HELLO! magazine

Renowned for its superb photo-features, and its ability to secure exclusive access to the social elite, HELLO! has been capturing key moments in celebrities lives ever since it was launched more than 20 years. Each issue is rich mix of articles and interviews from around the world balanced by a series of regular practical features designed to appeal to every type of reader.

HELLO! magazine

AT HOME IN ST TROPEZ STEPHANIE REHAULT THE DESIGNER INVITES US INTO HER CHARMING VILLA

DAYS AFTER THEIR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PRINCESS BEATRICE AND EDOARDO MAPELLI MOZZI ENJOY A SUMMER OF LOVE ON A ROMANTIC BREAK TO ST TROPEZ

AT HER OWN PLACE IN THE SUN LAURA HAMILTON TELLS OF CREATING A HAPPY HOME FOR HER CHILDREN

REMEMBERING ‘SWEET CAROLINE’ FLACKSTOCK STARS TAKE TO THE STAGE TO PAY TRIBUTE TO LATE FRIEND

VICTORIA BECKHAM GETS FRIEND KIM INTER FOOTBALL

KIMBERLEY WALSH HAS A FIELD DAY BIGGING UP CRICKET

SOPHIE ELLIS-BEXTOR TAKES SHINE TO FESTIVAL STAGE

BEVERLEY KNIGHT AND LEIGH-ANNE PINNOCK RISE TO UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE

THE ROYAL FAMILY ARE ALL DOLLED UP IN BARBIE TRIBUTE

BLAKE LIVELY RESTYLES OWN DRESS IN PALACE FASHION SHOW

EVA LONGORIA BASTON ROUNDS UP CELEB CHUMS FOR FUNDRAISING EXTRAVAGANZA

‘LOVE ISLAND’ ENGAGEMENT MOLLY-MAE HAGUE AND TOMMY FURY BOXER PROPOSES IN IBIZA — AND BABY BAMBI ENJOYS SPECIAL MOMENT TOO

DESIGNING SILKS FOR GLORIOUS GOODWOOD ALICE TEMPERLEY ON GOING HER OWN WAY AND LEAVING LONDON FOR A FRESH START

SURROUNDED BY FAMILY AND SPECIAL FRIENDS MARTHA FIENNES AND SIMON FINCH CELEBRATE THEIR WEDDING AT ONE OF BRITAIN’S FINEST COUNTRY HOUSES

MUCH-LOVED FACE OF ‘BBC NEWS AT SIX’ GEORGE ALAGIAH THE JOURNALIST REMEMBERED BY HIS COLLEAGUE AND FRIEND CLIVE MYRIE • Throughout his 40-year career, he was loved, admired and respected in equal measure by all who knew him. Last week, the BBC News at Six presenter George Alagiah died surrounded by his family at the age of 67, having been diagnosed with colon cancer in 2014. He was born in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) into a Tamil family, who moved to Ghana in 1961. He went on to become a leading foreign correspondent, reporting on hard-hitting events including famine, genocide and civil war, and was awarded an OBE for services to journalism in 2008. Here, his friend and colleague, BBC newsreader Clive Myrie, pays a touching tribute to the father of two, a “humble, kind, generous” man he looked up to, and tells how journalism has “lost a giant”.

7 DAYS • A ROUND-UP OF NEWS REPORTS

Kylie Minogue says time is right for Las Vegas

IRISH SINGER AND ACTIVIST SINEAD O’CONNOR FELLOW MUSICIANS REMEMBER THE STAR

ENJOYING A HARDY ANNUAL IN THE ROYAL CALENDAR THE KING AND QUEEN VISIT THE SANDRINGHAM FLOWER SHOW AHEAD OF THEIR SUMMER BREAK

MARKING 80 YEARS SINCE DAMBUSTERS RAID THE KING PRAISES VETERANS FOR BRAVERY AS THEY RECALL KEY MOMENTS OF WAR

ON A GEM OF A JOB AS SHE TRAVELS TO EAST ANGLIA THE QUEEN UNITES HER LOVE OF HORSES AND BOOKS — AND REVEALS HER GRANDDAUGHTERS’ BIRTHDAY PRESENT WISH-LIST

OUR NEW RAINBOW ROYAL THE PRINCESS OF WALES FASHION EXPERTS ON KATE’S MOST COLOURFUL YEAR YET

VISITING SCOTLAND’S WEST COAST THE PRINCESS ROYAL GETS IN THE NAVY SPIRIT TO WAVE OFF H.M.S. ALBION

TEAMING UP AT GATCOMBE PARK PETER AND MARK PHILLIPS MAKE FAMILY THE MANE EVENT AT THE FESTIVAL OF BRITISH EVENTING

FESTIVAL-LOVING MODEL MUM DAISY LOWE ON HOW THE BIRTH OF BABY IVY HAS CHANGED HER LIFE

AFTER A DIAGNOSIS OF SECONDARY CANCER AMY DOWDEN KEEPS SMILING AS SHE ENJOYS SUPPORT OF HER ‘STRICTLY COME DANCING’ FAMILY

TEENAGE ‘BRITAIN’S GOT TALENT’ STAR MALAKAI ON HIS SWIFT RISE TO FAME AND KEEPING HIS FEET ON...