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Fond of the fi ner things in life, she liked to ride through the countryside in a chariot draped with gold tissue. ★ Granted Leeds Castle on her marriage to Richard II in 1382, Anne was a medieval fashion icon. She popularised trends for horned headdresses and “shoon in long pikes” – pointed shoes attached by the toes to knee garters. ★ Joan was given Leeds Castle in 1403 as a gift for her wedding to Henry IV. She was briefl y imprisoned there in 1419, when accused of plotting the death of his son Henry V by witchcraft, but later freed and exonerated.

★ The wife of Edward II, Isabella loved Leeds Castle so much she was willing to fi ght for it. Six of her sol- diers were killed when she laid siege to the stronghold in 1321, ultimately reclaim- ing it from one of her hus- band’s male “fa- vourites”. ★ The beautiful bride of Henry V, Catherine inherited Leeds Castle after his death in 1422. She went on to found the Tudor dynasty through her scandalous romance – and six children – with Welsh servant Owen Tudor.

★ The fi nal queen to occupy Leeds Castle, Catherine was the fi rst wife of Henry VIII until their marriage was annulled in 1533. A 16th Century fi re- place still bears her personal emblem – the pomegranate. rited fter 22. r h e killed laid he d 26 DAILY STAR, Friday, March 6, 2026 uke Evans and Milla Jovovich headline this post-apocalyptic survival thriller directed by Brad Anderson, which draws unflattering comparisons to The Last Of Us and A Quiet Place by pitting a father and daughter against otherworldly predators known as “breakers”.

These transform men into zombified “hybrids” by breaking skin with a bite or scratch. Women lead the resistance and normal zombie rules apply to slaughtering the infected. T e central pairing of plucky adolescent Willa (Billie Boullet) and her scruffi ly bearded and nameless father (Evans) relocate to an uninhabited island where they use the rugged landscape to hone the girl’s fi ghting skills and prepare her for a fi nal showdown with hideously deformed aggressors.

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0906 156 0207 STAR LIVE WEATHER SERVICE Calls cost £1.50 per minute plus your telephone company’s network access charge. Service open 8am-6pm daily. SP: Spoke, 0333 202 3390 THE HEALTH LOTTERY NATIONAL LOTTERY LOTTO EURO No jackpot winners so all other prizes boosted ★★ LEWIS: TAKE BACK AFRICA MINISTERS will next week ask members of the public what they think about digital ID. Sir Keir Starmer’s chief secretary Darren Jones said “Government-by-app – much like with banking and shop- ping – will become a reality”, as he announced a “national conversation” on the controversial plans.

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