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Queen Camilla hails domestic abuse survivors as 'real heroes' in campaign to end violence against women

The Queen told survivors of domestic abuse they are the ‘real heroes’ in the campaign to end violence against women. She also met with former Love Island star Zara McDermott , who has become a campaigner in the field after becoming the victim of intimate image abuse, and who also spoke at the summit. Camilla told those gathered that her determination to do whatever she could to help those affected was inspired by a visit to the charity Safe Lives, where she heard the best friend of Jo Simpson, killed by her abusive estranged husband, speak in harrowing detail about the case.

Zara McDermott admits struggle over Christmas plans with Louis Tomlinson

Speaking to the Mirror at the Pride of Britain awards , Zara said: “Honestly, I’ve been trying to work out how I’m going to split my Christmas this year. Two people who would be on the guestlist regardless of the party size are Lottie and Daisy Tomlinson, Louis' sisters. When asked about being at the awards, the former Love Island star turned documentary maker said: "It's such a special night, it's the best event of the year."

One Direction star Louis Tomlinson attempts to go incognito as he lands in Melbourne for Aussie leg of world tour surrounded by burly security guards

Also mentioned: Niall Horan

Louis was flanked by a number of large, burly security guards, who waved off waiting fans and escorted the pop star to a waiting car. World Tour The One Direction singer, who is Down Under for a series of solo concerts, flew into Melbourne Airport on Monday The 34-year-old attempted to go incognito, hiding under a hoodie, which he wore with the hood up, and sunglasses - but it was hard to miss his entourage He carried a backpack, which looked heavy and loaded with belongings, and finished his look with black sneakers. But for the first couple of years it wasn't really like that.

Harry Styles performs Liam Payne tribute for first time on two year anniversary of his death

Also mentioned: Harry Styles, Liam Payne +2

The Grammy-winning singer, 32, debuted the emotional track, titled What Is Enough, during his sold-out show at New York's Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Harry is currently playing a residency at the iconic venue as part of his record-breaking Together, Together tour, but the latest performance took a deeply personal turn as he paused to remember his former bandmate. He then introduced the song, telling the audience: "I'm gonna play you a song I wrote for my friend about two years ago, if that's all right."

Teary Harry Styles debuts unreleased song he wrote in tribute to Liam Payne on the two year anniversary of his death at his New York concert

Also mentioned: Harry Styles, Liam Payne +2

Harry Styles looked emotional as he shared an unreleased song he wrote for his late One Direction bandmate Liam Payne on the two year anniversary of his death Liam, who rose to fame alongside Harry, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik in the globally successful band, died aged 31 from his injuries after falling from the balcony of his hotel room in Buenos Aires 'So many people who have touched my life in such special ways. I wouldn't be here without. Liam's funeral was on Wednesday, November 20 and attended by all of his former bandmates, as well as the mother of his son Bear, Cheryl.

Liam Payne remembered as 'sensitive and wonderful' on second anniversary

Also mentioned: Harry Styles, Liam Payne +2

"Losing Liam felt so recent after losing Tom," said Tom's former bandmate, Siva Kaneswaran. He went on to say: "All I wish for is that they're happy, truly happy in themselves, because you could be in a situation in your life where it all looks great, on the outside, and you're just not happy. This message was recently echoed by Nathan, who told the Mirror : "Doing the tour with Tom, which was the last tour we did as a band, was really special.

Zara McDermott brands Louis Tomlinson her 'Prince Charming' and reveals they've moved in together as she speaks about their 'fairy tale' relationship for the first time

Zara revealed the couple have been enjoying living together and split their time between the UK and the US, where Louis' son Freddie is based She said of Louis: 'He is genuinely the most amazing person I’ve ever met in my life, he’s an inspiration to me in so many ways. He is the most empathetic, considerate, kind person' Zara said she values keeping her romance with Louis private, with the public not knowing how they met or 'anything about our relationship' The full interview is out now It's been a great year for Louis as he landed a Number One album with his record, How Did I Get Here?