The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, has resigned from his African charity, Sentebel, after infighting within the organization. Prince Harry and co-founder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho stepped down as patrons of Sentebel following a conflict with the charity's chair, Dr Sophie Chandauka. Watch in for more details!

Prince Harry resigns from charity he founded in memory of Princess Diana in 2006

Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso step down as patrons

Prince Harry is set to make an appearance in the UK court as his case against the publisher of the Daily Mail begins. This also makes the Duke of Sussex the first senior British Royal to give evidence in the court in 130 years.

UK: Prince Harry set for court appearance, expected to give evidence against Mirror group

Prince Harry to appear before UK court as UK Royal sues Mirror group for alleged phone hacking

<p>On Tuesday, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, returned to the Royal Courts of Justice for day 2 of a preliminary hearing in his lawsuit against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over allegations of unlawful information gathering and phone tapping.&nbsp;He was joined by Sir Elton John and actor Sadie Frost on Day 1 of the preliminary hearings, which are expected to conclude on Thursday.</p>

<p>Harry was seen entering&nbsp;the central London court a few minutes after 10 AM.&nbsp;His presence&nbsp;in the courtroom, which interestingly was done entirely on his own volition and not legally required, has fueled major media coverage, turning millions of&nbsp;eyeballs on the preliminary hearing.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A spokesperson for Prince Harry recently spoke to Reuters and revealed that the Duke of Sussex wanted to be present for the hearing to signal public support for the case.&nbsp;And, it doesn't come as a shock since he has spent years criticising tabloid media and has openly talked about the negative effects some of the coverage has had on him and his family.</p>

<p>The lawsuit has been filed collectively by seven high-profile individuals including Doreen Lawrence, Elton John, David Furnish, Liz Hurley, Sadie Frost and Simon Hughes. Together, they have accused the Daily Mail and Mail publisher of "abhorrent criminal activity and gross breaches of privacy" in its efforts to obtain dirt on high-profile, prominent people.</p>

<p>Still, confused about the privacy dispute between the seven claimants and Daily Mail publisher? Here's a detailed report on the explosive lawsuit!</p>

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<p>Here's a list of allegations made against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL):</p>

<ul>
	<li>Hiring of private investigators to secretly place listening devices inside the claimants' cars and private properties.</li>
	<li>The commissioning of individuals to surreptitiously listen in to, and record private phone calls.</li>
	<li>Paying police officials for sensitive inside information.</li>
	<li>Impersonation of individuals to obtain medical information from hospitals by deception.</li>
	<li>Accessing&nbsp;bank accounts, credit histories and financial transactions through illicit means and manipulation.</li>
</ul>

<p>Associated Newspapers has vehemently denied the allegations and wants the cases to be thrown out on the basis that they were brought too late.&nbsp;Now, the judge will decide whether the case will advance or be thrown out as the publisher has motioned for.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Harry has initiated several lawsuits in recent years. In 2019, he sued the owners of UK tabloids the Sun and the Daily Mirror over alleged illegal information gathering and phone hacking.</p>

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On Tuesday, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, returned to the Royal Courts of Justice for day 2 of a preliminary hearing in his lawsuit against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over allegations of unlawful information gathering and phone tapping.

On Tuesday, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, returned to the Royal Courts of Justice for day 2 of a preliminary hearing in his lawsuit against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over allegations of unlawful information gathering and phone tapping. He was joined by Sir Elton John and actor Sadie Frost on Day 1 of the preliminary hearings, which are expected to conclude on Thursday. Harry was seen entering the central London court a few minutes after 10 AM. His presence in the courtroom, which interestingly was done entirely on his own volition and not legally required, has fueled major media coverage, turning millions of eyeballs on the preliminary hearing. A spokesperson for Prince Harry recently spoke to Reuters and revealed that the Duke of Sussex wanted to be present for the hearing to signal public support for the case. And, it doesn't come as a shock since he has spent years criticising tabloid media and has openly talked about the negative effects some of the coverage has had on him and his family. The lawsuit has been filed collectively by seven high-profile individuals including Doreen Lawrence, Elton John, David Furnish, Liz Hurley, Sadie Frost and Simon Hughes. Together, they have accused the Daily Mail and Mail publisher of "abhorrent criminal activity and gross breaches of privacy" in its efforts to obtain dirt on high-profile, prominent people. Still, confused about the privacy dispute between the seven claimants and Daily Mail publisher? Here's a detailed report on the explosive lawsuit! Explained: Why Prince Harry, Elton John and five others are suing Daily Mail publisher? Here's a list of allegations made against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL): Hiring of private investigators to secretly place listening devices inside the claimants' cars and private properties. The commissioning of individuals to surreptitiously listen in to, and record private phone calls. Paying police officials for sensitive inside information. Impersonation of individuals to obtain medical information from hospitals by deception. Accessing bank accounts, credit histories and financial transactions through illicit means and manipulation. Associated Newspapers has vehemently denied the allegations and wants the cases to be thrown out on the basis that they were brought too late. Now, the judge will decide whether the case will advance or be thrown out as the publisher has motioned for. Harry has initiated several lawsuits in recent years. In 2019, he sued the owners of UK tabloids the Sun and the Daily Mirror over alleged illegal information gathering and phone hacking. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>A three-year-old boy from the United Kingdom’s town of Redhill dressed up as Prince Harry for World Book Day and even posed with a poster of the cover of the latter’s autobiography ‘Spare’. The image which was initially posted on social media has since gone viral and even been featured on the UK chat show Loose Women on ITV. His mother, Melissa speaking about her three-year-old son named Ellis Wright, said that Spare was the only book he wanted to portray, reported BBC.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“He is obsessed with being a prince and he doesn't have a favourite book character because he can't read,” said Melissa. She added, “We've always gone all out for World Book Day, it's one of our favourite days, apart from Halloween. His photo was on Loose Women so he'll be ecstatic he was on the TV,” as per BBC. According to Wales Online, Melissa is a make-up artist and hair stylist and was able to dress Ellis as the Duke of Sussex by using hair spray and face paint to create ginger hair and a beard.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“He wore his own clothes and had a presentation board. He’s slightly strawberry blonde, so it was a bit of hairspray and face paint,” said Melissa as per BBC. After the make-up, Ellis repeatedly looked at himself in the mirror and said “My beard, I’m Prince Harry”, said his mother. &nbsp;</p>

<p>While World Book and Copyright Day is still a month away, the event the three-year-old was dressed up for is celebrated a month prior and is organised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). World Book Day is a UK-based charity which is held on March 2 to promote reading for pleasure for young people, as per their website.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It also said how reading for pleasure is “the single biggest indicator of a child’s future success” despite their family circumstances and particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. According to reports, Prince Harry’s memoir Spare became the fastest-selling non-fiction book in the UK since the records began over two decades ago, a week after it was released on January 10.<br />
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A three-year-old boy from the United Kingdom’s town of Redhill dressed up as Prince Harry for World Book Day and even posed with a poster of the cover of the latter’s autobiography ‘Spare’.

A three-year-old boy from the United Kingdom’s town of Redhill dressed up as Prince Harry for World Book Day and even posed with a poster of the cover of the latter’s autobiography ‘Spare’. The image which was initially posted on social media has since gone viral and even been featured on the UK chat show Loose Women on ITV. His mother, Melissa speaking about her three-year-old son named Ellis Wright, said that Spare was the only book he wanted to portray, reported BBC. “He is obsessed with being a prince and he doesn't have a favourite book character because he can't read,” said Melissa. She added, “We've always gone all out for World Book Day, it's one of our favourite days, apart from Halloween. His photo was on Loose Women so he'll be ecstatic he was on the TV,” as per BBC. According to Wales Online, Melissa is a make-up artist and hair stylist and was able to dress Ellis as the Duke of Sussex by using hair spray and face paint to create ginger hair and a beard. “He wore his own clothes and had a presentation board. He’s slightly strawberry blonde, so it was a bit of hairspray and face paint,” said Melissa as per BBC. After the make-up, Ellis repeatedly looked at himself in the mirror and said “My beard, I’m Prince Harry”, said his mother. While World Book and Copyright Day is still a month away, the event the three-year-old was dressed up for is celebrated a month prior and is organised by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). World Book Day is a UK-based charity which is held on March 2 to promote reading for pleasure for young people, as per their website. It also said how reading for pleasure is “the single biggest indicator of a child’s future success” despite their family circumstances and particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. According to reports, Prince Harry’s memoir Spare became the fastest-selling non-fiction book in the UK since the records began over two decades ago, a week after it was released on January 10. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Half of the British public believes that the Duke of Sussex stripped off his royal title following the release of his Netflix documentary with Meghan Markle, according to a recent poll. 44% of the responders that Prince Harry should have his title removed while 32% say otherwise.

Fresh trouble for Harry and Meghan? New poll after explosive Netflix series

<p>Prince Harry agreed with Associated Newspapers, one of the giant media publishers of Britain, to pause his libel claim temporarily so that an attempt can be made to settle the case, heard the High Court of London on Tuesday.</p>

<p>The publisher was sued by the Duke of Sussex in February over the publication of an article in the Mail on Sunday newspaper. In the article, it was alleged that the prince, with an intention to reinstate his police protection, had hidden the details of his legal battle with the interior ministry of Britain.</p>

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<p>Prince Harry, along with his wife Meghan, had given up his royal duties two years ago. The prince claimed that the Mail had published an "unremittingly negative" article regarding his legal case against the ministry.</p>

<p>In July, the High Court had ruled out that it was defamatory. However, Associated Newspapers, argued that the article carried "an expression of opinion" of public statements made by Harry on his legal battle over the issue of police protection.</p>

<p>On Tuesday, the case was presented again in the court for a preliminary hearing, speaking on which the prince's lawyer Jane Phillips said that the case will be placed on hold till mid-January as agreed by the parties and an attempt will be made to reach a settlement "if that is indeed possible".</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, Prince Harry was asked by Associated Newspapers to provide more information about his meeting which took place in January 2020 at the royal Sandringham estate, when he had claimed to have made an offer to either contribute or pay for police protection.</p>

<p>Judge Barbara Fontaine gave the ruling that the lawyers of Harry should provide necessary "clarification" about the offer the prince claims to have made, which the judge further added would “assist the parties ... in the attempts about (a) settlement, which I hope are successful”.</p>

<p>The court hearing was held on Tuesday just days before the much-talked-about Netflix documentary based on Harry and Meghan is set to be released.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Prince Harry agreed with Associated Newspapers, one of the giant media publishers of Britain, to pause his libel claim temporarily so that an attempt can be made to settle the case, heard the High Court of London on Tuesday.

Prince Harry agreed with Associated Newspapers, one of the giant media publishers of Britain, to pause his libel claim temporarily so that an attempt can be made to settle the case, heard the High Court of London on Tuesday. The publisher was sued by the Duke of Sussex in February over the publication of an article in the Mail on Sunday newspaper. In the article, it was alleged that the prince, with an intention to reinstate his police protection, had hidden the details of his legal battle with the interior ministry of Britain. ALSO READ| Why 10,000 ambulance workers will go on a strike in England and Wales? Prince Harry, along with his wife Meghan, had given up his royal duties two years ago. The prince claimed that the Mail had published an "unremittingly negative" article regarding his legal case against the ministry. In July, the High Court had ruled out that it was defamatory. However, Associated Newspapers, argued that the article carried "an expression of opinion" of public statements made by Harry on his legal battle over the issue of police protection. On Tuesday, the case was presented again in the court for a preliminary hearing, speaking on which the prince's lawyer Jane Phillips said that the case will be placed on hold till mid-January as agreed by the parties and an attempt will be made to reach a settlement "if that is indeed possible". ALSO READ| UK: Strep A infection spikes, WATCH OUT for these warning symptoms in your child for scarlet fever Meanwhile, Prince Harry was asked by Associated Newspapers to provide more information about his meeting which took place in January 2020 at the royal Sandringham estate, when he had claimed to have made an offer to either contribute or pay for police protection. Judge Barbara Fontaine gave the ruling that the lawyers of Harry should provide necessary "clarification" about the offer the prince claims to have made, which the judge further added would “assist the parties ... in the attempts about (a) settlement, which I hope are successful”. The court hearing was held on Tuesday just days before the much-talked-about Netflix documentary based on Harry and Meghan is set to be released. (With inputs from agencies)

Prince Harry, UK publisher to temporarily pause libel case, try to reach a settlement

<p>She is a spitting image of her father! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently released a photo of their daughter, Lilibet to mark her first birthday.&nbsp;<br />
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The couple had hosted a birthday picnic at their UK home, Frogmore Cottage in London to celebrate their second child's birthday which was on June 4.&nbsp;<br />
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Dressed in a light blue dress, with a small bow perched on her head, Lilibet can be seen seated on the lawns. She looks a spitting image of her father, Harry at that age, with similar curious eyes and famous red hair.&nbsp;</p>

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The photo was taken by a family friend Misan Harriman at a picnic attended by family and close friends, a spokesperson for the duke and duchess said.<br />
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations last weekend.&nbsp;<br />
On Friday, the Sussexes made their first public appearance in Britain together since 2020 when they attended a service of thanksgiving for the Queen at St Paul's Cathedral.<br />
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It is speculated that the Queen and other members of the royal family met Lilibet for the first time since her birth last year. Lilibet was born in the US, where her parents and elder brother Archie now live.<br />
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Prince Harry and Meghan named Lilibet after the Queen, who is addressed by the royal family by the same name. She is also named Diana- in honour of her late grandmother and Harry's mother.<br />
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Lilibet the Queen's 11th great-grandchild and is eighth in line to the throne.</p>


She is a spitting image of her father! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently released a photo of their daughter, Lilibet to mark her first birthday. The couple had hosted a birthday picnic at their UK home, Frogmore Cottage in London to celebrate their second child's birthday which was on June 4.

She is a spitting image of her father! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently released a photo of their daughter, Lilibet to mark her first birthday. The couple had hosted a birthday picnic at their UK home, Frogmore Cottage in London to celebrate their second child's birthday which was on June 4. Dressed in a light blue dress, with a small bow perched on her head, Lilibet can be seen seated on the lawns. She looks a spitting image of her father, Harry at that age, with similar curious eyes and famous red hair. prince harry and his daughter lilibet photographed at the same age ❤️ pic.twitter.com/dZwxcrUpiL — best of harry (@harrysussex_) June 6, 2022 × The photo was taken by a family friend Misan Harriman at a picnic attended by family and close friends, a spokesperson for the duke and duchess said. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations last weekend. On Friday, the Sussexes made their first public appearance in Britain together since 2020 when they attended a service of thanksgiving for the Queen at St Paul's Cathedral. It is speculated that the Queen and other members of the royal family met Lilibet for the first time since her birth last year. Lilibet was born in the US, where her parents and elder brother Archie now live. Prince Harry and Meghan named Lilibet after the Queen, who is addressed by the royal family by the same name. She is also named Diana- in honour of her late grandmother and Harry's mother. Lilibet the Queen's 11th great-grandchild and is eighth in line to the throne.

Harry and Meghan share daughter Lilibet's new photo on her first birthday

<p>A year after Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in a fairy-tale wedding, she said in an extraordinary interview broadcast on Sunday night, her life as a member of the British royal family had become so emotionally desolate that she contemplated suicide.</p>

<p>At another point, members of the family told Harry and Meghan, a biracial former actress from the United States, that they did not want the couple’s unborn child, Archie, to be a prince or princess and expressed concerns about how dark the color of the baby’s skin would be.</p>

<p>An emotional but self-possessed Meghan said of her suicidal thoughts: “I was ashamed to have to admit it to Harry. I knew that if I didn’t say it, I would do it. I just didn’t want to be alive anymore.”</p>

<p>Meghan, 39, made the disclosures in an eagerly anticipated, at times incendiary, interview on CBS with Oprah Winfrey that aired in the United States in prime time. In describing a royal life that began as a fairy tale but quickly turned suffocating and cruel, Meghan's blunt answers raised the combustible issues of race and privilege in the most rarefied echelon of British society.</p>

<p>For an American audience that has lapped up the palace intrigue depicted in the popular TV series 'The Crown,' it was the equivalent of an explosive bonus episode — one promoted in a week of charges and countercharges about the role Meghan played in the House of Windsor.</p>

<p>For the royal family, already preoccupied by the hospitalization of its patriarch, Prince Philip, it was both an embarrassing airing of dirty laundry and a painful reminder, a year after Harry and Meghan turned their backs on royal life, that the wounds from that rupture had yet to heal.</p>

<p>Meghan said that while her husband was deeply concerned about her emotional fragility — gripping her hand tightly at public events — her efforts to seek medical help were rebuffed by palace officials, who worried about the effect on the monarchy. She described herself as a sort of prisoner in Kensington Palace.</p>

<p>“I couldn’t just call an Uber to the palace,” she said.</p>

<p>Meghan did not say which family member had raised questions about her baby’s skin color, nor did she fully explain why the royal family had not automatically planned to confer a royal title, which would have provided security protection for the child. By convention, Archie would assume a royal title once his grandfather Prince Charles ascended to the throne.</p>

<p>Still, the lack of detail did not rob the moment of its power: Meghan's reference to her child’s skin tone provoked a stunned “what?” from Winfrey.</p>

<p>In other, less provocative disclosures, Meghan corrected the record on some family business and revealed the sex of their unborn child.</p>

<p>It was her sister-in-law, Kate, she said, who drove her to tears in a clash over dresses for the flower girls, rather than the reverse as had been widely reported. In another awkward encounter with of her own aides, she said that the aide told her she shouldn’t go out to lunch with friends because she was overexposed, even though she had left her residence only twice in four months.</p>

<p>Harry and Meghan disclosed that their second child, due this summer, will be a girl.</p>

<p>Meghan, her baby bump clearly visible, spoke casually and with humor about her early encounters with her future in-laws. She described learning how to curtsy moments before she was introduced to Queen Elizabeth II, with whom she said she always had a warm relationship, and insisted she knew nothing about what was going to be expected of her as a working royal.</p>

<p>“I didn’t do any research about what that would mean,” she said. “I never looked up my husband online.”</p>

<p>Harry, who joined Meghan for the second half of the interview, said the couple broke away because of a lack of support or understanding from his family, particularly about the racism that he said his wife confronted in news coverage.</p>

<p>“No one from my family said anything over those three years,” Harry said.</p>

<p>The prince, who remains sixth in line to the throne, described being financially cut off by his family after he and Meghan announced plans to withdraw from royal duties. He said his relationship with his father was particularly strained — Charles stopped taking his calls at one point — because “there’s a lot of hurt that has happened.”</p>

<p>On both sides of the Atlantic, this was the most eagerly anticipated royal interview since Harry’s mother, Princess Diana, told the BBC in 1995 that “there were three of us in this marriage,” referring to her husband, Charles, and his extramarital relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles, whom he later married.</p>

<p>Like Meghan, Diana was a glamorous outsider who brought a shower of stardust to the House of Windsor when she married Charles, only to become deeply unhappy within the confines of royal life. Unlike Meghan, her marriage crumbled amid competing claims of infidelity, and by the time she spoke to the BBC journalist, Martin Bashir, she said the palace viewed her as a “threat of some kind.”</p>

<p>A vivid bookend to her turbulent years in the royal family, Diana’s interview was a pop-cultural moment that drew one of the largest British television audiences in history, lived on in parodies on “Saturday Night Live,” and deepened the media’s fathomless hunger for all things Diana. Two years later, she was dead in Paris, the victim of a car crash after a high-speed chase with photographers.</p>

<p>Harry invoked that tragedy with Winfrey, saying of his wife’s recurring clashes with the tabloid press, “My biggest concern was history repeating itself.” He has long blamed journalists for his mother’s death and said one of the reasons the couple moved to California was to escape the unrelenting media glare.</p>

<p>Even Meghan’s choice of wardrobe seemed calculated to telegraph the message of a new start. Her elegant black dress, designed by Giorgio Armani, featured a striking lotus flower design that her staff said symbolized revival and a will to live. She also wore a diamond tennis bracelet that once belonged to Diana.</p>

<p>But the couple’s effort to relaunch their public image did not go unchallenged back home. In the days leading up to the broadcast, new allegations surfaced that Meghan had bullied members of her staff, reducing junior aides to tears and driving two personal assistants out of the palace. Meghan dismissed the claims as character assassination, while Buckingham Palace said it would look into them.</p>

<p>“What is going on is a significant struggle for the control of the narrative,” said Peter Hunt, a former BBC royal correspondent. “What is our settled judgment for why Harry and Meghan left the royal family? Do we accept two hours of Oprah or do we believe those charges of bullying?”</p>

<p>Early headlines in the British tabloids suggested that Meghan’s bombshells will reverberate for weeks. “I wanted to kill myself,” said a headline on The Daily Mail’s website. “I felt suicidal,” said a headline on The Sun’s site.</p>

<p>Meghan has no shortage of defenders. Patrick J. Adams, an actor who worked with her on the television series, “Suits,” described her on Twitter last week as having “a deep sense of morality and a fierce work ethic.” The royal family, Adams said, was “obscene” to promote accusations of bullying against her.</p>

<p>Critics have long detected a whiff of racism in how some people react to Meghan, a professional woman who had been divorced before she met Harry. While initially rapturous in their coverage of the couple, Britain’s tabloids turned against them, publishing unflattering articles about how they flew on carbon-spewing private jets and restricted access to their newborn son.</p>

<p>Some also point out the hypocrisy of Buckingham Palace investigating claims of bullying against Meghan when Prince Andrew, the queen’s second son and Harry’s uncle, has declined to speak to U.S. authorities about allegations of sex trafficking by his late friend, the convicted sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein.</p>

<p>Though British papers have covered every conceivable angle of the interview, some made clear there were limits to the interest it was generating. The Sunday Times of London reported that the queen herself had no plans to watch the program, which is quite predictable, since it aired after midnight London time. It was to be shown on Monday evening on Britain’s ITV network.</p>

<p>Others in Britain tried to play down its significance, pointing out that there are other more important things going on in the country: Schools are to reopen on Monday, and the coronavirus vaccine rollout continues at full speed. At least one prominent British leader said he had no plans to stay up for it.</p>

<p>“Of course, I’m interested in all sorts of stuff around the news around the world,” Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday, when asked about Harry and Meghan. “I think it’s quite late our time, so I’ll probably miss it.”</p>


A year after Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in a fairy-tale wedding, she said in an extraordinary interview broadcast on Sunday night, her life as a member of the British royal family had become so emotionally desolate that she contemplated suicide.

A year after Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in a fairy-tale wedding, she said in an extraordinary interview broadcast on Sunday night, her life as a member of the British royal family had become so emotionally desolate that she contemplated suicide. At another point, members of the family told Harry and Meghan, a biracial former actress from the United States, that they did not want the couple’s unborn child, Archie, to be a prince or princess and expressed concerns about how dark the color of the baby’s skin would be. An emotional but self-possessed Meghan said of her suicidal thoughts: “I was ashamed to have to admit it to Harry. I knew that if I didn’t say it, I would do it. I just didn’t want to be alive anymore.” Meghan, 39, made the disclosures in an eagerly anticipated, at times incendiary, interview on CBS with Oprah Winfrey that aired in the United States in prime time. In describing a royal life that began as a fairy tale but quickly turned suffocating and cruel, Meghan's blunt answers raised the combustible issues of race and privilege in the most rarefied echelon of British society. For an American audience that has lapped up the palace intrigue depicted in the popular TV series 'The Crown,' it was the equivalent of an explosive bonus episode — one promoted in a week of charges and countercharges about the role Meghan played in the House of Windsor. For the royal family, already preoccupied by the hospitalization of its patriarch, Prince Philip, it was both an embarrassing airing of dirty laundry and a painful reminder, a year after Harry and Meghan turned their backs on royal life, that the wounds from that rupture had yet to heal. Meghan said that while her husband was deeply concerned about her emotional fragility — gripping her hand tightly at public events — her efforts to seek medical help were rebuffed by palace officials, who worried about the effect on the monarchy. She described herself as a sort of prisoner in Kensington Palace. “I couldn’t just call an Uber to the palace,” she said. Meghan did not say which family member had raised questions about her baby’s skin color, nor did she fully explain why the royal family had not automatically planned to confer a royal title, which would have provided security protection for the child. By convention, Archie would assume a royal title once his grandfather Prince Charles ascended to the throne. Still, the lack of detail did not rob the moment of its power: Meghan's reference to her child’s skin tone provoked a stunned “what?” from Winfrey. In other, less provocative disclosures, Meghan corrected the record on some family business and revealed the sex of their unborn child. It was her sister-in-law, Kate, she said, who drove her to tears in a clash over dresses for the flower girls, rather than the reverse as had been widely reported. In another awkward encounter with of her own aides, she said that the aide told her she shouldn’t go out to lunch with friends because she was overexposed, even though she had left her residence only twice in four months. Harry and Meghan disclosed that their second child, due this summer, will be a girl. Meghan, her baby bump clearly visible, spoke casually and with humor about her early encounters with her future in-laws. She described learning how to curtsy moments before she was introduced to Queen Elizabeth II, with whom she said she always had a warm relationship, and insisted she knew nothing about what was going to be expected of her as a working royal. “I didn’t do any research about what that would mean,” she said. “I never looked up my husband online.” Harry, who joined Meghan for the second half of the interview, said the couple broke away because of a lack of support or understanding from his family, particularly about the racism that he said his wife confronted in news coverage. “No one from my family said anything over those three years,” Harry said. The prince, who remains sixth in line to the throne, described being financially cut off by his family after he and Meghan announced plans to withdraw from royal duties. He said his relationship with his father was particularly strained — Charles stopped taking his calls at one point — because “there’s a lot of hurt that has happened.” On both sides of the Atlantic, this was the most eagerly anticipated royal interview since Harry’s mother, Princess Diana, told the BBC in 1995 that “there were three of us in this marriage,” referring to her husband, Charles, and his extramarital relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles, whom he later married. Like Meghan, Diana was a glamorous outsider who brought a shower of stardust to the House of Windsor when she married Charles, only to become deeply unhappy within the confines of royal life. Unlike Meghan, her marriage crumbled amid competing claims of infidelity, and by the time she spoke to the BBC journalist, Martin Bashir, she said the palace viewed her as a “threat of some kind.” A vivid bookend to her turbulent years in the royal family, Diana’s interview was a pop-cultural moment that drew one of the largest British television audiences in history, lived on in parodies on “Saturday Night Live,” and deepened the media’s fathomless hunger for all things Diana. Two years later, she was dead in Paris, the victim of a car crash after a high-speed chase with photographers. Harry invoked that tragedy with Winfrey, saying of his wife’s recurring clashes with the tabloid press, “My biggest concern was history repeating itself.” He has long blamed journalists for his mother’s death and said one of the reasons the couple moved to California was to escape the unrelenting media glare. Even Meghan’s choice of wardrobe seemed calculated to telegraph the message of a new start. Her elegant black dress, designed by Giorgio Armani, featured a striking lotus flower design that her staff said symbolized revival and a will to live. She also wore a diamond tennis bracelet that once belonged to Diana. But the couple’s effort to relaunch their public image did not go unchallenged back home. In the days leading up to the broadcast, new allegations surfaced that Meghan had bullied members of her staff, reducing junior aides to tears and driving two personal assistants out of the palace. Meghan dismissed the claims as character assassination, while Buckingham Palace said it would look into them. “What is going on is a significant struggle for the control of the narrative,” said Peter Hunt, a former BBC royal correspondent. “What is our settled judgment for why Harry and Meghan left the royal family? Do we accept two hours of Oprah or do we believe those charges of bullying?” Early headlines in the British tabloids suggested that Meghan’s bombshells will reverberate for weeks. “I wanted to kill myself,” said a headline on The Daily Mail’s website. “I felt suicidal,” said a headline on The Sun’s site. Meghan has no shortage of defenders. Patrick J. Adams, an actor who worked with her on the television series, “Suits,” described her on Twitter last week as having “a deep sense of morality and a fierce work ethic.” The royal family, Adams said, was “obscene” to promote accusations of bullying against her. Critics have long detected a whiff of racism in how some people react to Meghan, a professional woman who had been divorced before she met Harry. While initially rapturous in their coverage of the couple, Britain’s tabloids turned against them, publishing unflattering articles about how they flew on carbon-spewing private jets and restricted access to their newborn son. Some also point out the hypocrisy of Buckingham Palace investigating claims of bullying against Meghan when Prince Andrew, the queen’s second son and Harry’s uncle, has declined to speak to U.S. authorities about allegations of sex trafficking by his late friend, the convicted sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein. Though British papers have covered every conceivable angle of the interview, some made clear there were limits to the interest it was generating. The Sunday Times of London reported that the queen herself had no plans to watch the program, which is quite predictable, since it aired after midnight London time. It was to be shown on Monday evening on Britain’s ITV network. Others in Britain tried to play down its significance, pointing out that there are other more important things going on in the country: Schools are to reopen on Monday, and the coronavirus vaccine rollout continues at full speed. At least one prominent British leader said he had no plans to stay up for it. “Of course, I’m interested in all sorts of stuff around the news around the world,” Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday, when asked about Harry and Meghan. “I think it’s quite late our time, so I’ll probably miss it.”

Meghan and Harry's interview: Depth of pain from royal life spills into view

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<p>Prince Harry has arrived in Edinburgh ahead of carrying out his first public event in the UK since announcing his plan to give up royal duties, reported Independent.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Harry was pictured arriving in the city on Tuesday evening, in advance of a summit focusing on his sustainable tourism project, Travalyst, the report added.</p>

<p>Harry founded the Travalyst coalition along with brands including Booking.com, Skyscanner, Tripadvisor, Trip.com and Visa.</p>

<p>The conference at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on Wednesday will allow Harry and his Travalyst team to gain feedback from the travel industry on new ideas for sustainability, including creating an online scoring system to show the eco-friendly status of aviation, accommodation and holiday experiences.</p>

<p>A spokesman for the organisation said: “Our ambition is to transform travel and tourism so that every holiday people take, every trip they book, will have a positive impact and better protect the destinations and communities they visit.</p>

<p>“Whether it is through the activities people do, where they stay, or how they get there, we are looking for ways to make it easier for everyone to choose, and for the industry to provide, more purposeful and sustainable options.”</p>

<p>The duke and duchess’s lives as working royals will end on March 31, when they stop representing the Queen and become financially independent.</p>


Prince Harry has arrived in Edinburgh ahead of carrying out his first public event in the UK since announcing his plan to give up royal duties, reported Independent.

Prince Harry has arrived in Edinburgh ahead of carrying out his first public event in the UK since announcing his plan to give up royal duties, reported Independent. Harry was pictured arriving in the city on Tuesday evening, in advance of a summit focusing on his sustainable tourism project, Travalyst, the report added. Harry founded the Travalyst coalition along with brands including Booking.com, Skyscanner, Tripadvisor, Trip.com and Visa. The conference at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre on Wednesday will allow Harry and his Travalyst team to gain feedback from the travel industry on new ideas for sustainability, including creating an online scoring system to show the eco-friendly status of aviation, accommodation and holiday experiences. A spokesman for the organisation said: “Our ambition is to transform travel and tourism so that every holiday people take, every trip they book, will have a positive impact and better protect the destinations and communities they visit. “Whether it is through the activities people do, where they stay, or how they get there, we are looking for ways to make it easier for everyone to choose, and for the industry to provide, more purposeful and sustainable options.” The duke and duchess’s lives as working royals will end on March 31, when they stop representing the Queen and become financially independent.

Prince Harry arrives in UK for last round of royal duties 

<p>The British royals - Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, and Kate Middleton are back together as they reunited for the Remembrance service on Saturday.<br />
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The royal couples marked their very first public appearance at the Festival of Remembrance Service at Royal Albert Hall after their family playdate at a polo match in July, reported a magazine.<br />
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Any such public appearance goes hand in hand with Markle and Middleton acing the regal elegant charm with an exquisite ensemble and this time they opted for similar looks.<br />
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Both the royal ladies were seen in black dresses adorned with a red poppy pin, an artificial flower that has been used since 1921 to commemorate military members who have died in the war.</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, Prince William and Harry sported dark coloured suits with matching ties. This special event, which has taken place every year since 1923 in the same hall, commemorates all those who have lost their lives in conflicts.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">The Earl of Wessex, The Duke of York, The Duke of Sussex and The Duke of Cambridge join the Nation in observing a two-minute silence to remember British and Commonwealth troops who have died in world wars and other conflicts. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RememberanceDay?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#RememberanceDay</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WeWillRememberThem?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WeWillRememberThem</a> <a href="https://t.co/bGhxU3DjpZ">pic.twitter.com/bGhxU3DjpZ</a></p>
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<p>It is held the day before Remembrance Sunday. Other members of the royal family who joined the four included Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>On Thursday, Markle and Prince Harry visited the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey as part of Remembrance Day services. The royals are expected to spend a major part of the weekend together.<br />
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This comes after the royals officially parted ways earlier this year in March after they broke up their joint court at Kensington Palace by creating two separate offices.</p>


The British royals - Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, and Kate Middleton are back together as they reunited for the Remembrance service on Saturday. The royal couples marked their very first public appearance at the Festival of Remembrance Service at Royal Albert Hall after their family playdate at a polo match in July, reported a magazine.

The British royals - Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, and Kate Middleton are back together as they reunited for the Remembrance service on Saturday. The royal couples marked their very first public appearance at the Festival of Remembrance Service at Royal Albert Hall after their family playdate at a polo match in July, reported a magazine. Any such public appearance goes hand in hand with Markle and Middleton acing the regal elegant charm with an exquisite ensemble and this time they opted for similar looks. Both the royal ladies were seen in black dresses adorned with a red poppy pin, an artificial flower that has been used since 1921 to commemorate military members who have died in the war. View this post on Instagram Tonight, members of the Royal Family are at the Royal Albert Hall for the Festival of Remembrance. The annual event, held in honour of those who have given their lives in the service of their country, has been marked since 1923. Tomorrow, Remembrance events culminate in the Cenotaph service on Whitehall which will be attended by more than 10,000 veterans and serving members of the Armed Forces. 📸 Press Association A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) on Nov 9, 2019 at 2:11pm PST × Meanwhile, Prince William and Harry sported dark coloured suits with matching ties. This special event, which has taken place every year since 1923 in the same hall, commemorates all those who have lost their lives in conflicts. The Earl of Wessex, The Duke of York, The Duke of Sussex and The Duke of Cambridge join the Nation in observing a two-minute silence to remember British and Commonwealth troops who have died in world wars and other conflicts. #RememberanceDay #WeWillRememberThem pic.twitter.com/bGhxU3DjpZ — The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) November 10, 2019 × It is held the day before Remembrance Sunday. Other members of the royal family who joined the four included Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex. We will remember them.#RemembranceSunday #LestWeForget #RememberTogether pic.twitter.com/8nbe3Q5PNw — Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 (@DefenceHQ) November 10, 2019 × On Thursday, Markle and Prince Harry visited the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey as part of Remembrance Day services. The royals are expected to spend a major part of the weekend together. This comes after the royals officially parted ways earlier this year in March after they broke up their joint court at Kensington Palace by creating two separate offices.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reunite with Prince William and Kate Middleton for Remembrance Service

<p>Duke of Sussex Prince Harry has left the UK and is traveling to Canada to rejoin with his significant other, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, and their 8-month-old child Archie, according to the news reports.</p>

<p>Harry, 35, took a flight late Monday evening. Buckingham Palace has not remarked on Harry's whereabouts.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/megxit-prince-harry-meghan-markle-to-no-longer-bear-royal-highness-title-275149"><strong>Megxit: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle to no longer bear 'royal highness' title</strong></a></p>

<p>The couple has started another life after their stun exit from the Royal family.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are bowing out totally from representing the British monarchy, in an emergency that has shaken the hundreds of years old institution.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/revealed-the-names-of-prince-harry-and-meghan-markles-son-archies-godparents-275443"><strong>Also read: Revealed — The names of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie's godparents</strong></a><br />
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The departure "will be deemed symbolic, coming just two days after Buckingham Palace announced that it was severing all official ties with the Sussexes as they walk away from public life," the Telegraph said. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Harry and Meghan have battled with the examination since their wedding in May 2018 and the 35-year-old said there was no option in contrast to venturing again from forefront imperial obligations to accomplish "an increasingly tranquil life" with their newborn child.</p>

<p>In a statement on their official Instagram account the couple had said that “After many months of reflection and internal discussions, we have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution. We intend to step back as ‘senior’ members of the Royal Family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support Her Majesty The Queen. It is with your encouragement, particularly over the last few years, that we feel prepared to make this adjustment. We now plan to balance our time between the United Kingdom and North America, continuing to honour our duty to The Queen, the Commonwealth, and our patronages. This geographic balance will enable us to raise our son with an appreciation for the royal tradition into which he was born, while also providing our family with the space to focus on the next chapter, including the launch of our new charitable entity."</p>

<p>Under their new settlement, Harry and Meghan will no longer represent the Royal family and will surrender privileged military arrangements and will never again get public funds.</p>

<p>The couple will no longer be referred to as his or her royal highness.</p>

<p>"We hoped to continue serving the Queen, the Commonwealth and my military associations, but without public funding. Unfortunately, that wasn't possible."</p>

<p>Harry also confessed to some trepidation at charting a new life in Canada.</p>

<p>"We are taking a leap of faith," he said.</p>

<p>Harry was at Monday's summit at the request of the British government and it could be one of the last times he is seen on official royal duty.<br />
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Duke of Sussex Prince Harry has left the UK and is traveling to Canada to rejoin with his significant other, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, and their 8-month-old child Archie, according to the news reports.

Duke of Sussex Prince Harry has left the UK and is traveling to Canada to rejoin with his significant other, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, and their 8-month-old child Archie, according to the news reports. Harry, 35, took a flight late Monday evening. Buckingham Palace has not remarked on Harry's whereabouts. Megxit: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle to no longer bear 'royal highness' title The couple has started another life after their stun exit from the Royal family.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are bowing out totally from representing the British monarchy, in an emergency that has shaken the hundreds of years old institution. Also read: Revealed — The names of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie's godparents The departure "will be deemed symbolic, coming just two days after Buckingham Palace announced that it was severing all official ties with the Sussexes as they walk away from public life," the Telegraph said. Harry and Meghan have battled with the examination since their wedding in May 2018 and the 35-year-old said there was no option in contrast to venturing again from forefront imperial obligations to accomplish "an increasingly tranquil life" with their newborn child. In a statement on their official Instagram account the couple had said that “After many months of reflection and internal discussions, we have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution. We intend to step back as ‘senior’ members of the Royal Family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support Her Majesty The Queen. It is with your encouragement, particularly over the last few years, that we feel prepared to make this adjustment. We now plan to balance our time between the United Kingdom and North America, continuing to honour our duty to The Queen, the Commonwealth, and our patronages. This geographic balance will enable us to raise our son with an appreciation for the royal tradition into which he was born, while also providing our family with the space to focus on the next chapter, including the launch of our new charitable entity." Under their new settlement, Harry and Meghan will no longer represent the Royal family and will surrender privileged military arrangements and will never again get public funds. The couple will no longer be referred to as his or her royal highness. "We hoped to continue serving the Queen, the Commonwealth and my military associations, but without public funding. Unfortunately, that wasn't possible." Harry also confessed to some trepidation at charting a new life in Canada. "We are taking a leap of faith," he said. Harry was at Monday's summit at the request of the British government and it could be one of the last times he is seen on official royal duty. (With inputs from agencies)

To rejoin wife Meghan Markle and son Archie in Canada, Prince Harry leaves UK: Reports

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<p>Britain's Prince Harry on Sunday expressed sadness over his decision to step down from royal duties.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It brings me great sadness that it has come to this," the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/megxit-prince-harry-meghan-markle-to-no-longer-bear-royal-highness-title-275149">Duke of Sussex</a> said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The decision to step down had followed months of talks and had not been a decision he had come to lightly, he said and added, they were not walking away, he explained.</p>

<p>The deal with Queen Elizabeth and senior Windsors will see him and his wife <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/most-memorable-moments-of-prince-harry-and-meghan-274211#first-public-appearance-274182">Meghan exit </a>official roles to seek an independent future.</p>

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<p>Buckingham Palace and the queen announced on Saturday that Harry and Meghan would no longer be working members of Britain’s monarchy, no longer use their "Royal Highness" titles and would now pay their own way in life, freeing them to forge new careers.</p>

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<p>In a speech to the Sentebale charity on Sunday, a clearly upset Harry said the final outcome was not what he and his American wife, a former actress, had wanted.</p>

<p>"Our hope was to continue serving the queen, the Commonwealth and my military associations without public funding. Sadly that wasn't possible," the prince, the sixth-in-line to the throne, said.</p>

<p>"I've accepted this knowing it doesn't change who I am, or how committed I am. But I hope that helps you understand what it had come to, that I would step back from all I have ever known to take a step forward into what I hope can be a more peaceful life."</p>

<p>Under the arrangement, Harry will remain a prince and the couple will keep their titles of Duke and Duchess of Sussex as they begin a new life split between Britain and North America where they will spend the majority of their time. But they will not take part in any future ceremonial events or royal tours.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry on Sunday expressed sadness over his decision to step down from royal duties. "It brings me great sadness that it has come to this," the Duke of Sussex said.

Britain's Prince Harry on Sunday expressed sadness over his decision to step down from royal duties. "It brings me great sadness that it has come to this," the Duke of Sussex said. The decision to step down had followed months of talks and had not been a decision he had come to lightly, he said and added, they were not walking away, he explained. The deal with Queen Elizabeth and senior Windsors will see him and his wife Meghan exit official roles to seek an independent future. × Buckingham Palace and the queen announced on Saturday that Harry and Meghan would no longer be working members of Britain’s monarchy, no longer use their "Royal Highness" titles and would now pay their own way in life, freeing them to forge new careers. In a speech to the Sentebale charity on Sunday, a clearly upset Harry said the final outcome was not what he and his American wife, a former actress, had wanted. "Our hope was to continue serving the queen, the Commonwealth and my military associations without public funding. Sadly that wasn't possible," the prince, the sixth-in-line to the throne, said. "I've accepted this knowing it doesn't change who I am, or how committed I am. But I hope that helps you understand what it had come to, that I would step back from all I have ever known to take a step forward into what I hope can be a more peaceful life." Under the arrangement, Harry will remain a prince and the couple will keep their titles of Duke and Duchess of Sussex as they begin a new life split between Britain and North America where they will spend the majority of their time. But they will not take part in any future ceremonial events or royal tours.

We had 'no other option' than to step back as royals: Prince Harry 

The Duke of Sussex has expressed his sadness over his decision to step down from royal duties in his first public remarks on the move, saying he had taken a “leap of faith”.

Prince Harry: We had no other option than to stand down as royals

<p>After the Brexit, Britain has to fret over the decision of the royal split of Prince Harry and Meghan Markel from their ‘senior’ royal duties to new progressive roles. The royal pair wishes to be financially independent and will now divide their time between the United Kingdom and Canada.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Though Queen Elizabeth wanted Duke and Duchess of Sussex to have completed their full-time role as ‘royals’ but she was interestingly 'supportive' in their transition.</p>

<p>This led to tweet flood coming from all corners of Great Britain and the royal transition covering up the front pages of major newspapers across the United Kingdom and the world.</p>

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<p>Monarchy is in crisis with the ‘disappointed’ Queen requesting Prince Harry and Meghan to quit after attending a two-hour summit at Sandringham writes the Daily Mirror.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>The Sun</strong></p>

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<p>Her Majesty might be deeply upset by Harry and Meghan's decision to 'step back' from their royal duties but she gave them the financial freedom, the couple wished for.</p>

<p><strong>The Guardian</strong></p>

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<p>Ahead of the royal transition, The Guardian writes about the heat in the world's oceans reached a record level in 2019, showing, "irrefutable and accelerating" heating of the planet.</p>

<p><strong>Daily Mail</strong></p>

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<p>The Daily Mail says the Queen 'would have preferred' Harry and Meghan to stay as full-time royals but regretfully agrees to the 'transition' period.</p>

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<p>In huge-bold letters writes the Daily Express,&nbsp;the "Gracious Queen grants Harry his wish".</p>

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<p>Daily Star aligned the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with Marcus Rashford. The 'sad' Queen, it quotes, frees the prince and his wife the 'independence' they wished for.</p>

<p><strong>The Telegraph</strong></p>

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<p>The Queen and the Royal Family understand and respect Harry and Meghan's wish to live a more independent life as a family and the Queen gives a reluctant farewell, reports The Telegraph.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The Monarch approves Harry and Meghan's wish to resign from their posts, however, would have preferred them to continue their existing roles says i Newspaper.</p>

<p><strong>The Independent</strong></p>

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<p>As the latest advancement in the series of events after Harry and Meghan's announcement of leaving the royal positions, the Queen has finally given her consent on their demand, reports The Independent.</p>


After the Brexit, Britain has to fret over the decision of the royal split of Prince Harry and Meghan Markel from their ‘senior’ royal duties to new progressive roles.

After the Brexit, Britain has to fret over the decision of the royal split of Prince Harry and Meghan Markel from their ‘senior’ royal duties to new progressive roles. The royal pair wishes to be financially independent and will now divide their time between the United Kingdom and Canada. Though Queen Elizabeth wanted Duke and Duchess of Sussex to have completed their full-time role as ‘royals’ but she was interestingly 'supportive' in their transition. This led to tweet flood coming from all corners of Great Britain and the royal transition covering up the front pages of major newspapers across the United Kingdom and the world. Daily Mirror Tomorrow's front page: Queen to Harry: I want you to stay...but you're free to go #TomorrowsPapersToday https://t.co/30LUoAHKVc pic.twitter.com/w8vtQyD5lV — Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) January 13, 2020 × Monarchy is in crisis with the ‘disappointed’ Queen requesting Prince Harry and Meghan to quit after attending a two-hour summit at Sandringham writes the Daily Mirror. The Sun Tomorrow's front page: Harry and Meghan get their way as sad Queen gives in to their demands https://t.co/wSeCPrBHIk pic.twitter.com/jwzPS1crmo — The Sun (@TheSun) January 13, 2020 × Her Majesty might be deeply upset by Harry and Meghan's decision to 'step back' from their royal duties but she gave them the financial freedom, the couple wished for. The Guardian Guardian front page, Tuesday 14 January 2020: Record heat in world’s oceans is ‘dire’ warning on climate crisis pic.twitter.com/F4CANAqcLS — The Guardian (@guardian) January 13, 2020 × Ahead of the royal transition, The Guardian writes about the heat in the world's oceans reached a record level in 2019, showing, "irrefutable and accelerating" heating of the planet. Daily Mail Tuesday's @DailyMailUK #MailFrontPages pic.twitter.com/KduLdO9IEW — Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) January 13, 2020 × The Daily Mail says the Queen 'would have preferred' Harry and Meghan to stay as full-time royals but regretfully agrees to the 'transition' period. Daily Express Today's #frontpage - Gracious Queen Grants Harry His Wish pic.twitter.com/O9MxUTh47q — Daily Express (@Daily_Express) January 14, 2020 × In huge-bold letters writes the Daily Express, the "Gracious Queen grants Harry his wish". Daily Star Tomorrow's #frontpage - Millionaire United ace Rashford to cash in... with his own BOG ROLL#tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/mlPiKgYC45 — Daily Star (@dailystar) January 13, 2020 × Daily Star aligned the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with Marcus Rashford. The 'sad' Queen, it quotes, frees the prince and his wife the 'independence' they wished for. The Telegraph The front page of tomorrow’s Telegraph: ‘The Queen’s reluctant farewell’ #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/0R0dTfqLvC — The Telegraph (@Telegraph) January 13, 2020 × The Queen and the Royal Family understand and respect Harry and Meghan's wish to live a more independent life as a family and the Queen gives a reluctant farewell, reports The Telegraph. i Newspaper Tuesday's front page: Queen's seal of approval for reshaped Royal Family#tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/DKsy423lZB — i newspaper (@theipaper) January 13, 2020 × The Monarch approves Harry and Meghan's wish to resign from their posts, however, would have preferred them to continue their existing roles says i Newspaper. The Independent Tomorrow's @independent front page #tomorrowspaperstoday To subscribe to the Daily Edition https://t.co/XF8VnDpHYF pic.twitter.com/lwsqlAh5i5 — The Independent (@Independent) January 14, 2020 × As the latest advancement in the series of events after Harry and Meghan's announcement of leaving the royal positions, the Queen has finally given her consent on their demand, reports The Independent.

'Royal crisis' dominates UK newspaper front pages

<p>On Sunday, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle announced they will step back from senior roles in the royal family - a move that has raised questions about how they will earn an income, who will pay for their security, and what their new positions will involve.<br />
Exactly how they will combine private work and royal duties remains unclear. The couple in an initial statement said they hoped to become financially independent and set up a new charity while continuing some royal duties.<br />
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<strong>Who pays?&nbsp;</strong><br />
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Harry and Meghan said in a question-and-answer section of their new website that they are seeking financial independence from the monarchy`s funding, known as the "Sovereign Grant". This is a government handout that covers the running costs of the royal household and travel expenses.<br />
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The couple said the grant was equivalent to 5% of their income towards running their official office. They did not say if they will give up the remaining 95 percent which comes from Prince Charles`s centuries-old private estate.<br />
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By foregoing money from the taxpayer, the couple indicated they will seek some form of private income.<br />
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"They value the ability to earn a professional income, which in the current structure they are prohibited from doing," the statement said. "For this reason they have made the choice to become members of the Royal Family with financial independence."<br />
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<strong>Where will they live?</strong><br />
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They said they now plan to divide their time between the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/looks-like-theres-truth-to-meghan-markle-prince-harry-moving-to-canada-after-palace-refuses-to-deny-it-273019">United Kingdom and North America.</a><br />
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They will continue to base themselves at Frogmore Cottage in the grounds of the queen`s Windsor Castle when in the United Kingdom. The property was recently renovated at a cost of 2.4 million pounds ($3.13 million) by taxpayers.<br />
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Meghan was born in Los Angeles and she grew up in Hollywood. Harry and Meghan spent the<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/meghan-markle-prince-harry-to-miss-christmas-in-uk-this-year-262066"> last six weeks of 2019 in Canada</a> and their first official appearance of 2020 was a trip to Canada House in London, home of Canada`s diplomatic mission to Britain.<br />
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<strong>Who pays for security?</strong><br />
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The couple made clear that they expected the government to continue to finance their security costs as mandated by the Home Office, which is responsible for the security of the royal family. The <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-and-meghan-markles-possible-move-might-affect-canadian-taxpayers-273290">cost of the security</a> is never made public, but it is estimated to cost hundreds of thousands of pounds a year.<br />
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<strong>How will they earn money?</strong><br />
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The couple`s new website Sussex Royal does not outline how they intend to fund themselves in future. Some of the Queen`s other grandchildren work, including Prince Andrew`s daughters <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/this-is-why-princess-beatrices-wedding-will-not-be-televised-like-sister-eugenie-or-cousins-william-and-harry-273232">Beatrice</a> and Eugenie, who work in business and the arts.<br />
Last year, it was reported that Harry would be executive producer of a documentary on mental health with U.S. television mogul Oprah Winfrey for Apple`s video streaming service.<br />
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Royal biographer Penny Junor suggested Meghan, who starred in TV legal drama "Suits", might revive her acting career, given the demand and fees she could command.<br />
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Six months ago Harry and Meghan applied to the UK Intellectual Property Office to trademark the phrases Sussex Royal and Sussex Royal Foundation for use on books, stationery, clothing such as pyjamas and socks, charity campaigns and the provision of training, sport and social care.<br />
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<strong>What about the media?</strong><br />
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The couple announced they are to radically change media access to their official engagements, and will no longer participate in the traditional "royal rota" system, which is an agreement providing access for royal correspondents.<br />
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The royal rota system allows access to their engagements by accredited correspondents, who pool photographs and video, to ensure minimum interference with the engagement itself.<br />
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Now the couple said their intention is to speak directly to the public through social media, and they would deny automatic access to some royal correspondents.<br />
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This means that they could be the target of more paparazzi photographers, who will no longer worry about losing access to official events if they are already excluded.<br />
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<strong>What will happen to their titles?</strong><br />
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The couple made no mention of giving up their royal titles. Instead, they stated on their website that other royal family members retain their titles while earning an income.<br />
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"There is precedent for this structure and it applies to other current members of the Royal Family who support the monarch and also have full time jobs external to their commitment to the monarchy," the statement said.</p>


On Sunday, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle announced they will step back from senior roles in the royal family - a move that has raised questions about how they will earn an income, who will pay for their security, and what their new positions will involve.

On Sunday, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle announced they will step back from senior roles in the royal family - a move that has raised questions about how they will earn an income, who will pay for their security, and what their new positions will involve. Exactly how they will combine private work and royal duties remains unclear. The couple in an initial statement said they hoped to become financially independent and set up a new charity while continuing some royal duties. Who pays? Harry and Meghan said in a question-and-answer section of their new website that they are seeking financial independence from the monarchy`s funding, known as the "Sovereign Grant". This is a government handout that covers the running costs of the royal household and travel expenses. The couple said the grant was equivalent to 5% of their income towards running their official office. They did not say if they will give up the remaining 95 percent which comes from Prince Charles`s centuries-old private estate. By foregoing money from the taxpayer, the couple indicated they will seek some form of private income. "They value the ability to earn a professional income, which in the current structure they are prohibited from doing," the statement said. "For this reason they have made the choice to become members of the Royal Family with financial independence." Where will they live? They said they now plan to divide their time between the United Kingdom and North America. They will continue to base themselves at Frogmore Cottage in the grounds of the queen`s Windsor Castle when in the United Kingdom. The property was recently renovated at a cost of 2.4 million pounds ($3.13 million) by taxpayers. Meghan was born in Los Angeles and she grew up in Hollywood. Harry and Meghan spent the last six weeks of 2019 in Canada and their first official appearance of 2020 was a trip to Canada House in London, home of Canada`s diplomatic mission to Britain. Who pays for security? The couple made clear that they expected the government to continue to finance their security costs as mandated by the Home Office, which is responsible for the security of the royal family. The cost of the security is never made public, but it is estimated to cost hundreds of thousands of pounds a year. How will they earn money? The couple`s new website Sussex Royal does not outline how they intend to fund themselves in future. Some of the Queen`s other grandchildren work, including Prince Andrew`s daughters Beatrice and Eugenie, who work in business and the arts. Last year, it was reported that Harry would be executive producer of a documentary on mental health with U.S. television mogul Oprah Winfrey for Apple`s video streaming service. Royal biographer Penny Junor suggested Meghan, who starred in TV legal drama "Suits", might revive her acting career, given the demand and fees she could command. Six months ago Harry and Meghan applied to the UK Intellectual Property Office to trademark the phrases Sussex Royal and Sussex Royal Foundation for use on books, stationery, clothing such as pyjamas and socks, charity campaigns and the provision of training, sport and social care. What about the media? The couple announced they are to radically change media access to their official engagements, and will no longer participate in the traditional "royal rota" system, which is an agreement providing access for royal correspondents. The royal rota system allows access to their engagements by accredited correspondents, who pool photographs and video, to ensure minimum interference with the engagement itself. Now the couple said their intention is to speak directly to the public through social media, and they would deny automatic access to some royal correspondents. This means that they could be the target of more paparazzi photographers, who will no longer worry about losing access to official events if they are already excluded. What will happen to their titles? The couple made no mention of giving up their royal titles. Instead, they stated on their website that other royal family members retain their titles while earning an income. "There is precedent for this structure and it applies to other current members of the Royal Family who support the monarch and also have full time jobs external to their commitment to the monarchy," the statement said.

Meet the 'half royals', Prince Harry and Meghan Markle; how will the separation from the family work out for the couple?

Prince Harry who was on a solo visit to Japan received a beautiful compliment from a school kid which will surely make your day better. While visiting with a group of local schoolchildren before Saturday's Rugby World Cup final, the Duke of Sussex shared a sweet moment with a student who commented on how handsome he was as they posed for a group photograph, reported a magazine.

Prince Harry who was on a solo visit to Japan received a beautiful compliment from a school kid which will surely make your day better. While visiting with a group of local schoolchildren before Saturday's Rugby World Cup final, the Duke of Sussex shared a sweet moment with a student who commented on how handsome he was as they posed for a group photograph, reported a magazine. View this post on Instagram Hello Japan 🇯🇵 Ahead of attending the @rugbyworldcup 2019 Final in Japan, The Duke of Sussex has today visited the new Para Arena training centre in Tokyo to view training sessions including wheelchair rugby, boccia and powerlifting. #RWC2019 #RWCFinal His Royal Highness met athletes to hear about their Tokyo 2020 Paralympics qualification preparations. The Duke also met a group of local schoolchildren, including from the Yokohama area, where Paralympics GB will be based for pre-Games training. The Duke was present the last time England and South Africa met in the Rugby World Cup Final in Paris in 2007. HRH became Patron of RFU All Schools in 2013 and was made Patron of the Rugby Football Union in 2017, a role Her Majesty The Queen had previously held. 📷 PA Images A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) on Nov 2, 2019 at 1:34am PDT × In an adorable clip posted on The Royal Family Channel Twitter account, 35-year-old Harry is playfully pointing to his wedding ring and saying, I'm married! much to the delight of the rest of the children, who could be heard laughing. Ahead of the match, Harry also had a laugh with Japanese Paralympic hopefuls, after finding out that one of them was rooting for South Africa to defeat England. I'll have a word later, Harry quipped. "You might not be getting selected''. Following the match, which England lost 32-12, Harry gave South African President Cyril Ramaphosa a big hug in a sweet moment that was captured on the Sussex Royal Instagram account. View this post on Instagram Congratulations South Africa! Rugby World Cup champions 2019! • “Tonight was not England’s night, but the whole nation is incredibly proud of what @EnglandRugby have achieved over the past few months. Hold your heads high boys, you did an outstanding job and we couldn’t have asked more from you. To the whole of South Africa - rugby unites all of us in more ways than we can imagine, and tonight I have no doubt that it will unite all of you. After last month’s visit, I can’t think of a nation that deserves it more. Well done and enjoy! Arigatu gozaimasu Nihon 🇯🇵” - The Duke of Sussex #RWC2019 #RWCFinal Video © @rugbyworldcup Photo © PA A post shared by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (@sussexroyal) on Nov 2, 2019 at 6:13am PDT × ''Tonight was not England's night, but the whole nation is incredibly proud of what @EnglandRugby has achieved over the past few months. Hold your heads, high boys, you did an outstanding job and we couldn't have asked more from you," Harry wrote. View this post on Instagram A great effort by England in reaching the Rugby World Cup Final 2019 and congratulations to South Africa on winning a hard fought game. #RWC2019 #engvrsa A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) on Nov 2, 2019 at 4:52am PDT × "To the whole of South Africa - rugby unites all of us in more ways than we can imagine, and tonight I have no doubt that it will unite all of you. After last month's visit, I can't think of a nation that deserves it more. Well done and enjoy!" he added.

Prince Harry flattered by sweet compliment from Japanese school kid

<p>Reacting to reports of a rift with his brother Prince William, Prince Harry said that the two have both good days&nbsp;and bad days&nbsp;and added that the two are on different paths at the moment.<br />
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The Duke opened up about his relationship with brother William in the documentary 'Harry &amp; Meghan: An African Journey'&nbsp;which aired on Sunday. On being asked if the rumors of a rift between the two were true, the royal laughed and said the two are on different paths in life.<br />
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"Part of this role and part of this job, this family, being under the pressure that it's under, inevitably stuff happens. But look, we're brothers, we'll always be brothers. We're certainly on different paths at the moment but I'll always be there for him and as I know he'll always be there for me," the Duke said in the documentary, cited by a news agency.<br />
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Harry also accepted the fact that the brother bond isn't the same anymore and they "don't see each other as much as we used to". "Because we're so busy, but I love him dearly. The majority of this stuff [in the press&nbsp;is created out of nothing, but as brothers, you know, you have good days, you have bad days," the royal continued.<br />
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The news comes after Harry and wife Meghan Markle in May, ended their involvement in the royal foundation set up with William and wife Kate Middleton following rumors of a division between the couples.<br />
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The British press had earlier reported the trouble aroused due to tension between the royal sisters-in-law, however, royal watchers including filmmaker Nick Bullen had suggested that it was between the siblings.<br />
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"All brothers fall out. All families fall out. Their fallout at the moment is becoming public," he had told news agency in March.</p>


Reacting to reports of a rift with his brother Prince William, Prince Harry said that the two have both good days and bad days and added that the two are on different paths at the moment.

Reacting to reports of a rift with his brother Prince William, Prince Harry said that the two have both good days and bad days and added that the two are on different paths at the moment. The Duke opened up about his relationship with brother William in the documentary 'Harry & Meghan: An African Journey' which aired on Sunday. On being asked if the rumors of a rift between the two were true, the royal laughed and said the two are on different paths in life. "Part of this role and part of this job, this family, being under the pressure that it's under, inevitably stuff happens. But look, we're brothers, we'll always be brothers. We're certainly on different paths at the moment but I'll always be there for him and as I know he'll always be there for me," the Duke said in the documentary, cited by a news agency. Harry also accepted the fact that the brother bond isn't the same anymore and they "don't see each other as much as we used to". "Because we're so busy, but I love him dearly. The majority of this stuff [in the press is created out of nothing, but as brothers, you know, you have good days, you have bad days," the royal continued. The news comes after Harry and wife Meghan Markle in May, ended their involvement in the royal foundation set up with William and wife Kate Middleton following rumors of a division between the couples. The British press had earlier reported the trouble aroused due to tension between the royal sisters-in-law, however, royal watchers including filmmaker Nick Bullen had suggested that it was between the siblings. "All brothers fall out. All families fall out. Their fallout at the moment is becoming public," he had told news agency in March.

Prince Harry says he and Prince William are on different paths

<p>After teaming up with Camila Cabello, Cardi B, Justin Bieber among others, singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran seemed to have found a new partner in the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry.<br />
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Sheeran and Harry on Wednesday teased their fans on a secret collaboration coming out on October 10, with a cryptic video. The clip shared through the official Instagram handle of the Prince featured the 'Perfect'&nbsp;singer ringing the doorbell at Harry's house, which rang to the tune of 'God Save the Queen'.<br />
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While opening the door and inviting the singer inside, Prince Harry said, "It's like looking in a mirror". The short video ended teasing, "Tomorrow 10th October".</p>

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<p>As soon as the Duke uploaded the clip on the picture-video sharing platform, fans started flooding the comment section with comments expressing their excitement on seeing the two come together.<br />
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Sheeran's collaboration comes over a month after he announced that he would be taking an 18-month break. At the end of his Divide tour earlier this week, the Grammy winner told the crowd in Ipswich, England that, "As you may or not know, I have been on the Divide tour for over two years now and this is the last day of the whole thing. There is something very bittersweet about it."<br />
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"I love that you guys are here and we are ending it in Ipswich. This is my last gig for probably 18 months. We've played all around the world. Glastonbury, Wembley Stadium. All these amazing venues, America, New Zealand, Australia, Asia, South America--it's been a wild one," he continued according to The Sun, reported news agency.<br />
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"It kind of feels like you are breaking up with a girlfriend that you have been with for years. It sounds odd but it has been a long tour," he said emotionally.<br />
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Before biding the final goodbye, he expressed his appreciation to the people who were involved in making his tour successful."Thank you to everyone who has given me a chance. This is my last song. I wrote this when I was 15 years old. See you in a few year's&nbsp;time. Thank you," he said.</p>


After teaming up with Camila Cabello, Cardi B, Justin Bieber among others, singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran seemed to have found a new partner in the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry.

After teaming up with Camila Cabello, Cardi B, Justin Bieber among others, singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran seemed to have found a new partner in the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry. Sheeran and Harry on Wednesday teased their fans on a secret collaboration coming out on October 10, with a cryptic video. The clip shared through the official Instagram handle of the Prince featured the 'Perfect' singer ringing the doorbell at Harry's house, which rang to the tune of 'God Save the Queen'. While opening the door and inviting the singer inside, Prince Harry said, "It's like looking in a mirror". The short video ended teasing, "Tomorrow 10th October". View this post on Instagram Coming soon... @teddysphotos • #WMHD A post shared by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (@sussexroyal) on Oct 9, 2019 at 4:40am PDT × As soon as the Duke uploaded the clip on the picture-video sharing platform, fans started flooding the comment section with comments expressing their excitement on seeing the two come together. Sheeran's collaboration comes over a month after he announced that he would be taking an 18-month break. At the end of his Divide tour earlier this week, the Grammy winner told the crowd in Ipswich, England that, "As you may or not know, I have been on the Divide tour for over two years now and this is the last day of the whole thing. There is something very bittersweet about it." "I love that you guys are here and we are ending it in Ipswich. This is my last gig for probably 18 months. We've played all around the world. Glastonbury, Wembley Stadium. All these amazing venues, America, New Zealand, Australia, Asia, South America--it's been a wild one," he continued according to The Sun, reported news agency. "It kind of feels like you are breaking up with a girlfriend that you have been with for years. It sounds odd but it has been a long tour," he said emotionally. Before biding the final goodbye, he expressed his appreciation to the people who were involved in making his tour successful."Thank you to everyone who has given me a chance. This is my last song. I wrote this when I was 15 years old. See you in a few year's time. Thank you," he said.

Ed Sheeran, Prince Harry tease fans with upcoming collaboration

<p>Britain's Prince Harry will on Tuesday visit a health centre in Malawi before leaving later in the day to join his family in Johannesburg, South Africa.<br />
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Harry, his wife, Meghan, and their four-month-old son, Archie, have been in the region on their first official overseas tour, which has seen the Duke of Sussex visit four countries.<br />
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Malawi is the final leg of his solo journey on which he has also visited Botswana and <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/walking-in-princess-dianas-footsteps-prince-harry-meets-hiv-positive-teens-in-angola-252776">Angola</a>. On Tuesday, he will tour the Mauwa Health Centre in Malawi, as well as see a pharmacy and youth reproductive health outreach programme.<br />
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Both the United States and Britain have supported, via this project, the introduction of solar-powered storage units to provide life-saving medicines where they are most needed.<br />
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Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson and sixth in line to the throne, has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work, but this trip marked his first visit to Malawi and Angola in an official capacity.<br />
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He left Meghan and Archie in Cape Town, but they have since travelled on to Johannesburg, where Harry will rejoin them for a tour of a township.<br />
Meghan has also been conducting solo engagements in South Africa.<br />
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On Tuesday, she will hold a roundtable discussion with academics and students on challenges faced by young women in accessing higher education. The Duchess of Sussex has advocated for women's rights.<br />
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Later in the day, she will visit a school to learn about a charity that gets British aid funds for its work to tackle sexual violence in schools.<br />
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On Wednesday, Harry and his family will tour a township in Johannesburg before meeting Nelson Mandela's widow, Graca Machel, attending a business reception and meeting President Cyril Ramaphosa. They will leave for London on Wednesday evening.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry will on Tuesday visit a health centre in Malawi before leaving later in the day to join his family in Johannesburg, South Africa. Harry, his wife, Meghan, and their four-month-old son, Archie, have been in the region on their first official overseas tour, which has seen the Duke of Sussex visit four countries.

Britain's Prince Harry will on Tuesday visit a health centre in Malawi before leaving later in the day to join his family in Johannesburg, South Africa. Harry, his wife, Meghan, and their four-month-old son, Archie, have been in the region on their first official overseas tour, which has seen the Duke of Sussex visit four countries. Malawi is the final leg of his solo journey on which he has also visited Botswana and Angola. On Tuesday, he will tour the Mauwa Health Centre in Malawi, as well as see a pharmacy and youth reproductive health outreach programme. Both the United States and Britain have supported, via this project, the introduction of solar-powered storage units to provide life-saving medicines where they are most needed. Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson and sixth in line to the throne, has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work, but this trip marked his first visit to Malawi and Angola in an official capacity. He left Meghan and Archie in Cape Town, but they have since travelled on to Johannesburg, where Harry will rejoin them for a tour of a township. Meghan has also been conducting solo engagements in South Africa. On Tuesday, she will hold a roundtable discussion with academics and students on challenges faced by young women in accessing higher education. The Duchess of Sussex has advocated for women's rights. Later in the day, she will visit a school to learn about a charity that gets British aid funds for its work to tackle sexual violence in schools. On Wednesday, Harry and his family will tour a township in Johannesburg before meeting Nelson Mandela's widow, Graca Machel, attending a business reception and meeting President Cyril Ramaphosa. They will leave for London on Wednesday evening.

Britain's Prince Harry to visit Malawi health centre

<p>The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry is walking in the footsteps of his late mother Princess Diana who helped in transforming the global perspective on HIV and AIDS.<br />
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On his royal Africa tour, Prince Harry paid a visit to the Born Free to shine project in Luanda, Angola on Saturday and met a group of to-be mothers and also hung out with HIV+ teens.<br />
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His meet-up with the teens comes after a visit to a landmine field in Angola, just as his mother did in 1997. He then headed to the exact site where his mother walked 22 years ago in Huambo.<br />
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"It has been emotional retracing my mother's steps along this street 22 years on, and to see the transformation that has taken place, from an unsafe and desolate place into a vibrant community of local businesses and colleges," Harry said in a speech at the site.<br />
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He continued, "I am incredibly proud as I know my mother would've been, of the role that the United Kingdom has played in this transformation through funding and the expertise brought by UK specialist organisations such as the HALO Trust and Mines Advisory Group".<br />
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His mother had also visited the London Middlesex Hospital to open UK's first unit dedicated to treating people with HIV and AIDS back in April 1987".<br />
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When, that April, she shook the hand of a 32-year-old man with HIV, in front of the cameras, she knew exactly what she was doing," People quoted Prince Harry in a speech made while accepting the Attitude Legacy Award on his mother's behalf in 2017".<br />
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She was using her position as Princess of Wales, the most famous woman in the world, to challenge everyone to educate themselves, to find their compassion, and to reach out to those who need help instead of pushing them away," he added.<br />
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Next week, the Prince will rejoin wife Meghan Markle and son Archie in Johannesburg, South Africa.</p>


The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry is walking in the footsteps of his late mother Princess Diana who helped in transforming the global perspective on HIV and AIDS.

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry is walking in the footsteps of his late mother Princess Diana who helped in transforming the global perspective on HIV and AIDS. On his royal Africa tour, Prince Harry paid a visit to the Born Free to shine project in Luanda, Angola on Saturday and met a group of to-be mothers and also hung out with HIV+ teens. His meet-up with the teens comes after a visit to a landmine field in Angola, just as his mother did in 1997. He then headed to the exact site where his mother walked 22 years ago in Huambo. "It has been emotional retracing my mother's steps along this street 22 years on, and to see the transformation that has taken place, from an unsafe and desolate place into a vibrant community of local businesses and colleges," Harry said in a speech at the site. He continued, "I am incredibly proud as I know my mother would've been, of the role that the United Kingdom has played in this transformation through funding and the expertise brought by UK specialist organisations such as the HALO Trust and Mines Advisory Group". His mother had also visited the London Middlesex Hospital to open UK's first unit dedicated to treating people with HIV and AIDS back in April 1987". When, that April, she shook the hand of a 32-year-old man with HIV, in front of the cameras, she knew exactly what she was doing," People quoted Prince Harry in a speech made while accepting the Attitude Legacy Award on his mother's behalf in 2017". She was using her position as Princess of Wales, the most famous woman in the world, to challenge everyone to educate themselves, to find their compassion, and to reach out to those who need help instead of pushing them away," he added. Next week, the Prince will rejoin wife Meghan Markle and son Archie in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Walking in Princess Diana's footsteps, Prince Harry meets HIV positive teens in Angola

<p>The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry opened up about the private jet controversy which surfaced after his recent trip.<br />
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The royal addressed the criticism around his use of private jets for summer vacays on Tuesday while attending an event in Amsterdam on Tuesday."We can all do better and while no one is perfect, we all have a responsibility for our own individual impact.<br />
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The question is what we do to balance it out," People quoted him as saying.His remarks came after he was lambasted over using private jet to his trips to Ibiza and Elton John`s villa in the south Franch with wife Meghan Markle and baby Archie.&nbsp;<br />
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The Duke reached on Monday on a scheduled flight and began his speech saying that "Having spent last night here, I don`t know about you guys but it was definitely the best nights` sleep I`ve had for the last 4 months!"And later, during the Q&amp;A session, the prince clarified that this time, he made the trip not by a private jet but "commercial plane"."I came here by commercial.<br />
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I spend 99% of my life travelling the world by commercial. Occasionally there needs to be an opportunity based on a unique circumstance to ensure my family are safe and it`s genuinely as simple as that," he said.<br />
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This time not only the prince made a visit by a public plane, but also played his part in "sustainability".His Amsterdam appearance launched a new partnership with leading players in the travel industry called Travalyst."It is a first-of-its-kind coalition, a united front of businesses dedicated to making travel an engine for sustainability," the said during his speech."It`s created to mobilise the travel industry as a catalyst for good, aiming to transform the future of travel for everyone," according to the Prince`s office. &nbsp;<br />
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The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry opened up about the private jet controversy which surfaced after his recent trip. The royal addressed the criticism around his use of private jets for summer vacays on Tuesday while attending an event in Amsterdam on Tuesday.

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry opened up about the private jet controversy which surfaced after his recent trip. The royal addressed the criticism around his use of private jets for summer vacays on Tuesday while attending an event in Amsterdam on Tuesday."We can all do better and while no one is perfect, we all have a responsibility for our own individual impact. The question is what we do to balance it out," People quoted him as saying.His remarks came after he was lambasted over using private jet to his trips to Ibiza and Elton John`s villa in the south Franch with wife Meghan Markle and baby Archie. The Duke reached on Monday on a scheduled flight and began his speech saying that "Having spent last night here, I don`t know about you guys but it was definitely the best nights` sleep I`ve had for the last 4 months!"And later, during the Q&A session, the prince clarified that this time, he made the trip not by a private jet but "commercial plane"."I came here by commercial. I spend 99% of my life travelling the world by commercial. Occasionally there needs to be an opportunity based on a unique circumstance to ensure my family are safe and it`s genuinely as simple as that," he said. This time not only the prince made a visit by a public plane, but also played his part in "sustainability".His Amsterdam appearance launched a new partnership with leading players in the travel industry called Travalyst."It is a first-of-its-kind coalition, a united front of businesses dedicated to making travel an engine for sustainability," the said during his speech."It`s created to mobilise the travel industry as a catalyst for good, aiming to transform the future of travel for everyone," according to the Prince`s office.

Prince Harry opens up about his private jet controversy, citing safety

Britain's Queen Elizabeth ll and her grandson, Harry, the Duke of Sussex joked with the cricket team captains as they welcomed them to Buckingham Palace on Wednesday ahead of the ICC World Cup.

Queen and Prince Harry joke with world cricket captains

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