Much of the press leads on the Brussels summit on Thursday which ended in agreement on a second Greek bailout. Reaction is largely positive - the eurozone has been brought back from the brink. But there's criticism, too, about the direction Europe is taking. There's also the latest in the UK's phone hacking scandal, and a look at a royal spin in Monaco. That's the focus for Friday, 22nd July 2011.
Celebrity guests from around the world flocked to the tiny principality of Monaco on Saturday to celebrate the wedding of Prince Albert II and South African swimmer Charlene Wittstock.
Prince Albert II of Monaco will tie the knot with his South African fiancee Charlene Wittstock Friday in a two-day wedding ceremony with a glittering guest list of glamorous actors, supermodels, athletes, designers and heads of state.
Monaco’s royal palace denied rumours Wednesday that the fiancée of ruler Prince Albert had tried to escape on a one-way flight to her home country of South Africa just a week before the pair were supposed to be married.
This week our fashion reporter Jessica Michault, is here to talk about what it takes to dress a Princess, royal jewellery auctions, and Beyoncé's new commercial for her new perfume "HEAT" banned by the British Advertising Standard Authority.
Don't forget to save the date: Prince Albert (pictured) of Monaco is to wed South African Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock next July in what will likely be a high profile and star-studded event. The couple have dated since 2006.
Belgian King Albert refused to accept Prime Minister Yves Leterme's resignation following his failure to broker a deal between French and Dutch speakers. Three senior politicians have been designated to find a solution to the crisis.
Prince Albert II 
