19 - in just three weeks sparked the cancellation of all upcoming events "out of respect". While the hotel's pool is still packed with party-goers, security guards have ramped up patrols - particularly at night - and blocked off the entrance to the building. Hotel guest Layla Right, 25, from Newcastle, revealed how staff have been patrolling the roof at night and beaming torches at anyone "d*****g around" on the balconies. She told us: "As soon as they see anyone being silly on the balconies, they flash the torch straight at them. "They must be terrified of it happening again. "There was an Australian bloke hanging off the balcony earlier and they were onto him in a flash." Layla said it was 'eerie' the morning after Gary died - but added that the atmosphere is back to normal now. And she said guests are under the impression that the events will be resumed this week. Teen holidaymaker, 19, plunges to his death in horror fall just days after Scots tourist died at SAME Ibiza hotel Layla's pal Lee, 30, bumped into Gary's heartbroken friends outside the hotel after the tragedy on July 21. Gary plunged from a third floor balcony at the four-star hotel - and paramedics could do nothing to save him at the scene. Lee said: 'You could see they were absolutely devastated. "And they're still staying there now - they've said they know it's what he would have wanted. 'So they've stayed on to honour his memory.' Gary - a keen ice hockey player - had arrived just hours before he died and police are still investigating his death. Two weeks earlier, Evan Thomson, 26, from Aberdeen, died in similar circumstances after a fall from a sixth-floor balcony. Evan's loved ones slammed the hotel's response in the following days. They claimed they were stuck in an office for hours without answers and heard pressure washers cleaning the spot where he fell just 90 minutes after he fell. The hotel has temporarily cut its daytime DJ party programme, which usually pumps out music by the pool until 8pm. But £18 tickets are currently available online for non-guests for the 'Love Juice Ibiza Day Party - which happens every Saturday. 14 Sun man Patrick Harrington outside the notorious Ibiza Rocks Hotel Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 The Ibiza Rocks Hotel in San Antonio - where two Brits have died just months apart Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd 14 Fellow Brit Evan Thomson died just over two weeks before Kelly in similar tragic circumstances 14 The letter put under the door to all residents of the Ibiza Rocks hotel following the latest balcony death. Credit: Doug Seeburg Harry Harknett, 25, from Bedfordshire, checked into Ibiza Rocks on Monday just hours after Gary's death - to find a letter offering them compensation. He said: 'We weren't told anything about the death by the hotel, which felt a bit odd. "The first I knew about it was when I looked at the news, and I'd already checked in by then. 'We got a letter under the bedroom door explaining that the events have been cancelled due to 'unforeseen circumstances', and offering everyone compensation. 'Other than a strong security presence, you wouldn't know anything had happened. "The vibe is still upbeat inside - the pool was absolutely packed at 2pm today." The pool and dancefloor are usually accessible to non-guests if they buy a day pass, but The Sun was turned away when we tried to buy one on Wednesday. And security guards have taken up positions on the street - meaning you can't get within 40 metres of the hotel entrance without a booking. Jack Cairns, 27, from Southampton, is staying with four mates for a week at Ibiza Rocks and arrived on Sunday - a day before Gary fell. He said: 'It's so sad. Not what you want to hear when you get to a hotel. 'I don't know how it happened exactly [to Gary]. But I do think the railings on the balconies could be higher. 'Some of the third-floor balconies have railings that are barely waist height. "When it's a party hotel, it makes sense to have more than that.' 14 Several victims have fallen to their deaths from balconies in the past at Ibiza Rocks Credit: Darren Fletcher 14 The hotel is frequently visited by celebs including Jadon Sancho, Raheem Sterling and Stormzy 14 Craig David performing at the iconic venue Credit: Supplied Harry called for higher barriers around the balconies - something 'up around chest height'. Jack continued: 'I've definitely noticed that security ramped up. "You see them patrolling the corridors which they didn't do before. 'Most people know what's happened because all the events have been cancelled - which is the main reason most people booked the place.' Some guests staying at the hotel had heard nothing of the recent deaths until they were approached by The Sun. Evan's friends said the hotel's handling of the situation was "horrific" on the night he died. His pal Blair Robertson, 25, told Press and Journal: "We heard the jet washes from the ground cleaning the area where Evan died and it had only been 90 minutes or so since he was found. "That was the worst thing for us to hear – how fast they tried to get things back to normal." Another pal, James Shand, said: "Seeing them post 'are you all ready for the next event?' within hours of it happening was sickening. "If something like this happened in the UK, the place would get shut down." 14 Mum Amy, 23, died at the hotel in her sleep after going out partying Credit: Facebook 14 Mum Amy, 23, died at the hotel in her sleep after going out partying Credit: Facebook Two deaths rocked Ibiza in April when a British woman collapsed and died in her room. Paramedics and police rushed to the hotel but pronounced the 33-year-old dead after 40 minutes trying to resuscitate her. Just three days earlier, a 19-year-old Italian tourist died after she fell from the fourth-floor of the hotel. The woman is said to have been partying late into the night before returning to her room and finding she was locked out. In August 2020, another incident saw a young woman pass away in her sleep as she stayed at the hotel. Amy Connor, 23, had been sunbathing with her sister and their friends before heading back to her room to shower and have a nap. The seventh reported death at Ibiza Rocks dates back to 2008. British holidaymaker Michael Robertson, 23, collapsed at the hotel after taking ecstasy. He was rushed to the Can Misses Hospital but passed away suffering repeated heart failure. After Gary's death, Ibiza Rocks said in a statement: "The safety and well-being of our guests has, and always will remain, our highest priority. "Given the seriousness of the situation and out of respect for those involved, we believe it is right to pause our advertised events programme at this time." Full statement from Ibiza Rocks When approached for a comment, Ibiza Rocks said: "The tragic incidents of the past few weeks have deeply affected many. "We continue to work closely with the authorities and our thoughts and support remain with everyone impacted. "Much of the hard work that goes into safety and security in hotels and venues across the world happens behind closed scenes. "With thousands of guests passing through our doors every summer, it takes a collective effort from our team, security and local partners to maximise safety for all. "In times like these, care matters - but so does action. "We have zero tolerance for any behaviour that puts our guests or our team at risk and we are building on the strong work we already do to go even further. "Out of respect and privacy for the people involved, we don't usually comment on individual reports posted online, but that certainly doesn't mean we're not always listening. "We're committed to working with anyone who raises solid concerns so that we can establish the facts and take the appropriate steps. "Our hotel remains open and more information on the future events programme will be shared as soon as possible."
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Kate and William share adorable photo of Prince George to mark future king's 12th birthday
BEAMING Prince George looks the spitting image of dad Wills in an adorable new photo released to mark the future King's 12th birthday. The portrait of the Prince and Princess of Wales' eldest son was posted on their social media pages this morning. Advertisement 8 The sweet image was posted on the Prince and Princess of Wales' social media pages this morning 8 Prince George looks the spitting image of dad Wills at the same age Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd It was taken by professional photographer Josh Shinner in Norfolk earlier this year. Shinner also snapped the heartwarming picture of Prince William, 43, with his three children for Father's Day this year. Last year, the doting parents shared a 'Vogue-style' photo of the young royal for his 11th birthday. The black-and-white shot showed George looking grown up in an open-necked shirt and dark blazer as he beamed at the camera. Advertisement Read more in Royals George has had a busy 12 months since then, often appearing at events alongside the Royal Family. The avid tennis fan was present with younger sister Charlotte, ten, at Wimbledon to congratulate this year's champion Jannik Sinner. He told them it was "very nice to meet you", before signing three tennis balls for the kids. over the two-time consecutive Wimbledon winner, earlier this month. Advertisement Most read in Royals Following the game, Kate could be seen kindly asking to sign a ball for youngest son Prince Louis, seven, so "he doesn't get upset". As a loving gesture, the mother-of-three said: "We're taking one for their brother." William chimed: "Louis will be upset otherwise." George gave a polite thank you to Sinner, before his mother said "huge congratulations" and shook his hand. Advertisement Lip reader reveals what Prince Louis asked George from carriage as royal kids excitedly arrived for Trooping the Colour He also had a starring role at Trooping the Colour, where he appeared to The cheeky pair were spotted chuckling as they made their way back to George was forced to cover his face and stifle a laugh as the brothers travelled past jubilant crowds along the Mall on a glorious sunny morning. This year marked King Charles' third Trooping the Colour parade as monarch. Advertisement Mischievous Prince Louis, who often entertains royal fans with his antics, was also seen grinning. A lip reader revealed to The Sun the sweet question Louis asked his more experienced older brother. The expert claims Louis asked George: "Should I wave?" George then turned to his younger brother and is said to have replied: "It's up to you, I can't believe how sunny it is.' Advertisement In May, as they joined the Royal Family for the and military flypast. He watched as Prince George pushed back his fringe In a playful attempt to copy his sibling, Prince William meanwhile appeared to be holding in a laugh as he sat alongside his sons. Advertisement George also joined his dad for The pair showed a rollercoaster of emotions as they watched their side lose out to the eventual winners at the Parc Des Princes in the French capital. The Prince of Wales was seen wildly celebrating and hugging his son after . But later, he was spotted with his head in his hands as three spectacular goals gave the French side a 3-1 victory. Advertisement 8 The cheeky pair were seen chuckling as they joked during the parade in June Credit: Reuters 8 Louis jokingly mocked George at the VE Day celebrations in May 8 Wills and George showed a rollercoaster of emotions during the game in April Wills said bringing Prince George to the crunch game was a 'big deal', as he spoke to pundits Ally McCoist and Rio Ferdinand before the game. Advertisement When asked if he was nervous, he said: 'I'm pretty terrified. It's been a while coming this, so it's a big game. "43 years since the last time this happened, a big European night for Villa. "So yeah, I'm nervous, but I'm confident, but also excited by the whole prospect.' Earlier this year, royal expert Ingrid Seward suggested that Kate could be eyeing up a co-ed school for George to attend next year. Advertisement While Princes William and Harry went to single-sex elite school Eton College , the Princess of Wales has done numerous viewings of different locations. The Editor-in-Chief of Majesty Magazine told Fabulous: 'I think he will probably go to a co-ed where all three of them can be educated together, because also that cuts hugely down the security bill. 'I think Kate and William are very conscious of how much it costs the taxpayer to guard them - guard not being the exact word - but to kind of give them the security which they absolutely have to have. 'To have three different schools in three different parts of the country, I think would be very difficult.' Advertisement The royal expert pointed out that Harry and William always went to school together, and said: 'I feel very sure that this is what Kate and William will want to do.' She added that she thinks the Prince and Princess of Wales will be looking for a 'very rounded education for Prince George', when he moves school at 13. 8 George attended Wimbledon with his parents and sister Charlotte Credit: PA 8 George could attend a co-ed school next year, according to royal experts Credit: Reuters Advertisement 8 Last year, Wills and Kate released a black and white pic of the young royal
