<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 />
<br />
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>After Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle`s <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-meghan-markle-removed-from-royal-charity-website-254699">names were removed</a>, Kate Middleton and Prince William have revamped their charity`s website.</p>

<p>According to the magazine People, the Royal Foundation site has removed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from their "principals" section leaving just Kate and William. Prince William is also credited with founding the organization despite starting it with his younger brother in 2009.</p>

<p>Although Prince Harry and Meghan`s previous work is still listed under the website`s 'news'&nbsp;section, their personal projects including Harry`s Invictus Games and Meghan`s community cookbook, all have been removed from the website. The website also removed the "Empowering Communities" program, which previously included Meghan`s work focused on uplifting women.</p>

<p>The name of the website has been changed to `The Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.`</p>

<p>The Royal Foundation website now contains only five main areas of focus: mental health, conservation, service, young people and early years, Kate`s initiative to focus on the critical first years of a child`s development.</p>

<p>"With a greater focus on the early years, The Duchess of Cambridge believes we can better provide solid social and emotional platforms for children to make them healthier and more resilient later in life," according to the website.</p>

<p>"Her Royal Highness and The Royal Foundation have brought academics, practitioners, and charities together to form a steering group to develop a significant new body of work that will ultimately support all efforts to provide children with the best possible start in life. This has been a major body of work and will be unveiled later this year," the website added.</p>

<p>In July, Meghan and Harry announced the creation of their new charity, known as `Sussex Royal The Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex`."Both couples will continue to work together on projects in the future, including on The Foundation`s mental health program, Heads Together," the palace said in a statement earlier this year.</p>

<p>"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are incredibly proud of what they have achieved together through The Royal Foundation. They are especially proud to have established a charity that has had, and will continue to have, significant long-lasting impact, changing lives for the better," the statement continued.</p>


After Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle`s names were removed, Kate Middleton and Prince William have revamped their charity`s website. According to the magazine People, the Royal Foundation site has removed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from their "principals" section leaving just Kate and William.

After Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle`s names were removed, Kate Middleton and Prince William have revamped their charity`s website. According to the magazine People, the Royal Foundation site has removed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from their "principals" section leaving just Kate and William. Prince William is also credited with founding the organization despite starting it with his younger brother in 2009. Although Prince Harry and Meghan`s previous work is still listed under the website`s 'news' section, their personal projects including Harry`s Invictus Games and Meghan`s community cookbook, all have been removed from the website. The website also removed the "Empowering Communities" program, which previously included Meghan`s work focused on uplifting women. The name of the website has been changed to `The Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.` The Royal Foundation website now contains only five main areas of focus: mental health, conservation, service, young people and early years, Kate`s initiative to focus on the critical first years of a child`s development. "With a greater focus on the early years, The Duchess of Cambridge believes we can better provide solid social and emotional platforms for children to make them healthier and more resilient later in life," according to the website. "Her Royal Highness and The Royal Foundation have brought academics, practitioners, and charities together to form a steering group to develop a significant new body of work that will ultimately support all efforts to provide children with the best possible start in life. This has been a major body of work and will be unveiled later this year," the website added. In July, Meghan and Harry announced the creation of their new charity, known as `Sussex Royal The Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex`."Both couples will continue to work together on projects in the future, including on The Foundation`s mental health program, Heads Together," the palace said in a statement earlier this year. "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are incredibly proud of what they have achieved together through The Royal Foundation. They are especially proud to have established a charity that has had, and will continue to have, significant long-lasting impact, changing lives for the better," the statement continued.

Kate Middleton, Prince William revamp foundation website after split from Prince Harry, Meghan Markle

<p>The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have been removed from The Royal Foundation website list.</p>

<p>The website now only&nbsp;comprises of Kate Middleton and Prince William.</p>

<p>Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's personal charity projects have also been removed from the projects listed on the site. However, their previous works remain in the site's 'news' section.</p>

<p>This decision of split in charity work was announced in May when the couple said they were choosing a "divergent path" in their work. At that time, sources told People that the split was a "natural progression" and was not a breakup.</p>

<p>Now after the split, the foundation titled as "The Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge" headed by only Kate Middleton and Prince William, will focus on five initiatives: mental health, conservation, service, young people and early years, and Ms Middleton's child development initiative, reported Fox News.</p>

<p>Both the royal brothers, Prince William and Harry created the foundation in 2009, while Kate&nbsp;came onboard after marrying William in 2011. Meghan&nbsp;joined last year after her wedding to&nbsp;Harry.</p>

<p>Following the announcement of the split, the palace released a statement saying, "Both couples will continue to work together on projects in the future, including on The Foundation's mental health program, Heads Together.</p>


The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have been removed from The Royal Foundation website list. The website now only comprises of Kate Middleton and Prince William.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have been removed from The Royal Foundation website list. The website now only comprises of Kate Middleton and Prince William. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's personal charity projects have also been removed from the projects listed on the site. However, their previous works remain in the site's 'news' section. This decision of split in charity work was announced in May when the couple said they were choosing a "divergent path" in their work. At that time, sources told People that the split was a "natural progression" and was not a breakup. Now after the split, the foundation titled as "The Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge" headed by only Kate Middleton and Prince William, will focus on five initiatives: mental health, conservation, service, young people and early years, and Ms Middleton's child development initiative, reported Fox News. Both the royal brothers, Prince William and Harry created the foundation in 2009, while Kate came onboard after marrying William in 2011. Meghan joined last year after her wedding to Harry. Following the announcement of the split, the palace released a statement saying, "Both couples will continue to work together on projects in the future, including on The Foundation's mental health program, Heads Together.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle removed from royal charity website

<p>The royal 'Fab Four' of Harry, Meghan, William and Kate have voiced a mental health advert called "Every Mind Matters".</p>

<p>The advert has been launched to "empower people to manage and improve their mental health", according to Britain's Public Health England that made it in partnership with the National Health Service (NHS).</p>

<p>It begins with the Duke of Cambridge, Prince William saying: "Everyone knows that feeling, when life gets on top of us."</p>

<p>Written by Richard Curtis ("Four Weddings and a Funeral" and "Love Actually") and directed by British photographer Rankin, the film features celebrities including U.S. actors Gillian Anderson and Glenn Close. It also includes British stars such as TV presenter and former international cricketer Freddie Flintoff, TV presenter Davina McCall, rapper Professor Green and author and "The Great British Bake Off" 2015 winner Nadiya Hussain.</p>

<p>Close speaks to camera at the end, saying: "We're in this together."</p>

<p>According to a survey by Public Health England, "more than eight in 10 (83%) people have experienced early signs of poor mental health including feeling anxious, stressed, having low mood or trouble sleeping in the last 12 months."</p>

<p>The advert is being broadcast on British TV channels on Monday (October 7) and will be used as a resource by doctors to advise their patients.</p>


The royal 'Fab Four' of Harry, Meghan, William and Kate have voiced a mental health advert called "Every Mind Matters". The advert has been launched to "empower people to manage and improve their mental health", according to Britain's Public Health England that made it in partnership with the National Health Service (NHS).

The royal 'Fab Four' of Harry, Meghan, William and Kate have voiced a mental health advert called "Every Mind Matters". The advert has been launched to "empower people to manage and improve their mental health", according to Britain's Public Health England that made it in partnership with the National Health Service (NHS). It begins with the Duke of Cambridge, Prince William saying: "Everyone knows that feeling, when life gets on top of us." Written by Richard Curtis ("Four Weddings and a Funeral" and "Love Actually") and directed by British photographer Rankin, the film features celebrities including U.S. actors Gillian Anderson and Glenn Close. It also includes British stars such as TV presenter and former international cricketer Freddie Flintoff, TV presenter Davina McCall, rapper Professor Green and author and "The Great British Bake Off" 2015 winner Nadiya Hussain. Close speaks to camera at the end, saying: "We're in this together." According to a survey by Public Health England, "more than eight in 10 (83%) people have experienced early signs of poor mental health including feeling anxious, stressed, having low mood or trouble sleeping in the last 12 months." The advert is being broadcast on British TV channels on Monday (October 7) and will be used as a resource by doctors to advise their patients.

British royals Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle voice mental health advert

Britain's Prince Harry is set to sue the publishers of Rupert Murdoch's Sun newspaper and the Daily Mirror over allegations of phone-hacking as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex step up their warring with the press.

Britain's Prince Harry sues owners of The Sun and Daily Mirror over phone-hacking

<p>Prince Harry is taking a stand for his wife Meghan Markle against the media. According to E-News, the Duke of Sussex issued a statement over British media`s "ruthless" campaign against Markle. Also, there are speculations that the royals are taking legal action over releasing a private letter penned by Duchess of Sussex.<br />
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"As a couple, we believe in media freedom and objective, truthful reporting. We regard it as a cornerstone of democracy and in the current state of the world - on every level - we have never needed responsible media more," read the statement by the Duke of Sussex."Unfortunately, my wife has become one of the latest victims of a British tabloid press that wages campaigns against individuals with no thought to the consequences - a ruthless campaign that has escalated over the past year, throughout her pregnancy and while raising our newborn son."<br />
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"There is a human cost to this relentless propaganda, specifically when it is knowingly false and malicious, and though we have continued to put on a brave face - as so many of you can relate to - I cannot begin to describe how painful it has been. Because in today`s digital age, press fabrications are repurposed as truth across the globe. One day`s coverage is no longer tomorrow`s chip-paper," the Duke of Sussex`s statement continued.<br />
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"Up to now, we have been unable to correct the continual misrepresentations - something that these select media outlets have been aware of and have therefore exploited on a daily and sometimes hourly basis."<br />
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"It is for this reason we are taking legal action, a process that has been many months in the making. The positive coverage of the past week from these same publications exposes the double standards of this specific press pack that has vilified her almost daily for the past nine months; they have been able to create lie after lie at her expense simply because she has not been visible while on maternity leave. She is the same woman she was a year ago on our wedding day, just as she is the same woman you`ve seen on this Africa tour," continued the statement.<br />
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"For these select media, this is a game and one that we have been unwilling to play from the start. I have been a silent witness to her private suffering for too long. To stand back and do nothing would be contrary to everything we believe in," Harry stated."This particular legal action hinges on one incident in a long and disturbing pattern of behaviour by British tabloid media. The contents of a private letter were published unlawfully in an intentionally destructive manner to manipulate you, the reader, and further the divisive agenda of the media group in question. In addition to their unlawful publication of this private document, they purposely misled you by strategically omitting select paragraphs, specific sentences, and even singular words to mask the lies they had perpetuated for over a year."<br />
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"There comes a point when the only thing to do is to stand up to this behaviour because it destroys people and destroys lives. Put simply, it is bullying, which scares and silences people. We all know this isn`t acceptable, at any level. We won`t and can`t believe in a world where there is no accountability for this," Harry noted.<br />
<br />
"Through this action may not be the safe one, it is the right one. Because my deepest fear is history repeating itself" he said. Harry then gave the example of the death of his mother, Princess Diana and stated, "I`ve seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person. I lost my mother and now I watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces."<br />
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The Duke of Sussex`s statement concluded, "We thank you, the public, for your continued support. It is hugely appreciated. Although it may not seem like it, we really need it."<br />
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"We have initiated legal proceedings against the Mail on Sunday, and its parent company Associated Newspapers, over the intrusive and unlawful publication of a private letter written by the Duchess of Sussex, which is part of a campaign by this media group to publish false and deliberately derogatory stories about her, as well as her husband. Given the refusal of Associated Newspapers to resolve this issue satisfactorily, we have issued proceedings to redress this breach of privacy, infringement of copyright and the aforementioned media agenda," said the legal representative of the Duchess of Sussex from Schillings.<br />
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The royal couple is privately funding this case."The Mail on Sunday stands by the story it published and will be defending this case vigorously. Specifically, we categorically deny that the Duchess` letter was edited in any way that changed its meaning," a spokesperson for The Mail on Sunday (local time) told E-News.&nbsp;</p>


Prince Harry is taking a stand for his wife Meghan Markle against the media. According to E-News, the Duke of Sussex issued a statement over British media`s "ruthless" campaign against Markle.

Prince Harry is taking a stand for his wife Meghan Markle against the media. According to E-News, the Duke of Sussex issued a statement over British media`s "ruthless" campaign against Markle. Also, there are speculations that the royals are taking legal action over releasing a private letter penned by Duchess of Sussex. "As a couple, we believe in media freedom and objective, truthful reporting. We regard it as a cornerstone of democracy and in the current state of the world - on every level - we have never needed responsible media more," read the statement by the Duke of Sussex."Unfortunately, my wife has become one of the latest victims of a British tabloid press that wages campaigns against individuals with no thought to the consequences - a ruthless campaign that has escalated over the past year, throughout her pregnancy and while raising our newborn son." "There is a human cost to this relentless propaganda, specifically when it is knowingly false and malicious, and though we have continued to put on a brave face - as so many of you can relate to - I cannot begin to describe how painful it has been. Because in today`s digital age, press fabrications are repurposed as truth across the globe. One day`s coverage is no longer tomorrow`s chip-paper," the Duke of Sussex`s statement continued. "Up to now, we have been unable to correct the continual misrepresentations - something that these select media outlets have been aware of and have therefore exploited on a daily and sometimes hourly basis." "It is for this reason we are taking legal action, a process that has been many months in the making. The positive coverage of the past week from these same publications exposes the double standards of this specific press pack that has vilified her almost daily for the past nine months; they have been able to create lie after lie at her expense simply because she has not been visible while on maternity leave. She is the same woman she was a year ago on our wedding day, just as she is the same woman you`ve seen on this Africa tour," continued the statement. "For these select media, this is a game and one that we have been unwilling to play from the start. I have been a silent witness to her private suffering for too long. To stand back and do nothing would be contrary to everything we believe in," Harry stated."This particular legal action hinges on one incident in a long and disturbing pattern of behaviour by British tabloid media. The contents of a private letter were published unlawfully in an intentionally destructive manner to manipulate you, the reader, and further the divisive agenda of the media group in question. In addition to their unlawful publication of this private document, they purposely misled you by strategically omitting select paragraphs, specific sentences, and even singular words to mask the lies they had perpetuated for over a year." "There comes a point when the only thing to do is to stand up to this behaviour because it destroys people and destroys lives. Put simply, it is bullying, which scares and silences people. We all know this isn`t acceptable, at any level. We won`t and can`t believe in a world where there is no accountability for this," Harry noted. "Through this action may not be the safe one, it is the right one. Because my deepest fear is history repeating itself" he said. Harry then gave the example of the death of his mother, Princess Diana and stated, "I`ve seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person. I lost my mother and now I watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces." The Duke of Sussex`s statement concluded, "We thank you, the public, for your continued support. It is hugely appreciated. Although it may not seem like it, we really need it." "We have initiated legal proceedings against the Mail on Sunday, and its parent company Associated Newspapers, over the intrusive and unlawful publication of a private letter written by the Duchess of Sussex, which is part of a campaign by this media group to publish false and deliberately derogatory stories about her, as well as her husband. Given the refusal of Associated Newspapers to resolve this issue satisfactorily, we have issued proceedings to redress this breach of privacy, infringement of copyright and the aforementioned media agenda," said the legal representative of the Duchess of Sussex from Schillings. The royal couple is privately funding this case."The Mail on Sunday stands by the story it published and will be defending this case vigorously. Specifically, we categorically deny that the Duchess` letter was edited in any way that changed its meaning," a spokesperson for The Mail on Sunday (local time) told E-News.

Lost my mother, now my wife is falling victim to same powerful force: Prince Harry takes legal action against British press for bullying Meghan Markle

<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 />
<br />
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>Britain's Prince Harry appealed on Monday for increased global efforts to protect the environment against human "greed, apathy and selfishness" during a visit to a national park in Malawi.</p>

<p>Harry, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth, was due to join an anti-poaching patrol with rangers in Liwonde National Park to highlight their fight against poachers whose activities endanger the survival of elephants, rhinos and other species.</p>

<p>The Duke of Sussex will also&nbsp;guest-edit the National Geographic magazine's Instagram account to encourage people worldwide to appreciate the ecological importance of trees, Buckingham Palace said.</p>

<p>"Conservation used to be a specialist area, driven by science. But now it is fundamental to our survival and we must overcome greed, apathy and selfishness if we are to make real progress," Harry told Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper.</p>

<p>"This may well sound hippy to some, but we cannot afford to have a 'them or us' mentality. Humans and animals and their habitats fundamentally need to co-exist or within the next 10 years our problems across the globe will become even more unmanageable."</p>

<p>"Essentially, I am personally driven by the desire to help restore the balance between humans and nature. It is being in Africa that makes me fully understand and appreciate this."</p>

<p>In Monday's 'Looking Up' campaign, Harry will post pictures taken by National Geographic's photographers - including from the Malawi park he is now visiting - to help raise awareness of the vital role trees play in the Earth's eco-system.</p>

<p>He will share a selection of the most beautiful images of trees at the end of the day on the official Instagram page that is shared the couple.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Duke of Sussex has launched a number of projects under the "Queen's Commonwealth Canopy" initiative which has, among other things, involved the planting of millions of new trees in dozens of Commonwealth countries to help combat climate change.</p>

<p>Harry, sixth in line to the throne, has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work.</p>

<p>After visiting South Africa last week with his wife Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie, he left them there and travelled alone to Botswana, Angola and Malawi.</p>

<p>Harry arrived in Malawi on Sunday, met President Peter Mutharika and visited a college to meet young women whose education is partially supported by The Queen's Commonwealth Trust.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Harry will also pay tribute in Malawi at a memorial site for British soldier Guardsman Mathew Talbot who was killed in May while taking part in counter-poaching operations.</p>

<p>On Tuesday, Harry will visit a health centre, pharmacy and youth reproductive health outreach programme in Malawi. He will then rejoin Meghan and Archie in South Africa for a township visit on Wednesday near Johannesburg.</p>

<p>They will also meet Graca Machel, widow of South African anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, and President Cyril Ramaphosa before departing for London.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry appealed on Monday for increased global efforts to protect the environment against human "greed, apathy and selfishness" during a visit to a national park in Malawi.

Britain's Prince Harry appealed on Monday for increased global efforts to protect the environment against human "greed, apathy and selfishness" during a visit to a national park in Malawi. Harry, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth, was due to join an anti-poaching patrol with rangers in Liwonde National Park to highlight their fight against poachers whose activities endanger the survival of elephants, rhinos and other species. The Duke of Sussex will also guest-edit the National Geographic magazine's Instagram account to encourage people worldwide to appreciate the ecological importance of trees, Buckingham Palace said. "Conservation used to be a specialist area, driven by science. But now it is fundamental to our survival and we must overcome greed, apathy and selfishness if we are to make real progress," Harry told Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper. "This may well sound hippy to some, but we cannot afford to have a 'them or us' mentality. Humans and animals and their habitats fundamentally need to co-exist or within the next 10 years our problems across the globe will become even more unmanageable." "Essentially, I am personally driven by the desire to help restore the balance between humans and nature. It is being in Africa that makes me fully understand and appreciate this." In Monday's 'Looking Up' campaign, Harry will post pictures taken by National Geographic's photographers - including from the Malawi park he is now visiting - to help raise awareness of the vital role trees play in the Earth's eco-system. He will share a selection of the most beautiful images of trees at the end of the day on the official Instagram page that is shared the couple. The Duke of Sussex has launched a number of projects under the "Queen's Commonwealth Canopy" initiative which has, among other things, involved the planting of millions of new trees in dozens of Commonwealth countries to help combat climate change. Harry, sixth in line to the throne, has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work. After visiting South Africa last week with his wife Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie, he left them there and travelled alone to Botswana, Angola and Malawi. Harry arrived in Malawi on Sunday, met President Peter Mutharika and visited a college to meet young women whose education is partially supported by The Queen's Commonwealth Trust. Harry will also pay tribute in Malawi at a memorial site for British soldier Guardsman Mathew Talbot who was killed in May while taking part in counter-poaching operations. On Tuesday, Harry will visit a health centre, pharmacy and youth reproductive health outreach programme in Malawi. He will then rejoin Meghan and Archie in South Africa for a township visit on Wednesday near Johannesburg. They will also meet Graca Machel, widow of South African anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, and President Cyril Ramaphosa before departing for London.

Prince Harry makes conservation appeal, joins anti-poaching patrol in Malawi

<p>Meghan Markle has tied a ribbon at the site in Cape Town where a student was murdered last month, in a gesture of solidarity with those who have taken a stand against gender-based violence.</p>

<p>Uyinene Mrwetyana was raped and murdered in a Cape Town post office, one of a spate of killings and rapes that has been the catalyst for protests against gender-based violence in South Africa, a country with one of the world's highest murder rates.</p>

<p>About 3,000 women in South Africa were murdered in 2018 - or one every three hours - which is more than five times higher than the global average, the World Health Organization says.</p>

<p>South African women have been wearing black and marching on parliament, the stock exchange and through the streets, with thousands using the hashtag #AmINext to call for reform.</p>

<p>A picture of Meghan tying the yellow ribbon at the site where Mrwetyana was killed was posted on Instagram on Saturday, along with a short text that said she and Harry had "been following what had happened from afar and were both eager to learn more" during their trip to South Africa.</p>

<p>"The Duchess (of Sussex) has taken private visits and meetings over the last two days to deepen her understanding of the current situation and continue to advocate for the rights of women and girls," it said.</p>

<p>Meghan also spoke with the murdered girl's mother, it said.</p>

<p>President Cyril Ramaphosa this month outlined a five-point emergency plan to tackle gender-based violence, including enhancing the legal and policy framework and ensuring adequate care and support for victims.</p>

<p>Harry, Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie landed in South Africa on Monday for their first overseas tour as a family, which has featured engagements including visits to poor townships and a meeting with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu.</p>

<p>Harry then travelled alone to Botswana and Angola, where he visited a landmine clearance project that featured in some of the most famous photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana.</p>

<p>On Saturday Harry met Angolan President Joao Lourenco at the presidential palace in Luanda. He was also due to visit a hospital to see the work of a project spearheaded by the first lady, Ana Dias Lourenco.</p>

<p>The project focuses on preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS from mothers to their babies in a country where high fertility, a young population and lack of awareness are driving infection rates up.</p>

<p>On Sunday the prince will move on to Malawi, where he will visit projects, supported by UK aid and investment funds, centred on young women and girls' education. He will also meet President Peter Mutharika and visit a national park before rejoining Meghan and Archie in South Africa.</p>


Meghan Markle has tied a ribbon at the site in Cape Town where a student was murdered last month, in a gesture of solidarity with those who have taken a stand against gender-based violence.

Meghan Markle has tied a ribbon at the site in Cape Town where a student was murdered last month, in a gesture of solidarity with those who have taken a stand against gender-based violence. Uyinene Mrwetyana was raped and murdered in a Cape Town post office, one of a spate of killings and rapes that has been the catalyst for protests against gender-based violence in South Africa, a country with one of the world's highest murder rates. About 3,000 women in South Africa were murdered in 2018 - or one every three hours - which is more than five times higher than the global average, the World Health Organization says. South African women have been wearing black and marching on parliament, the stock exchange and through the streets, with thousands using the hashtag #AmINext to call for reform. A picture of Meghan tying the yellow ribbon at the site where Mrwetyana was killed was posted on Instagram on Saturday, along with a short text that said she and Harry had "been following what had happened from afar and were both eager to learn more" during their trip to South Africa. "The Duchess (of Sussex) has taken private visits and meetings over the last two days to deepen her understanding of the current situation and continue to advocate for the rights of women and girls," it said. Meghan also spoke with the murdered girl's mother, it said. President Cyril Ramaphosa this month outlined a five-point emergency plan to tackle gender-based violence, including enhancing the legal and policy framework and ensuring adequate care and support for victims. Harry, Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie landed in South Africa on Monday for their first overseas tour as a family, which has featured engagements including visits to poor townships and a meeting with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu. Harry then travelled alone to Botswana and Angola, where he visited a landmine clearance project that featured in some of the most famous photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana. On Saturday Harry met Angolan President Joao Lourenco at the presidential palace in Luanda. He was also due to visit a hospital to see the work of a project spearheaded by the first lady, Ana Dias Lourenco. The project focuses on preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS from mothers to their babies in a country where high fertility, a young population and lack of awareness are driving infection rates up. On Sunday the prince will move on to Malawi, where he will visit projects, supported by UK aid and investment funds, centred on young women and girls' education. He will also meet President Peter Mutharika and visit a national park before rejoining Meghan and Archie in South Africa.

Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle honours murdered South African student

<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 />
<br />
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 />
<br />
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>Britain's Prince Harry warned the world faces "a race against time" and that "no one can deny science" as he arrived in Botswana on Thursday to visit conservation and health projects on the next leg of his family's tour of southern African.</p>

<p>Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson and sixth in line to the British throne, also referenced Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg, who has inspired a worldwide movement <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/how-dare-you-greta-thunberg-asks-world-leaders-at-un-251559">demanding action to tackle global warming.</a></p>

<p>"This last week led by Greta - you know the world's children are striking ... I think there's an emergency ... It's a race against time and one in which we are losing, everyone knows it," Harry said.</p>

<p>"I don't believe that there's anybody in this world that can deny science, undeniable science and facts, science and facts that have been around for the last 30 maybe 40 years."</p>

<p>The 35-year-old's solo visit to Botswana began at a conservation project where he joined school children to plant trees and raise awareness of the fragility of local ecosystems.</p>

<p>The trip is part of an overseas tour with his wife Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie, which began in South Africa on Monday.</p>

<p>The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of critical articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being too politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change.</p>

<p>While Harry is in Botswana, Meghan and Archie were to remain in Cape Town.</p>

<p>On Wednesday, much attention focused on Archie, who sat on his mother's lap as his parents chatted with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu at Tutu's charitable foundation.</p>

<p>Harry has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work.</p>

<p>"I have some of my closest friends here over the years and I came here in '97, '98 straight after my mum died," Harry said in Botswana. "So it was a nice place to get away from it all. But now I feel deeply connected to this place and to Africa."</p>

<p>His Botswana trip also included a visit to a project run by his charity Sentebale which focuses on improving the mental health of young people affected by HIV.</p>

<p>He will also dedicate an area of forest to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy, a project to facilitate the passage of wildlife near the border with Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe.</p>

<p>Botswana holds special memories for Harry as it is where he and Meghan visited on holiday shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned in 2017.</p>

<p>Next Harry is expected to fly to Angola, where he will visit the landmine clearance project that featured in some of the most famous photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana.</p>

<p>He ends the solo section of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika, before rejoining Meghan and Archie in South Africa for another township visit, this time near Johannesburg.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry warned the world faces "a race against time" and that "no one can deny science" as he arrived in Botswana on Thursday to visit conservation and health projects on the next leg of his family's tour of southern African.

Britain's Prince Harry warned the world faces "a race against time" and that "no one can deny science" as he arrived in Botswana on Thursday to visit conservation and health projects on the next leg of his family's tour of southern African. Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson and sixth in line to the British throne, also referenced Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg, who has inspired a worldwide movement demanding action to tackle global warming. "This last week led by Greta - you know the world's children are striking ... I think there's an emergency ... It's a race against time and one in which we are losing, everyone knows it," Harry said. "I don't believe that there's anybody in this world that can deny science, undeniable science and facts, science and facts that have been around for the last 30 maybe 40 years." The 35-year-old's solo visit to Botswana began at a conservation project where he joined school children to plant trees and raise awareness of the fragility of local ecosystems. The trip is part of an overseas tour with his wife Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie, which began in South Africa on Monday. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of critical articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being too politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change. While Harry is in Botswana, Meghan and Archie were to remain in Cape Town. On Wednesday, much attention focused on Archie, who sat on his mother's lap as his parents chatted with Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu at Tutu's charitable foundation. Harry has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work. "I have some of my closest friends here over the years and I came here in '97, '98 straight after my mum died," Harry said in Botswana. "So it was a nice place to get away from it all. But now I feel deeply connected to this place and to Africa." His Botswana trip also included a visit to a project run by his charity Sentebale which focuses on improving the mental health of young people affected by HIV. He will also dedicate an area of forest to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy, a project to facilitate the passage of wildlife near the border with Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Botswana holds special memories for Harry as it is where he and Meghan visited on holiday shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned in 2017. Next Harry is expected to fly to Angola, where he will visit the landmine clearance project that featured in some of the most famous photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana. He ends the solo section of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika, before rejoining Meghan and Archie in South Africa for another township visit, this time near Johannesburg.

Britain's Prince Harry says 'race against time' on climate change

<p>American drama series 'Suits' which reached its finale, recently shared a montage and paid tribute to former co-star and Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle.<br />
<br />
According to the news agency,&nbsp;the finale honoured Markle - who played paralegal-turned-lawyer Rachel Zane in the legal drama for seven seasons before leaving for England for her marriage.<br />
<br />
Apart from the tribute, the drama series also made another light-hearted joke about former cast member Meghan Markle's royal role in the series finale.<br />
<br />
On Wednesday's episode, Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) is seen getting ready for his wedding to Sheila Sazs (Rachael Harris).In the scene, the lawyer chooses a very formal look for his special day, which prompts his best friend, Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) to ask: "Wait a second. Are you wearing a morning coat?".<br />
<br />
Of course, I'm wearing a morning coat. Frankly, I'm disappointed you're not," Louis replied.<br />
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After some back-and-forth, Harvey then teased: "Louis, you're not the prince of England," seemingly referencing Prince Harry.<br />
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The 38-year-old Meghan announced her retirement from acting following her engagement to Prince Harry in November 2017. "I don't see it as giving anything up. I just see it as a change," she had said.</p>


American drama series 'Suits' which reached its finale, recently shared a montage and paid tribute to former co-star and Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle. According to the news agency, the finale honoured Markle - who played paralegal-turned-lawyer Rachel Zane in the legal drama for seven seasons before leaving for England for her marriage.

American drama series 'Suits' which reached its finale, recently shared a montage and paid tribute to former co-star and Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle. According to the news agency, the finale honoured Markle - who played paralegal-turned-lawyer Rachel Zane in the legal drama for seven seasons before leaving for England for her marriage. Apart from the tribute, the drama series also made another light-hearted joke about former cast member Meghan Markle's royal role in the series finale. On Wednesday's episode, Louis Litt (Rick Hoffman) is seen getting ready for his wedding to Sheila Sazs (Rachael Harris).In the scene, the lawyer chooses a very formal look for his special day, which prompts his best friend, Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) to ask: "Wait a second. Are you wearing a morning coat?". Of course, I'm wearing a morning coat. Frankly, I'm disappointed you're not," Louis replied. After some back-and-forth, Harvey then teased: "Louis, you're not the prince of England," seemingly referencing Prince Harry. The 38-year-old Meghan announced her retirement from acting following her engagement to Prince Harry in November 2017. "I don't see it as giving anything up. I just see it as a change," she had said.

'Suits' honours former co-star Meghan Markle in series finale

<p>Britain's Prince Harry will visit on Friday a previously landmine-infested area in Angola that featured in some of the most famous pictures of his late mother Princess Diana, who campaigned for a global ban on mines.</p>

<p>Harry, his wife Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie,<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-meghan-markle-dance-with-youth-mentors-visit-cape-town-mosque-251870"> arrived in South Africa</a> on Monday for their southern African trip, their first overseas tour as a family.</p>

<p>They drew crowds of well-wishers on their first three days in Cape Town, where they visited non-governmental organisations working with vulnerable communities and the youth and <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/archbishop-tutu-hails-prince-harry-meghan-markle-as-caring-couple-while-baby-archie-beams-252118">met Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu.</a></p>

<p>While Meghan and Archie stayed in South Africa, Harry headed to Botswana on Thursday, where, addressing climate change, he warned the world faces "a race against time" and that "no one can deny science".</p>

<p>On Friday, he will visit a de-mining field outside Dirico, a town in Angola's Cuando Cubango province, where he is expected to remotely detonate a mine and meet community members.</p>

<p>Harry will then travel to Huambo to visit an area Diana went to and was a dangerous minefield in 1997 but is now a thriving town.</p>

<p>The pictures of Diana wearing protective gear as she walked among red skull-and-cross bone signs in Huambo won publicity for British charity the HALO Trust, which was clearing mines left during Angola's civil war.</p>

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<p>Diana died a few months before the international treaty to ban the weapons was signed later that year.</p>

<p>In June, Harry threw his weight behind mine clearance efforts in Angola, saying land mines were "a humanitarian issue and not a political one."</p>

<p>Harry said the long journey to a mine-free Angola was "full of heartache and frustration", but he believed the country would become a "shining example to the rest of the continent."</p>

<p>The landmines were planted during Angola's 27-year civil war, which ended in 2002. Many people remain displaced and thousands have been left with disabilities from landmines which continue to maim and kill.</p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>He ends the solo section of his tour on Tuesday in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika and pay tribute at the memorial site for British soldier Guardsman Mathew Talbot, who was killed in May while taking part in counter-poaching operations in the country.</p>

<p>Harry will then rejoin Meghan and Archie in South Africa for a township visit on Wednesday near Johannesburg. They will also meet Graca Machel, widow of South African anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, and meet President Cyril Ramaphosa before departing for London.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry will visit on Friday a previously landmine-infested area in Angola that featured in some of the most famous pictures of his late mother Princess Diana, who campaigned for a global ban on mines.

Britain's Prince Harry will visit on Friday a previously landmine-infested area in Angola that featured in some of the most famous pictures of his late mother Princess Diana, who campaigned for a global ban on mines. Harry, his wife Meghan and their four-month-old son Archie, arrived in South Africa on Monday for their southern African trip, their first overseas tour as a family. They drew crowds of well-wishers on their first three days in Cape Town, where they visited non-governmental organisations working with vulnerable communities and the youth and met Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu. While Meghan and Archie stayed in South Africa, Harry headed to Botswana on Thursday, where, addressing climate change, he warned the world faces "a race against time" and that "no one can deny science". On Friday, he will visit a de-mining field outside Dirico, a town in Angola's Cuando Cubango province, where he is expected to remotely detonate a mine and meet community members. Harry will then travel to Huambo to visit an area Diana went to and was a dangerous minefield in 1997 but is now a thriving town. The pictures of Diana wearing protective gear as she walked among red skull-and-cross bone signs in Huambo won publicity for British charity the HALO Trust, which was clearing mines left during Angola's civil war. Diana died a few months before the international treaty to ban the weapons was signed later that year. In June, Harry threw his weight behind mine clearance efforts in Angola, saying land mines were "a humanitarian issue and not a political one." Harry said the long journey to a mine-free Angola was "full of heartache and frustration", but he believed the country would become a "shining example to the rest of the continent." The landmines were planted during Angola's 27-year civil war, which ended in 2002. Many people remain displaced and thousands have been left with disabilities from landmines which continue to maim and kill. 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. He ends the solo section of his tour on Tuesday in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika and pay tribute at the memorial site for British soldier Guardsman Mathew Talbot, who was killed in May while taking part in counter-poaching operations in the country. Harry will then rejoin Meghan and Archie in South Africa for a township visit on Wednesday near Johannesburg. They will also meet Graca Machel, widow of South African anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela, and meet President Cyril Ramaphosa before departing for London.

Prince Harry to visit Angola de-mining project, in Diana's footsteps

<p>Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu hailed Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan as "genuinely caring" people when the royal couple visited the former archbishop along with their four-month-old son Archie in Cape Town on Wednesday.</p>

<p>The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of scurrilous articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being overly politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change.</p>

<p>But the 87-year-old Tutu, a veteran of South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle, gave them a fulsome welcome.</p>

<p>"It's very heartwarming, let me tell you, very heartwarming to realise that you really, genuinely are caring people," Tutu told them, according to a statement from his foundation.</p>

<p>Much attention was focused on wee Archie, making his debut on a royal tour. He sat on his mother's lap while his father chatted with Tutu, video footage showed.</p>

<p><img alt="meghan" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="876dca09-58df-44f0-ab3b-76208a8b7692" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/New%20%2875%29.jpg" /></p>

<p>The family met Tutu and his daughter Thandeka at the Old Granary, one of the oldest buildings in Cape Town, where the cleric's charitable foundation is based.</p>

<p>A small group of well-wishers waited in searing heat to catch a glimpse of the royals arriving at the Old Granary. One elderly woman collapsed and had to be moved to the shade where bystanders and police officers helped her.</p>

<p>The couple were presented with a basket of gifts from the Tutu family celebrating South African women, children and non-racialism including matching hand-made beaded bracelets in the foundations colours, a signed set of children's books for Archie written by Tutu, and a signed copy of the "Book of Joy" written jointly by the Dalai Lama and the archbishop.</p>

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<p>Prince Harry was also presented with a pair of framed photographs, one for him and the other for his brother Prince William, of their late mother Princess Diana’s meeting with President Nelson Mandela in Cape Town in 1997. See <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-meghan-markle-dance-with-youth-mentors-visit-cape-town-mosque-251870">pictures</a> of their visit to&nbsp;Cape Town mosque.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Tutu, who as Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town used the pulpit to preach against the injustices of white minority rule during the apartheid era, has battled prostate cancer for years and has largely withdrawn from public life.</p>

<p>The Desmond &amp; Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation aims to preserve his legacy by helping youth and promoting leadership skills.</p>

<p>Later in the day, Meghan met officials and entrepreneurs of a British-South African tech hub which trains and supports female entrepreneurs. She then headed to the nonprofit organization mothers2mothers, which works to prevent mother-to-child transmissions of HIV/Aids. South Africa has one of the world’s highest rates of HIV prevalence.</p>

<p>The Duchess of Sussex was greeted by cheers from crowds outside the multi-storey building with many onlookers leaning out of windows to catch a glimpse of her in a sleeveless dark blue jumpsuit. Also, read&nbsp;why<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/heres-why-meghan-markle-isnt-wearing-her-engagement-ring-on-south-africa-tour-251971"> Meghan&nbsp;isn't wearing her engagement ring on South Africa tour.</a></p>

<p>Meghan briefly stopped to speak to a group of children waiting to present her with flowers and a drawing.</p>

<p>Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson and sixth in line to the British throne, has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work.</p>

<p>He will travel alone on Thursday to Botswana, where he and Meghan holidayed shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned to in 2017 for a romantic getaway.</p>

<p>Harry then heads to Angola, visiting the landmine clearance project which Princess Diana also visited during her campaign to ban landmines. He ends the solo part of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika.</p>


Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu hailed Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan as "genuinely caring" people when the royal couple visited the former archbishop along with their four-month-old son Archie in Cape Town on Wednesday.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu hailed Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan as "genuinely caring" people when the royal couple visited the former archbishop along with their four-month-old son Archie in Cape Town on Wednesday. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of scurrilous articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being overly politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change. But the 87-year-old Tutu, a veteran of South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle, gave them a fulsome welcome. "It's very heartwarming, let me tell you, very heartwarming to realise that you really, genuinely are caring people," Tutu told them, according to a statement from his foundation. Much attention was focused on wee Archie, making his debut on a royal tour. He sat on his mother's lap while his father chatted with Tutu, video footage showed. The family met Tutu and his daughter Thandeka at the Old Granary, one of the oldest buildings in Cape Town, where the cleric's charitable foundation is based. A small group of well-wishers waited in searing heat to catch a glimpse of the royals arriving at the Old Granary. One elderly woman collapsed and had to be moved to the shade where bystanders and police officers helped her. The couple were presented with a basket of gifts from the Tutu family celebrating South African women, children and non-racialism including matching hand-made beaded bracelets in the foundations colours, a signed set of children's books for Archie written by Tutu, and a signed copy of the "Book of Joy" written jointly by the Dalai Lama and the archbishop. Prince Harry was also presented with a pair of framed photographs, one for him and the other for his brother Prince William, of their late mother Princess Diana’s meeting with President Nelson Mandela in Cape Town in 1997. See pictures of their visit to Cape Town mosque. Tutu, who as Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town used the pulpit to preach against the injustices of white minority rule during the apartheid era, has battled prostate cancer for years and has largely withdrawn from public life. The Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation aims to preserve his legacy by helping youth and promoting leadership skills. Later in the day, Meghan met officials and entrepreneurs of a British-South African tech hub which trains and supports female entrepreneurs. She then headed to the nonprofit organization mothers2mothers, which works to prevent mother-to-child transmissions of HIV/Aids. South Africa has one of the world’s highest rates of HIV prevalence. The Duchess of Sussex was greeted by cheers from crowds outside the multi-storey building with many onlookers leaning out of windows to catch a glimpse of her in a sleeveless dark blue jumpsuit. Also, read why Meghan isn't wearing her engagement ring on South Africa tour. Meghan briefly stopped to speak to a group of children waiting to present her with flowers and a drawing. Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson and sixth in line to the British throne, has been visiting southern Africa for two decades for holidays and conservation work. He will travel alone on Thursday to Botswana, where he and Meghan holidayed shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned to in 2017 for a romantic getaway. Harry then heads to Angola, visiting the landmine clearance project which Princess Diana also visited during her campaign to ban landmines. He ends the solo part of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika.

Archbishop Tutu hails Prince Harry, Meghan Markle as caring couple while baby Archie beams

<p>Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan danced with a group of mentors who teach vulnerable youngsters from townships to swim and surf, then visited South Africa's oldest mosque in Cape Town on Tuesday, the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-meghan-markle-to-visit-cape-town-beach-used-for-therapy-see-pics-251729">second day of their Africa tour</a>.</p>

<p>The royal couple visited the Waves for Change project, which grew from a small surfing club started in Masiphumelele township in 2009, and which helps young people from poor and violent communities develop trust and confidence through surfing at Monwabisi beach .</p>

<p>The couple danced and chanted with surf mentors in wetsuits, who demonstrated the therapeutic activities they use to support young people who had survived traumatising experiences.</p>

<p>The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are on their first overseas tour since the birth of their first child Archie, who has accompanied them on their visit.</p>

<p>The compound at Monwabisi beach also houses the Lunchbox Fund charity, which benefited from public donations made to celebrate the birth of their baby Archie.</p>

<p>Harry praised the fund, which provides around 27,000 hot meals each day to vulnerable children.</p>

<p>"It's amazing to think that just on the other side of here you've got tin huts with all of these kids with nothing. And they're bringing them together. Nice hot meal provided by Lunchbox Fund," said Harry.</p>

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<p>Many of the young people had been terrified of the sea before they joined the youth group, he said.</p>

<p>"Now they can swim, they can surf... it's incredible," he added.</p>

<p>MOSQUE VISIT</p>

<p>Later in the day, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited South Africa's oldest mosque, Auwul Mosque, in Bo-Kaap, one of Cape Town's oldest residential quarters and a former slave enclave with brightly-painted houses.</p>

<p>Harry and Meghan, who wore a cream headscarf and long dress, met Muslim and Christian religious leaders, including anti-apartheid cleric Michael Lapsley who lost both his hands and the sight in one eye from a parcel bomb sent by apartheid security forces.</p>

<p>They later took part in the area's colourful heritage day activities and greeted a resident in her home.</p>

<p><img alt="meghan" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="43c3cff9-c925-43fd-a9c9-b0503af5cc7e" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/New%20%2862%29.jpg" /></p>

<p><img alt="meghan" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="daf2c791-c964-4639-b046-95fa2133932f" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/New%20%2863%29.jpg" /></p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>He will travel alone on Thursday to Botswana, where he and Meghan holidayed shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned to in 2017 for a romantic getaway.</p>

<p>Harry then heads to Angola, visiting the landmine clearance project that featured in iconic photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana, during her campaign to ban landmines.</p>

<p>He ends the solo section of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan danced with a group of mentors who teach vulnerable youngsters from townships to swim and surf, then visited South Africa's oldest mosque in Cape Town on Tuesday, the second day of their Africa tour.

Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan danced with a group of mentors who teach vulnerable youngsters from townships to swim and surf, then visited South Africa's oldest mosque in Cape Town on Tuesday, the second day of their Africa tour. The royal couple visited the Waves for Change project, which grew from a small surfing club started in Masiphumelele township in 2009, and which helps young people from poor and violent communities develop trust and confidence through surfing at Monwabisi beach . The couple danced and chanted with surf mentors in wetsuits, who demonstrated the therapeutic activities they use to support young people who had survived traumatising experiences. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are on their first overseas tour since the birth of their first child Archie, who has accompanied them on their visit. The compound at Monwabisi beach also houses the Lunchbox Fund charity, which benefited from public donations made to celebrate the birth of their baby Archie. Harry praised the fund, which provides around 27,000 hot meals each day to vulnerable children. "It's amazing to think that just on the other side of here you've got tin huts with all of these kids with nothing. And they're bringing them together. Nice hot meal provided by Lunchbox Fund," said Harry. Many of the young people had been terrified of the sea before they joined the youth group, he said. "Now they can swim, they can surf... it's incredible," he added. MOSQUE VISIT Later in the day, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited South Africa's oldest mosque, Auwul Mosque, in Bo-Kaap, one of Cape Town's oldest residential quarters and a former slave enclave with brightly-painted houses. Harry and Meghan, who wore a cream headscarf and long dress, met Muslim and Christian religious leaders, including anti-apartheid cleric Michael Lapsley who lost both his hands and the sight in one eye from a parcel bomb sent by apartheid security forces. They later took part in the area's colourful heritage day activities and greeted a resident in her home. 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. He will travel alone on Thursday to Botswana, where he and Meghan holidayed shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned to in 2017 for a romantic getaway. Harry then heads to Angola, visiting the landmine clearance project that featured in iconic photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana, during her campaign to ban landmines. He ends the solo section of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle dance with youth mentors, visit Cape Town mosque

<p>Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle who is on a 10-day tour to South Africa with husband Prince Harry and baby Archie seems to have left her engagement ring at home.</p>

<p>The former star was spotted and papped without her ring during appearances in Cape Town and Monwabisi Beach. It is hard to miss the massive diamond ring and people did not take long to notice that it was missing.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Instead of the engagement ring, the 38-year-old duchess opted for a delicate gold ring with a teal-coloured stone by jewellery designer Jennifer Myer, in addition to her Welsch gold wedding band, gifted by Queen Elizabeth.<br />
<br />
According to a source, the duchess decided to leave the ring to keep things "low key".This is not the first time she has gone without her engagement ring.<br />
<br />
In March, she went without the ring towards the end of her pregnancy. She was spotted without the ring at the Commonwealth Day celebrations at 8 months pregnant, the outlet reported.<br />
<br />
The royal couple travelled to South Africa with Archie on Monday, marking the almost 5-month-old`s first official royal tour.&nbsp;</p>


Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle who is on a 10-day tour to South Africa with husband Prince Harry and baby Archie seems to have left her engagement ring at home.

Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle who is on a 10-day tour to South Africa with husband Prince Harry and baby Archie seems to have left her engagement ring at home. The former star was spotted and papped without her ring during appearances in Cape Town and Monwabisi Beach. It is hard to miss the massive diamond ring and people did not take long to notice that it was missing. Instead of the engagement ring, the 38-year-old duchess opted for a delicate gold ring with a teal-coloured stone by jewellery designer Jennifer Myer, in addition to her Welsch gold wedding band, gifted by Queen Elizabeth. According to a source, the duchess decided to leave the ring to keep things "low key".This is not the first time she has gone without her engagement ring. In March, she went without the ring towards the end of her pregnancy. She was spotted without the ring at the Commonwealth Day celebrations at 8 months pregnant, the outlet reported. The royal couple travelled to South Africa with Archie on Monday, marking the almost 5-month-old`s first official royal tour.

Here's why Meghan Markle isn't wearing her engagement ring on South Africa tour

<p>Prince Harry on Monday urged South African men to turn their back on toxic masculinity as his wife Meghan applauded girls for "standing up for what's right," as the British royal couple launched their first official tour since becoming parents in May.</p>

<p>The pair joined campaigners in Cape Town fighting South Africa's stratospheric rates of violence against women on the first stage of a 10-day swing through southern Africa.</p>

<p>Prince Harry, Meghan and baby Archie landed by commercial flight from London before heading to Nyanga -- a township crippled by gang violence and the highest murder rate in the country, and a far cry from Cape Town's image for pristine beaches and rolling vineyards.</p>

<p>A small excited crowd gathered to greet the royal pair as they arrived to visit Justice Desk, a human rights charity, where they surprised young girls in the middle of a self-defence class.</p>

<p>South Africa is one of the world's most dangerous places, particularly for women. At least 137 sexual offences are committed per day, according to official figures. In August alone, more than 30 women were killed by their spouses.</p>

<p>President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to crack down on perpetrators after "femicide" protests flared across the country this month.</p>

<p>Prince Harry, clad in a light-blue linen shirt and sneakers, joined Meghan, in a patterned black-and-white dress, as they hugged children and danced with them before entering the charity premises.</p>

<p>Surprised girls yanked off their boxing gloves to hear the couple speak. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Touching on what your President said last week -– no man is born to cause harm to women," said Prince Harry.</p>

<p>"It’s about redefining masculinity, it’s about creating your own footprints for your children to follow in, so that you can make a positive change for the future."</p>

<p>Meghan, a mixed-race American who has been advocating women's rights long before marrying Harry in 2017, congratulated girls "standing up for what’s right in the face of adversity". &nbsp;</p>

<p>"While I'm here with my husband and as a member of the royal family, I am here as a mother, a wife, a woman of colour and your sister," she added, prompting cheers from the crowd.</p>

<p>Demonstrations in South Africa have been mounting over the rising toll of murders, rapes and abuse of women and girls, and a sense of impunity that surrounds it.</p>

<p>- A walk through history -</p>

<p>The couple later toured District Six museum, a memorial to the expulsion of some 60,000 non-white residents from the city centre during apartheid.</p>

<p>The Duke and Duchess -- who describes herself as "half black and half white" -- were thrust into South Africa's history and life under the apartheid regime, which classed and divided people according to their skin colour.</p>

<p>Those defined as "black" or "coloured" were considered second-class citizens and only allowed in "white-only" areas provided they had a pass.</p>

<p>"To have the royal couple here helps to unite people and... look past the pain, especially because we’re a diverse culture," Gabriela Wiener, a spokeswoman for District Six, told AFP.</p>

<p>Crowds lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the pair.&nbsp;</p>

<p>For some in South Africa, the presence of a royal with mixed heritage could make this visit particularly special.</p>

<p>"My mom really wanted to be here, that's why we came. Meghan is a role model to me and my sister," said Shazia Ebrahim, a 22-year-old architect student standing outside District Six.</p>

<p>Her mother Mishkah Ebrahim, 55, told AFP she regularly followed the couple's life.</p>

<p>After the tour, Harry and Meghan walked to an annexe of the museum built for former residents to share memories and cook together. &nbsp;</p>

<p>"Meghan came over, took my hands in her hands and looked me in the eye. It felt so natural, it was a very special moment," said Mishkah.</p>

<p>&nbsp;- Archie 'Ntsika' -</p>

<p>While he has yet to make an appearance, the trip marks Archie's first major public outing since his birth in May.</p>

<p>At less than five months old, the baby will become one of the youngest royals to take part in an official visit.</p>

<p>The duke and duchess have largely kept their son out of the spotlight, and some royal fans felt cheated when his christening was held privately.</p>

<p>He last appeared in public on the sidelines of a royal charity polo match in July.</p>

<p>Justice Desk posted a video message on Twitter to welcome the baby.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We know the Duke loves South Africa, and as a proudly South African gift to baby Archie we want to give him the name 'Ntsika'... which means bold and brave."&nbsp;</p>

<p>The family is to remain together until Wednesday when Harry will travel alone to Botswana, Angola and Malawi.</p>

<p>He will visit conservation and HIV prevention projects, and a cleared minefield in Angola through which his late mother Princess Diana famously crossed in 1997.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the duchess will remain in South Africa. She and Archie will reunite with Harry in Johannesburg next week, where they will complete the tour and fly back on October 2.</p>


Prince Harry on Monday urged South African men to turn their back on toxic masculinity as his wife Meghan applauded girls for "standing up for what's right," as the British royal couple launched their first official tour since becoming parents in May.

Prince Harry on Monday urged South African men to turn their back on toxic masculinity as his wife Meghan applauded girls for "standing up for what's right," as the British royal couple launched their first official tour since becoming parents in May. The pair joined campaigners in Cape Town fighting South Africa's stratospheric rates of violence against women on the first stage of a 10-day swing through southern Africa. Prince Harry, Meghan and baby Archie landed by commercial flight from London before heading to Nyanga -- a township crippled by gang violence and the highest murder rate in the country, and a far cry from Cape Town's image for pristine beaches and rolling vineyards. A small excited crowd gathered to greet the royal pair as they arrived to visit Justice Desk, a human rights charity, where they surprised young girls in the middle of a self-defence class. South Africa is one of the world's most dangerous places, particularly for women. At least 137 sexual offences are committed per day, according to official figures. In August alone, more than 30 women were killed by their spouses. President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to crack down on perpetrators after "femicide" protests flared across the country this month. Prince Harry, clad in a light-blue linen shirt and sneakers, joined Meghan, in a patterned black-and-white dress, as they hugged children and danced with them before entering the charity premises. Surprised girls yanked off their boxing gloves to hear the couple speak. "Touching on what your President said last week -– no man is born to cause harm to women," said Prince Harry. "It’s about redefining masculinity, it’s about creating your own footprints for your children to follow in, so that you can make a positive change for the future." Meghan, a mixed-race American who has been advocating women's rights long before marrying Harry in 2017, congratulated girls "standing up for what’s right in the face of adversity". "While I'm here with my husband and as a member of the royal family, I am here as a mother, a wife, a woman of colour and your sister," she added, prompting cheers from the crowd. Demonstrations in South Africa have been mounting over the rising toll of murders, rapes and abuse of women and girls, and a sense of impunity that surrounds it. - A walk through history - The couple later toured District Six museum, a memorial to the expulsion of some 60,000 non-white residents from the city centre during apartheid. The Duke and Duchess -- who describes herself as "half black and half white" -- were thrust into South Africa's history and life under the apartheid regime, which classed and divided people according to their skin colour. Those defined as "black" or "coloured" were considered second-class citizens and only allowed in "white-only" areas provided they had a pass. "To have the royal couple here helps to unite people and... look past the pain, especially because we’re a diverse culture," Gabriela Wiener, a spokeswoman for District Six, told AFP. Crowds lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the pair. For some in South Africa, the presence of a royal with mixed heritage could make this visit particularly special. "My mom really wanted to be here, that's why we came. Meghan is a role model to me and my sister," said Shazia Ebrahim, a 22-year-old architect student standing outside District Six. Her mother Mishkah Ebrahim, 55, told AFP she regularly followed the couple's life. After the tour, Harry and Meghan walked to an annexe of the museum built for former residents to share memories and cook together. "Meghan came over, took my hands in her hands and looked me in the eye. It felt so natural, it was a very special moment," said Mishkah. - Archie 'Ntsika' - While he has yet to make an appearance, the trip marks Archie's first major public outing since his birth in May. At less than five months old, the baby will become one of the youngest royals to take part in an official visit. The duke and duchess have largely kept their son out of the spotlight, and some royal fans felt cheated when his christening was held privately. He last appeared in public on the sidelines of a royal charity polo match in July. Justice Desk posted a video message on Twitter to welcome the baby. "We know the Duke loves South Africa, and as a proudly South African gift to baby Archie we want to give him the name 'Ntsika'... which means bold and brave." The family is to remain together until Wednesday when Harry will travel alone to Botswana, Angola and Malawi. He will visit conservation and HIV prevention projects, and a cleared minefield in Angola through which his late mother Princess Diana famously crossed in 1997. Meanwhile, the duchess will remain in South Africa. She and Archie will reunite with Harry in Johannesburg next week, where they will complete the tour and fly back on October 2.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle join South Africa's fight against gender violence

<p>Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, on the second day of a whirlwind African tour, plan to spend Tuesday morning at Monwabisi beach near Cape Town meeting young surfers who use the ocean as therapy for youth at risk.</p>

<p>The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, on their first overseas tour since the birth of their first child, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-meghan-markle-join-south-africas-fight-against-gender-violence-251644">started their tour of South Africa on Monday</a> in a township known as the country's "murder capital".</p>

<p>Harry will later in the trip rekindle memories of the couple's courtship in Botswana and of his mother Diana in Angola.</p>

<p>Prior to Monday's event, Meghan, a former actress, had only one official engagement since giving birth to son Archie in May.</p>

<p>Waves for Change (W4C), founded by avid surfer Tim Conibear as a small surfing club in Masiphumelele township in 2009, uses surfing as a way to build trust and confidence among youth living in poor and violent communities.</p>

<p>See pictures from the trip so far:</p>

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<p>After visiting the W4C compound, which also houses the Lunchbox Fund charity benefiting from public donations made when the royals' son Archie Mountbatten Windsor was born, Harry will meet members of Cape Town city's marine unit to learn more of their efforts in fighting rampant abalone poaching along the Cape Peninsula.</p>

<p>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.</p>

<p>He will travel on alone for a working visit to Botswana, where the couple went shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned in 2017 for a romantic getaway to celebrate Meghan's 36th birthday.</p>

<p>Harry then heads to Angola, visiting the landmine clearance project that featured in some of the most famous photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana.</p>

<p>He ends the solo section of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika, before rejoining Meghan and Archie in South Africa for another township visit, this time near Johannesburg.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, on the second day of a whirlwind African tour, plan to spend Tuesday morning at Monwabisi beach near Cape Town meeting young surfers who use the ocean as therapy for youth at risk.

Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, on the second day of a whirlwind African tour, plan to spend Tuesday morning at Monwabisi beach near Cape Town meeting young surfers who use the ocean as therapy for youth at risk. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, on their first overseas tour since the birth of their first child, started their tour of South Africa on Monday in a township known as the country's "murder capital". Harry will later in the trip rekindle memories of the couple's courtship in Botswana and of his mother Diana in Angola. Prior to Monday's event, Meghan, a former actress, had only one official engagement since giving birth to son Archie in May. Waves for Change (W4C), founded by avid surfer Tim Conibear as a small surfing club in Masiphumelele township in 2009, uses surfing as a way to build trust and confidence among youth living in poor and violent communities. See pictures from the trip so far: After visiting the W4C compound, which also houses the Lunchbox Fund charity benefiting from public donations made when the royals' son Archie Mountbatten Windsor was born, Harry will meet members of Cape Town city's marine unit to learn more of their efforts in fighting rampant abalone poaching along the Cape Peninsula. 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. He will travel on alone for a working visit to Botswana, where the couple went shortly after they began dating in July 2016 and returned in 2017 for a romantic getaway to celebrate Meghan's 36th birthday. Harry then heads to Angola, visiting the landmine clearance project that featured in some of the most famous photographs of his late mother, Princess Diana. He ends the solo section of his tour in Malawi, where he will meet President Peter Mutharika, before rejoining Meghan and Archie in South Africa for another township visit, this time near Johannesburg.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle to visit Cape Town beach used for therapy; see pics

<p>Meghan Markle will touch upon the issue of violence against women after arriving in South Africa on Monday for the royal tour.<br />
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The Duchess of Sussex is planning to raise the issue of 'gender violence'&nbsp;within hours of arriving in Cape Town with her husband Prince Harry and their son Archie, reported Fox News.<br />
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The couple is all set to visit an impoverished township on the first morning of their 10-day royal tour to Africa. Lately, there have been several reports of women getting killed in South Africa.<br />
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A number of national protests were held in the country over the past few weeks following the attacks on women. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), South Africa's rate of women being attacked and murdered is five times the global average.<br />
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While the royal family usually avoids getting involved with the politics of countries they are visiting, sources claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would speak out on the violence.<br />
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"It would be strange for them not to address it in the current climate given how much of their official programme, particularly the Duchess's, is about women and women's issues," a source told the Daily Mail, as cited by Fox News.<br />
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"But it will, of course, be done respectfully," the source added.<br />
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Buckingham Palace had earlier confirmed that 'Harry and Meghan will begin their tour in a township in Cape Town where the royals will view a workshop that teaches children about their rights, self-awareness, and safety and which provides self-defense classes and female empowerment training to young girls in the community".<br />
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The palace revealed that the royal couple would fly with Archie to Cape Town on September 23.<br />
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And after a number of public appearances together, Meghan is expected to stay in Johannesburg with their five-month-old son while Prince Harry will go to Botswana, Angola, and Malawi.<br />
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According to a source, Meghan and Harry's hope to'&nbsp;give fans a glimpse of their son during the tour, but the little one has not been included in the official schedule.<br />
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As part of the royal tour, the Duke of Sussex will also meet a British military unit who are working with the local rangers to help combat the threat of the illegal wildlife trade in Malawi.<br />
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Prince Harry will also make a 'significant and poignant'&nbsp;trip to Angola to see his beloved late mother Princess Diana's legacy, who helped raise awareness for the threat posed by landmines in 1997.<br />
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The palace said that while Harry is eager to 'support young people across Africa to reach their potential', Meghan will also be 'working with organisations to promote women's education, health, entrepreneurship, and leadership'.<br />
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The royal couple is also expected to meet Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Mrs.&nbsp;Tutu at their legacy foundation.<br />
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The duo will also speak to Grace Machel, the widow of late President Nelson Mandela before the royal tour wraps up on October 2.</p>


Meghan Markle will touch upon the issue of violence against women after arriving in South Africa on Monday for the royal tour. The Duchess of Sussex is planning to raise the issue of 'gender violence' within hours of arriving in Cape Town with her husband Prince Harry and their son Archie, reported Fox News.

Meghan Markle will touch upon the issue of violence against women after arriving in South Africa on Monday for the royal tour. The Duchess of Sussex is planning to raise the issue of 'gender violence' within hours of arriving in Cape Town with her husband Prince Harry and their son Archie, reported Fox News. The couple is all set to visit an impoverished township on the first morning of their 10-day royal tour to Africa. Lately, there have been several reports of women getting killed in South Africa. A number of national protests were held in the country over the past few weeks following the attacks on women. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), South Africa's rate of women being attacked and murdered is five times the global average. While the royal family usually avoids getting involved with the politics of countries they are visiting, sources claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would speak out on the violence. "It would be strange for them not to address it in the current climate given how much of their official programme, particularly the Duchess's, is about women and women's issues," a source told the Daily Mail, as cited by Fox News. "But it will, of course, be done respectfully," the source added. Buckingham Palace had earlier confirmed that 'Harry and Meghan will begin their tour in a township in Cape Town where the royals will view a workshop that teaches children about their rights, self-awareness, and safety and which provides self-defense classes and female empowerment training to young girls in the community". The palace revealed that the royal couple would fly with Archie to Cape Town on September 23. And after a number of public appearances together, Meghan is expected to stay in Johannesburg with their five-month-old son while Prince Harry will go to Botswana, Angola, and Malawi. According to a source, Meghan and Harry's hope to' give fans a glimpse of their son during the tour, but the little one has not been included in the official schedule. As part of the royal tour, the Duke of Sussex will also meet a British military unit who are working with the local rangers to help combat the threat of the illegal wildlife trade in Malawi. Prince Harry will also make a 'significant and poignant' trip to Angola to see his beloved late mother Princess Diana's legacy, who helped raise awareness for the threat posed by landmines in 1997. The palace said that while Harry is eager to 'support young people across Africa to reach their potential', Meghan will also be 'working with organisations to promote women's education, health, entrepreneurship, and leadership'. The royal couple is also expected to meet Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Mrs. Tutu at their legacy foundation. The duo will also speak to Grace Machel, the widow of late President Nelson Mandela before the royal tour wraps up on October 2.

Meghan Markle to speak about violence against women in South Africa

<p>The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan Markle have reached Rome to attend the wedding of Meghan's good friend and celebrated designer Misha Nonoo.</p>

<p>Meghan Markle is said to be very close to Misha.</p>

<p>Misha Nonoo will tie the knot with oil tycoon Mikey Hess in Rome.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Other guests set to attend the wedding are Karlie Kloss and her husband Joshua Kushner.&nbsp;Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie as well as Ivanka Trump and husband&nbsp;Jared Kushner, and newlyweds singer Ellie Goulding and Caspar Jopling will also be there.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Some media reports also claim that singer Katy Perry and fiance Orlando Bloom alongside Queen Rania of Jordan will make it to the glitzy affair.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This will be Misha’s second wedding as she previously wed Alexander Gilkes in 2012. He is now dating tennis star, Maria Sharapova.</p>


The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan Markle have reached Rome to attend the wedding of Meghan's good friend and celebrated designer Misha Nonoo. Meghan Markle is said to be very close to Misha.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan Markle have reached Rome to attend the wedding of Meghan's good friend and celebrated designer Misha Nonoo. Meghan Markle is said to be very close to Misha. Misha Nonoo will tie the knot with oil tycoon Mikey Hess in Rome. Other guests set to attend the wedding are Karlie Kloss and her husband Joshua Kushner. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie as well as Ivanka Trump and husband Jared Kushner, and newlyweds singer Ellie Goulding and Caspar Jopling will also be there. Some media reports also claim that singer Katy Perry and fiance Orlando Bloom alongside Queen Rania of Jordan will make it to the glitzy affair. This will be Misha’s second wedding as she previously wed Alexander Gilkes in 2012. He is now dating tennis star, Maria Sharapova.

Meghan Markle, Karlie Kloss, Katy Perry set to attend Misha Nonoo's Italian wedding

<p>Liverpool's spluttering attack burst back to life to help the champions return to winning ways with a commanding 3-1 victory at Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Thursday.</p>

<p>Goals from Roberto Firmino, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Sadio Mane capped a dominant display by Juergen Klopp's side whose first league win since a 7-0 thrashing of Crystal Palace on Dec. 19 restored their place in the top four.</p>

<p>Firmino's effort in first-half stoppage time ended Liverpool's barren run of 482 minutes without a league goal.</p>

<p>Alexander-Arnold doubled their lead in the 47th minute before Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg quickly lashed in his first goal for Spurs to give the hosts hope.</p>

<p>With Tottenham's defence unravelling, Mane struck again for the champions in the 65th minute and there was no coming back for Jose Mourinho's side whose disappointment was compounded by an injury to talisman Harry Kane.</p>

<p>Both sides also had goals ruled out by VAR decisions.</p>

<p>Liverpool's seventh successive win over Spurs in all competitions moved them into fourth spot with 37 points from 20 games, four points behind leaders Manchester City who have played a game less. Tottenham stayed sixth with 33 points.</p>

<p>This was not quite Liverpool back to their best but it was an important statement of intent for Klopp's side that they will not be giving up their title without a fight.</p>

<p>Even with a makeshift central defensive partnership of Jordan Henderson and Joel Matip they were too strong for a Tottenham side who were culpable for all three goals.</p>

<p>"Nothing has really changed, we're the same team we always have been," Alexander-Arnold said.</p>

<p>"We have the same mentality going into games, we respect the opposition. We have the expectation on ourselves that we should win the game and it was a whole performance from the lads."</p>

<p>Liverpool should have ended their drought in the opening minutes when Mane was through on goal but steered his shot wide.</p>

<p>That miss looked costly as Son Heung-min thought he had given Spurs the lead from Kane's pass but his effort was ruled marginally offside by VAR.</p>

<p>While Tottenham looked dangerous on counter-attacks, Liverpool were the more threatening side and they were gifted the opening goal deep into stoppage time.</p>

<p>Mane again got behind Tottenham's defence and prodded the ball across towards Firmino who capitalised on indecision by keeper Hugo Lloris and Eric Dier to tap home.</p>

<p>Tottenham replaced Kane, who twice needed treatment, with Erik Lamela at halftime and Harry Winks also came on for Serge Aurier, but Tottenham's plans were soon in disarray.</p>

<p>Mane was again the creator as he burst into the area and his shot was pushed out by Lloris into the path of Alexander-Arnold to rifle in the rebound with his right foot.</p>

<p>Tottenham responded within a minute from an unlikely source as Hojbjerg sent a swerving effort past Allison from the edge of the area. In a frenetic passage of play, Mohamed Salah belted a shot past Lloris but Tottenham were spared by a VAR check which showed a handball by Firmino in the build-up.</p>

<p>Ten minutes later another Spurs error, this time by central defender Joe Rodon, allowed a low cross to reach Mane who made no mistake.</p>

<p>"It's hard to resist so many defensive individual mistakes -- unless you score four goals against Liverpool," Mourinho said.</p>

<p>"Every time we came back the next mistake was coming."</p>


Liverpool's spluttering attack burst back to life to help the champions return to winning ways with a commanding 3-1 victory at Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Thursday.

Liverpool's spluttering attack burst back to life to help the champions return to winning ways with a commanding 3-1 victory at Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Thursday. Goals from Roberto Firmino, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Sadio Mane capped a dominant display by Juergen Klopp's side whose first league win since a 7-0 thrashing of Crystal Palace on Dec. 19 restored their place in the top four. Firmino's effort in first-half stoppage time ended Liverpool's barren run of 482 minutes without a league goal. Alexander-Arnold doubled their lead in the 47th minute before Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg quickly lashed in his first goal for Spurs to give the hosts hope. With Tottenham's defence unravelling, Mane struck again for the champions in the 65th minute and there was no coming back for Jose Mourinho's side whose disappointment was compounded by an injury to talisman Harry Kane. Both sides also had goals ruled out by VAR decisions. Liverpool's seventh successive win over Spurs in all competitions moved them into fourth spot with 37 points from 20 games, four points behind leaders Manchester City who have played a game less. Tottenham stayed sixth with 33 points. This was not quite Liverpool back to their best but it was an important statement of intent for Klopp's side that they will not be giving up their title without a fight. Even with a makeshift central defensive partnership of Jordan Henderson and Joel Matip they were too strong for a Tottenham side who were culpable for all three goals. "Nothing has really changed, we're the same team we always have been," Alexander-Arnold said. "We have the same mentality going into games, we respect the opposition. We have the expectation on ourselves that we should win the game and it was a whole performance from the lads." Liverpool should have ended their drought in the opening minutes when Mane was through on goal but steered his shot wide. That miss looked costly as Son Heung-min thought he had given Spurs the lead from Kane's pass but his effort was ruled marginally offside by VAR. While Tottenham looked dangerous on counter-attacks, Liverpool were the more threatening side and they were gifted the opening goal deep into stoppage time. Mane again got behind Tottenham's defence and prodded the ball across towards Firmino who capitalised on indecision by keeper Hugo Lloris and Eric Dier to tap home. Tottenham replaced Kane, who twice needed treatment, with Erik Lamela at halftime and Harry Winks also came on for Serge Aurier, but Tottenham's plans were soon in disarray. Mane was again the creator as he burst into the area and his shot was pushed out by Lloris into the path of Alexander-Arnold to rifle in the rebound with his right foot. Tottenham responded within a minute from an unlikely source as Hojbjerg sent a swerving effort past Allison from the edge of the area. In a frenetic passage of play, Mohamed Salah belted a shot past Lloris but Tottenham were spared by a VAR check which showed a handball by Firmino in the build-up. Ten minutes later another Spurs error, this time by central defender Joe Rodon, allowed a low cross to reach Mane who made no mistake. "It's hard to resist so many defensive individual mistakes -- unless you score four goals against Liverpool," Mourinho said. "Every time we came back the next mistake was coming."

Meghan Markle had the sweetest birthday wish for 'best husband' Prince Harry

<p>Nearly a year back, Meghan Markle made headlines for a minor royal gaffe and now her husband Prince Harry is following her footsteps by breaking the same tradition.<br />
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Contrary to usual practice, the Duke of Sussex closed his own car door while attending the fifth anniversary of the Invictus Games.</p>

<p>As per the rules, the 34-year-old was supposed to let a member of the royal household open and shut the door for him, as it has been the tradition since the invention of cars and carriages.<br />
<br />
Royal observers were vigorously protesting over the Duke of Sussex flouting royal traditions, especially in the wake of the controversy surrounding him and his wife. However, fans of the royal couple are hailing the gesture as a sign of Harry`s "humble" nature.<br />
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Meghan and Harry have been under intense scrutiny for a while now. Most recently, the pair drew flak after they took a trip to France on Elton John`s private jet. The royal couple was criticised because, just a week prior, Harry claimed that they would only have two kids in order to conserve the resources the earth still has."I`ve always thought: this place is borrowed. And, surely, being as intelligent as we all are, or as evolved as we all are supposed to be, we should be able to leave something better behind for the next generation," he said.<br />
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The statement was termed as hypocritical since flying in a private jet is very harmful to the environment. However, Elton claimed that it was necessary to maintain "a high level of much-needed protection" for Meghan, Harry and their son Archie Harrison.<br />
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Meghan`s A-list friends, including Ellen DeGeneres, also defended their decision to ditch commercial flights."Imagine being attacked for everything you do, when all you`re trying to do is make the world better," Ellen shared.<br />
<br />
Later this month, Meghan and Harry will be jetting off for their first royal tour as a family of three. The royal couple will take Archie to Cape Tape Town, South Africa, on September 23.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Although there`s no confirmation as for when the royal fans can expect to see their son, the first scheduled stop of the pair`s visit is to a township. They will leave their little son, who was born on May 6, with his nanny as they start the official first leg of the tour.</p>


Nearly a year back, Meghan Markle made headlines for a minor royal gaffe and now her husband Prince Harry is following her footsteps by breaking the same tradition.

Nearly a year back, Meghan Markle made headlines for a minor royal gaffe and now her husband Prince Harry is following her footsteps by breaking the same tradition. Contrary to usual practice, the Duke of Sussex closed his own car door while attending the fifth anniversary of the Invictus Games. As per the rules, the 34-year-old was supposed to let a member of the royal household open and shut the door for him, as it has been the tradition since the invention of cars and carriages. Royal observers were vigorously protesting over the Duke of Sussex flouting royal traditions, especially in the wake of the controversy surrounding him and his wife. However, fans of the royal couple are hailing the gesture as a sign of Harry`s "humble" nature. Meghan and Harry have been under intense scrutiny for a while now. Most recently, the pair drew flak after they took a trip to France on Elton John`s private jet. The royal couple was criticised because, just a week prior, Harry claimed that they would only have two kids in order to conserve the resources the earth still has."I`ve always thought: this place is borrowed. And, surely, being as intelligent as we all are, or as evolved as we all are supposed to be, we should be able to leave something better behind for the next generation," he said. The statement was termed as hypocritical since flying in a private jet is very harmful to the environment. However, Elton claimed that it was necessary to maintain "a high level of much-needed protection" for Meghan, Harry and their son Archie Harrison. Meghan`s A-list friends, including Ellen DeGeneres, also defended their decision to ditch commercial flights."Imagine being attacked for everything you do, when all you`re trying to do is make the world better," Ellen shared. Later this month, Meghan and Harry will be jetting off for their first royal tour as a family of three. The royal couple will take Archie to Cape Tape Town, South Africa, on September 23. Although there`s no confirmation as for when the royal fans can expect to see their son, the first scheduled stop of the pair`s visit is to a township. They will leave their little son, who was born on May 6, with his nanny as they start the official first leg of the tour.

After Meghan Markle, now Prince Harry breaks royal tradition

<p>Meghan Markle's husband Prince Harry is always on her mind, even when she is busy enjoying a match at the US Open. While cheering for her good friend Serena Williams at the tournament final on Saturday, the Duchess of Sussex sported a casual chic denim look.<br />
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However, her best accessory was a gold necklace from designer Mini Mini Jewels with two dog tag pendants, one of which had the initial "H" on it, while the other had an "M", paying a sweet tribute to her relationship with her husband, reported a magazine. The former 'Suits'&nbsp;actor has a tradition of honouring her boys during her solo outings.<br />
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When the royal made an appearance at Wimbledon earlier this summer, she paid a sweet tribute to her baby boy with a delicate gold chain featuring the letter "A" for Archie. She also debuted a new eternity ring for the Trooping the Colour in June, which she wore along with her wedding band and engagement ring.<br />
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Eternity rings, which generally comprise of many small diamonds covering the entire circular band, are traditionally given following a significant occasion, such as the birth of a couple's first child, or their first wedding anniversary, two milestones which Meghan and Harry had recently celebrated.<br />
<br />
Meghan's trip to the US marks her first overseas trip without her 4-month-old son Archie. Later this month, Meghan and Harry will be jetting off for their first royal tour as a family of three. The royal couple will take Archie to Cape Tape Town, South Africa, on September 23. Although there's&nbsp;no confirmation as for when the royal fans can expect to see their son, the first scheduled stop of the pair's visit is to a township. They will leave their little son, who was born on May 6, with his nanny as they start the official first leg of the tour.</p>


Meghan Markle's husband Prince Harry is always on her mind, even when she is busy enjoying a match at the US Open. While cheering for her good friend Serena Williams at the tournament final on Saturday, the Duchess of Sussex sported a casual chic denim look.

Meghan Markle's husband Prince Harry is always on her mind, even when she is busy enjoying a match at the US Open. While cheering for her good friend Serena Williams at the tournament final on Saturday, the Duchess of Sussex sported a casual chic denim look. However, her best accessory was a gold necklace from designer Mini Mini Jewels with two dog tag pendants, one of which had the initial "H" on it, while the other had an "M", paying a sweet tribute to her relationship with her husband, reported a magazine. The former 'Suits' actor has a tradition of honouring her boys during her solo outings. When the royal made an appearance at Wimbledon earlier this summer, she paid a sweet tribute to her baby boy with a delicate gold chain featuring the letter "A" for Archie. She also debuted a new eternity ring for the Trooping the Colour in June, which she wore along with her wedding band and engagement ring. Eternity rings, which generally comprise of many small diamonds covering the entire circular band, are traditionally given following a significant occasion, such as the birth of a couple's first child, or their first wedding anniversary, two milestones which Meghan and Harry had recently celebrated. Meghan's trip to the US marks her first overseas trip without her 4-month-old son Archie. Later this month, Meghan and Harry will be jetting off for their first royal tour as a family of three. The royal couple will take Archie to Cape Tape Town, South Africa, on September 23. Although there's no confirmation as for when the royal fans can expect to see their son, the first scheduled stop of the pair's visit is to a township. They will leave their little son, who was born on May 6, with his nanny as they start the official first leg of the tour.

Meghan Markle's sweet tribute to husband Prince Harry at US Open

<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

<p>Britain's Prince Harry, under fire for using private jets while endorsing environmental causes, said on Tuesday he only uses them rarely, for safety reasons, and takes steps to offset the carbon dioxide his trips release into the atmosphere.</p>

<p>Speaking at the Amsterdam launch of an initiative to make the travel industry more sustainable, Harry said, "I spend 99% of my life travelling the world by commercial (aircraft)."</p>

<p>Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson, said he flew by private jet only occasionally or in "a unique circumstance, and to ensure that my family are safe - and it's genuinely as simple as that... I always offset my CO2."</p>

<p>Carbon offset programmes help travellers compensate for the carbon dioxide emissions they cause by paying a fee that goes to reducing CO2 by a similar amount, usually by planting trees.</p>

<p>Harry said that carbon offsets are "the right thing to do and we need to make it cool".</p>

<p>"But it can't just be a 'ticking the box' exercise," he added.</p>

<p>Harry has faced accusations of hypocrisy for taking private planes to attend recent engagements while at the same time voicing concerns about the environment.</p>

<p>The criticism prompted singer Elton John, whom Harry visited with his wife Meghan at his home in the south of France for a vacation last month, to launch a defence of the couple against the "distorted and malicious account in the press".</p>

<p>The sustainable travel scheme "Travalyst" announced by Harry on Tuesday in Amsterdam is backed by major tourism industry companies including Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Ctrip and Visa. It plans initiatives that will help travellers to cut their carbon emissions, prevent over-tourism and develop local economies.</p>

<p>"... while no one is perfect, we are all responsible for our own individual impact. The question is what we do to balance it out," Harry said.</p>

<p>Harry and the founding members of the organisation did not give specific examples of programmes they would introduce or actions they would undertake.</p>


Britain's Prince Harry, under fire for using private jets while endorsing environmental causes, said on Tuesday he only uses them rarely, for safety reasons, and takes steps to offset the carbon dioxide his trips release into the atmosphere.

Britain's Prince Harry, under fire for using private jets while endorsing environmental causes, said on Tuesday he only uses them rarely, for safety reasons, and takes steps to offset the carbon dioxide his trips release into the atmosphere. Speaking at the Amsterdam launch of an initiative to make the travel industry more sustainable, Harry said, "I spend 99% of my life travelling the world by commercial (aircraft)." Harry, Queen Elizabeth's grandson, said he flew by private jet only occasionally or in "a unique circumstance, and to ensure that my family are safe - and it's genuinely as simple as that... I always offset my CO2." Carbon offset programmes help travellers compensate for the carbon dioxide emissions they cause by paying a fee that goes to reducing CO2 by a similar amount, usually by planting trees. Harry said that carbon offsets are "the right thing to do and we need to make it cool". "But it can't just be a 'ticking the box' exercise," he added. Harry has faced accusations of hypocrisy for taking private planes to attend recent engagements while at the same time voicing concerns about the environment. The criticism prompted singer Elton John, whom Harry visited with his wife Meghan at his home in the south of France for a vacation last month, to launch a defence of the couple against the "distorted and malicious account in the press". The sustainable travel scheme "Travalyst" announced by Harry on Tuesday in Amsterdam is backed by major tourism industry companies including Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Ctrip and Visa. It plans initiatives that will help travellers to cut their carbon emissions, prevent over-tourism and develop local economies. "... while no one is perfect, we are all responsible for our own individual impact. The question is what we do to balance it out," Harry said. Harry and the founding members of the organisation did not give specific examples of programmes they would introduce or actions they would undertake.

Prince Harry says rarely takes private jets, offsets his CO2

<p>Princess Diana may have passed away in 1997 but even today her unforgettable charm lives on. Every August end, the world comes together to remember the late princess.<br />
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The Princess of Wales passed way in a tragic accident on August 31, 1997. The royal took her last breath in Paris, where she met with a car crash.&nbsp;<br />
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Even after 22 years, Diana is still remembered by her family and fans. Her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry also have their own way of honouring their late mother. Be it their wedding or their children`s births, they find the sweetest ways possible to remember their mother.&nbsp;<br />
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Over the past year, Prince Harry and Prince William, along with their wives, Meghan Markle, and Kate Middleton have been plagued by reports of a royal feud. But leave it to their legendary mother to heal all the wounds.<br />
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A royal insider revealed in the new issue of Us Weekly that the royal brothers are expected to rekindle their bond by honouring their beloved mother on her 22nd death anniversary. On her death anniversary, the brothers follow a heart-warming tradition.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex sit down every year to recall their favourite moments spent with their mother. Every year the royal brothers meet up and spend the sad day together, remembering all the good times they had with her over lunch or dinner at Kensington Palace in London.<br />
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"They talk about the little things about Diana that made them laugh -- the ski trips and outings to Thorpe Park (a British amusement park), the effort she went to on their birthdays, all of it," said the insider, adding that "their other halves and kids join them later."<br />
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While most of the day is spent reminiscing the good memories, Harry and William make it a point to keep their mother`s spirit alive and discuss her charity work, brainstorming ways in which they can continue her legacy."They always discuss Diana`s charity work and brainstorm ways they can continue her legacy. Helping others and being a role model to those less fortunate is at the top of their priority list," the insider added.<br />
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Every year, fans of the royal pay a visit to the Kensington Palace to lay flowers and remember the late princess.&nbsp;</p>


Princess Diana may have passed away in 1997 but even today her unforgettable charm lives on. Every August end, the world comes together to remember the late princess.

Princess Diana may have passed away in 1997 but even today her unforgettable charm lives on. Every August end, the world comes together to remember the late princess. The Princess of Wales passed way in a tragic accident on August 31, 1997. The royal took her last breath in Paris, where she met with a car crash. Even after 22 years, Diana is still remembered by her family and fans. Her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry also have their own way of honouring their late mother. Be it their wedding or their children`s births, they find the sweetest ways possible to remember their mother. Over the past year, Prince Harry and Prince William, along with their wives, Meghan Markle, and Kate Middleton have been plagued by reports of a royal feud. But leave it to their legendary mother to heal all the wounds. A royal insider revealed in the new issue of Us Weekly that the royal brothers are expected to rekindle their bond by honouring their beloved mother on her 22nd death anniversary. On her death anniversary, the brothers follow a heart-warming tradition. The Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex sit down every year to recall their favourite moments spent with their mother. Every year the royal brothers meet up and spend the sad day together, remembering all the good times they had with her over lunch or dinner at Kensington Palace in London. "They talk about the little things about Diana that made them laugh -- the ski trips and outings to Thorpe Park (a British amusement park), the effort she went to on their birthdays, all of it," said the insider, adding that "their other halves and kids join them later." While most of the day is spent reminiscing the good memories, Harry and William make it a point to keep their mother`s spirit alive and discuss her charity work, brainstorming ways in which they can continue her legacy."They always discuss Diana`s charity work and brainstorm ways they can continue her legacy. Helping others and being a role model to those less fortunate is at the top of their priority list," the insider added. Every year, fans of the royal pay a visit to the Kensington Palace to lay flowers and remember the late princess.

Here's how Prince William, Prince Harry honour Princess Diana on death anniversary every year

<p>Kate Middleton and Prince William have officially changed the name of their charity which they previously shared with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.<br />
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The organisation`s name has officially been changed to reflect the exit of Harry and Meghan.<br />
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The charitable organisation was originally known as `The Royal Foundation` when it was founded in 2009 by the royal brothers, William and Harry.<br />
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Now, William and Kate`s charity has gotten a new name. The name has been changed to `The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge` from the previous title, `The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex`.<br />
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The two royal couples announced their split earlier this year."These changes are designed to best complement the work and responsibilities of Their Royal Highnesses as they prepare for their future roles, and to better align their charitable activity with their new households," a statement from Kensington Palace explained at that time.<br />
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E! News confirmed in July that Meghan and Harry`s new organisation will be called `Sussex Royal The Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex` or `Sussex Royal` for short.&nbsp;<br />
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While the paperwork is all set, the new name is not yet in effect on the foundation`s website. Despite rumours of a feud, the royal pairs put on a united front when it came time to announce the news of their organisational split.&nbsp;<br />
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"The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are incredibly proud of what they have achieved together through The Royal Foundation," a June statement said.<br />
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"They are especially proud to have established a charity that has had, and will continue to have, significant long-lasting impact, changing lives for the better," the statement added.<br />
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In the spring, the royal couples separated their joint "court" at Kensington Palace by creating two different offices.<br />
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Meghan and Harry`s office moved out of Kensington Palace and into Buckingham Palace, where the Queen resides.&nbsp;<br />
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William and Kate`s office is still in Kensington Palace, where they live with their three children. Since then, Meghan and Harry have moved to Windsor Castle`s Frogmore Cottage with their son Archie and launched their own Instagram page.&nbsp;</p>


Kate Middleton and Prince William have officially changed the name of their charity which they previously shared with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. The organisation`s name has officially been changed to reflect the exit of Harry and Meghan.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have officially changed the name of their charity which they previously shared with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. The organisation`s name has officially been changed to reflect the exit of Harry and Meghan. The charitable organisation was originally known as `The Royal Foundation` when it was founded in 2009 by the royal brothers, William and Harry. Now, William and Kate`s charity has gotten a new name. The name has been changed to `The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge` from the previous title, `The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex`. The two royal couples announced their split earlier this year."These changes are designed to best complement the work and responsibilities of Their Royal Highnesses as they prepare for their future roles, and to better align their charitable activity with their new households," a statement from Kensington Palace explained at that time. E! News confirmed in July that Meghan and Harry`s new organisation will be called `Sussex Royal The Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex` or `Sussex Royal` for short. While the paperwork is all set, the new name is not yet in effect on the foundation`s website. Despite rumours of a feud, the royal pairs put on a united front when it came time to announce the news of their organisational split. "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are incredibly proud of what they have achieved together through The Royal Foundation," a June statement said. "They are especially proud to have established a charity that has had, and will continue to have, significant long-lasting impact, changing lives for the better," the statement added. In the spring, the royal couples separated their joint "court" at Kensington Palace by creating two different offices. Meghan and Harry`s office moved out of Kensington Palace and into Buckingham Palace, where the Queen resides. William and Kate`s office is still in Kensington Palace, where they live with their three children. Since then, Meghan and Harry have moved to Windsor Castle`s Frogmore Cottage with their son Archie and launched their own Instagram page.

Kate Middleton, Prince William change charity's name after split from Meghan, Harry

<p>Elton John and Ellen DeGeneres spoke out on Monday in support of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, calling them a down-to-earth and hardworking couple who were being unfairly attacked by the media.<br />
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John recalled his friendship with Harry`s mother, the late Princess Diana, in a series of tweets in which he appealed to the press to stop the almost daily "relentless and untrue assassinations on their character."<br />
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The 'Rocketman' singer was responding to criticism in Britain over two recent vacations taken by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their three-month-old baby Archie to Spain, and to the south of France, where the couple stayed at John`s villa in Nice. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/british-royals-prince-william-kate-middleton-may-call-off-pakistan-visit-244216">Also read:&nbsp;British royals Prince William, Kate Middleton to call off Pakistan visit</a><br />
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Britain`s Sun newspaper at the weekend blasted the royal couple - Queen Elizabeth`s grandson and his American wife, a former actress - as hypocritical "eco warriors" for flying on private jets despite voicing concerns over the environment and conservation.<br />
John tweeted that he provided Harry and Meghan with a private jet to his home for security reasons but said a contribution was made to Carbon Footprint Ltd, which offsets carbon emissions by funding environmentally friendly projects.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">I highly respect and applaud both Harry and Meghan’s commitment to charity and I’m calling on the press to cease these relentless and untrue assassinations on their character that are spuriously crafted on an almost daily basis.<br />
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<p>He added that he was "deeply distressed by (the) distorted and malicious account in the press" around their Nice visit last week.<br />
In separate remarks, US talk show host DeGeneres said on Twitter she had met and talked with Harry and Meghan in England about their work on wildlife conservation.<br />
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"They were the most down-to-earth, compassionate people. Imagine being attacked for everything you do, when all you`re trying to do is make the world better," she wrote.<br />
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Harry and Meghan`s wedding in May 2018 was marked by an outpouring of affection in Britain but less than a year later the couple have found themselves on the receiving end of a barrage of negative stories in the media. They have ranged from the $3 million cost of renovating their new home to reports dubbing Meghan 'Duchess Difficult.'<br />
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While much reporting by the British press on the royal family is respectful, verging on the sycophantic, at other times it can be harshly critical, even cruel.<br />
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The couple have not publicly responded to the various attacks on them.</p>


Elton John and Ellen DeGeneres spoke out on Monday in support of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, calling them a down-to-earth and hardworking couple who were being unfairly attacked by the media.

Elton John and Ellen DeGeneres spoke out on Monday in support of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, calling them a down-to-earth and hardworking couple who were being unfairly attacked by the media. John recalled his friendship with Harry`s mother, the late Princess Diana, in a series of tweets in which he appealed to the press to stop the almost daily "relentless and untrue assassinations on their character." The 'Rocketman' singer was responding to criticism in Britain over two recent vacations taken by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their three-month-old baby Archie to Spain, and to the south of France, where the couple stayed at John`s villa in Nice. Also read: British royals Prince William, Kate Middleton to call off Pakistan visit Britain`s Sun newspaper at the weekend blasted the royal couple - Queen Elizabeth`s grandson and his American wife, a former actress - as hypocritical "eco warriors" for flying on private jets despite voicing concerns over the environment and conservation. John tweeted that he provided Harry and Meghan with a private jet to his home for security reasons but said a contribution was made to Carbon Footprint Ltd, which offsets carbon emissions by funding environmentally friendly projects. I am deeply distressed by today’s distorted and malicious account in the press surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s private stay at my home in Nice last week. pic.twitter.com/WjVRDSMX0z — Elton John (@eltonofficial) August 19, 2019 × Prince Harry’s Mother, Diana Princess Of Wales was one of my dearest friends. I feel a profound sense of obligation to protect Harry and his family from the unnecessary press intrusion that contributed to Diana’s untimely death. — Elton John (@eltonofficial) August 19, 2019 × After a hectic year continuing their hard work and dedication to charity, David and I wanted the young family to have a private holiday inside the safety and tranquility of our home. To maintain a high level of much-needed protection, we provided them with a private jet flight. — Elton John (@eltonofficial) August 19, 2019 × To support Prince Harry’s commitment to the environment, we ensured their flight was carbon neutral, by making the appropriate contribution to Carbon Footprint™. — Elton John (@eltonofficial) August 19, 2019 × I highly respect and applaud both Harry and Meghan’s commitment to charity and I’m calling on the press to cease these relentless and untrue assassinations on their character that are spuriously crafted on an almost daily basis. Elton — Elton John (@eltonofficial) August 19, 2019 × He added that he was "deeply distressed by (the) distorted and malicious account in the press" around their Nice visit last week. In separate remarks, US talk show host DeGeneres said on Twitter she had met and talked with Harry and Meghan in England about their work on wildlife conservation. "They were the most down-to-earth, compassionate people. Imagine being attacked for everything you do, when all you`re trying to do is make the world better," she wrote. Harry and Meghan`s wedding in May 2018 was marked by an outpouring of affection in Britain but less than a year later the couple have found themselves on the receiving end of a barrage of negative stories in the media. They have ranged from the $3 million cost of renovating their new home to reports dubbing Meghan 'Duchess Difficult.' While much reporting by the British press on the royal family is respectful, verging on the sycophantic, at other times it can be harshly critical, even cruel. The couple have not publicly responded to the various attacks on them.

Elton John blasts relentless character assassination of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

<p>Prince Harry had the sweetest for his wife Meghan Markle as she turned 38 on August 4. The Duke Of Sussex, Prince Harry took to Instagram to wish the Duchess on Sunday.&nbsp;<br />
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The royal couple seem to share an amazing bond and Harry`s wish for his wife proved the same.<br />
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"Wishing HRH The Duchess of Sussex a very Happy Birthday," read the message on the official Instagram handle of the royals- Sussexroyal.However, the post was accompanied by a delighting wish from the Duke who wished Markle with this message."`Happy Birthday to my amazing wife. Thank you for joining me on this adventure!` - Love, H."</p>

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<p>Along with a slew of wishes from several users, also wishing the Duchess was British Vogue magazine`s editor-in-chief, Edward Enninful.&nbsp;Recently, Markle served as the guest editor for the magazine`s <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/meghan-markle-faces-backlash-over-british-vogue-collaboration-239651">September issue `Forces for Change`.</a></p>

<p>Members of her royal family, Prince William and Kate Middleton also showered Markle with a lovely message through their official Instagram handle."Wishing a very happy birthday to The Duchess of Sussex today!" read the message.</p>

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<p>"Happy Birthday to The Duchess of Sussex. The Duchess was born on this day in 1981," Queen Elizabeth wished the duchess on Instagram.<br />
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Almost a week ago, media reports suggested that Markle is expected to have some candid conversation with the Queen in Balmoral Castle where she will be celebrating her birthday.<br />
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The Queen will also advice former `Suits` actor on certain "things that could have been done better."</p>


Prince Harry had the sweetest for his wife Meghan Markle as she turned 38 on August 4. The Duke Of Sussex, Prince Harry took to Instagram to wish the Duchess on Sunday.

Prince Harry had the sweetest for his wife Meghan Markle as she turned 38 on August 4. The Duke Of Sussex, Prince Harry took to Instagram to wish the Duchess on Sunday. The royal couple seem to share an amazing bond and Harry`s wish for his wife proved the same. "Wishing HRH The Duchess of Sussex a very Happy Birthday," read the message on the official Instagram handle of the royals- Sussexroyal.However, the post was accompanied by a delighting wish from the Duke who wished Markle with this message."`Happy Birthday to my amazing wife. Thank you for joining me on this adventure!` - Love, H." View this post on Instagram Wishing HRH The Duchess of Sussex a very Happy Birthday 🎂 • ‘Happy Birthday to my amazing wife. Thank you for joining me on this adventure!’ - Love, H Photo©️PA/Doug Peters A post shared by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (@sussexroyal) on Aug 4, 2019 at 12:00am PDT × Along with a slew of wishes from several users, also wishing the Duchess was British Vogue magazine`s editor-in-chief, Edward Enninful. Recently, Markle served as the guest editor for the magazine`s September issue `Forces for Change`. Members of her royal family, Prince William and Kate Middleton also showered Markle with a lovely message through their official Instagram handle."Wishing a very happy birthday to The Duchess of Sussex today!" read the message. View this post on Instagram Wishing a very happy birthday to The Duchess of Sussex today! 🎈 A post shared by Kensington Palace (@kensingtonroyal) on Aug 4, 2019 at 1:01am PDT × "Happy Birthday to The Duchess of Sussex. The Duchess was born on this day in 1981," Queen Elizabeth wished the duchess on Instagram. Almost a week ago, media reports suggested that Markle is expected to have some candid conversation with the Queen in Balmoral Castle where she will be celebrating her birthday. The Queen will also advice former `Suits` actor on certain "things that could have been done better."

'Thank you for joining me on this adventure': Prince Harry wishes wife Meghan Markle as she turns 38

<p>The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have unfollowed every user on their official Instagram handle which goes by the name Sussexroyal.<br />
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And before any criticism or backlash comes following the move, it is better to know the reason behind it.<br />
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The royal couple on Wednesday shared a post on the picture and video sharing platform asking their followers to nominate 15 accounts that should be crowned with their follow later this month and the months ahead.<br />
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This move is aimed at highlighting those 15 accounts. The post came accompanied with a picture which read, "Who is your force for change?"<br />
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"For the month of August we look to you for help. We want to know who YOUR Force for Change is.... Each month, we change the accounts we follow to highlight various causes, people or organisations doing amazing things for their communities and the world at large," they shared via their official handle.</p>

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<p>In the post, the royals asked people to keep suggesting some names in the comment section."An account that inspires you to be and do better (or that simply makes you feel good), or the handle that brims with optimism for a brighter tomorrow," the message continued as it detailed what sort of accounts should be suggested.<br />
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"We will choose 15 accounts and follow them next Monday, as we spend the month of August acknowledging the Forces for Change in all of our lives," the post added.<br />
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The post seems in liaison with the theme of British Vogue`s September 'Forces of Change' issue, which had Markle as the guest editor.</p>


The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have unfollowed every user on their official Instagram handle which goes by the name Sussexroyal.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have unfollowed every user on their official Instagram handle which goes by the name Sussexroyal. And before any criticism or backlash comes following the move, it is better to know the reason behind it. The royal couple on Wednesday shared a post on the picture and video sharing platform asking their followers to nominate 15 accounts that should be crowned with their follow later this month and the months ahead. This move is aimed at highlighting those 15 accounts. The post came accompanied with a picture which read, "Who is your force for change?" "For the month of August we look to you for help. We want to know who YOUR Force for Change is.... Each month, we change the accounts we follow to highlight various causes, people or organisations doing amazing things for their communities and the world at large," they shared via their official handle. View this post on Instagram For the month of August we look to you for help. We want to know who YOUR Force for Change is.... Each month, we change the accounts we follow to highlight various causes, people or organisations doing amazing things for their communities and the world at large. Over the next few days please add your suggestions into the comments section: someone you look up to, the organisation doing amazing work that we should all be following, an account that inspires you to be and do better (or that simply makes you feel good), or the handle that brims with optimism for a brighter tomorrow. We will choose 15 accounts and follow them next Monday, as we spend the month of August acknowledging the Forces for Change in all of our lives. A post shared by The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (@sussexroyal) on Jul 31, 2019 at 4:00pm PDT × In the post, the royals asked people to keep suggesting some names in the comment section."An account that inspires you to be and do better (or that simply makes you feel good), or the handle that brims with optimism for a brighter tomorrow," the message continued as it detailed what sort of accounts should be suggested. "We will choose 15 accounts and follow them next Monday, as we spend the month of August acknowledging the Forces for Change in all of our lives," the post added. The post seems in liaison with the theme of British Vogue`s September 'Forces of Change' issue, which had Markle as the guest editor.

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<p>Britain's Prince Harry has spoken of the "unconscious bias" of racism, saying some people did not realise their own prejudices and that stigma was handed down from generation to generation.</p>

<p>In an interview he conducted with conservationist Jane Goodall for British Vogue magazine, Harry also suggested that he wanted to have only two children with his wife Meghan.</p>

<p>The discussion between Harry and Goodall about the impact of upbringing and environment on people's views appears in the September issue of the magazine, which was guest edited by the prince's wife.</p>

<p>"Despite the fact that if you go up to someone and say, 'What you’ve just said, or the way that you’ve behaved, is racist' – they’ll turn around and say, 'I’m not a racist'," Harry said.</p>

<p>"I’m not saying that you’re a racist, I’m just saying that your unconscious bias is proving that, because of the way that you’ve been brought up, the environment you’ve been brought up in, suggests that you have this point of view – unconscious point of view – where naturally you will look at someone in a different way."</p>

<p>Harry, 34, has previously criticised some racist overtones in media coverage of his wife, a 37-year-old former actress whose mother is African-American and father is white.</p>

<p>In the article, Harry and Goodall agreed that children had to be taught to hate.</p>

<p>"But again, just as stigma is handed down from generation to generation, your perspective on the world and on life and on people is something that is taught to you," said Harry.</p>

<p>"It’s learned from your family, learned from the older generation, or from advertising, from your environment."</p>

<p>Harry, who like his father Prince Charles has warned of the dangers of climate change, also talked about his concerns about the future for the planet, which led on to the subject of children.</p>

<p>Harry and Meghan's first child, a son called Archie, was born in May.</p>

<p>"I’ve always wanted to try and ensure that, even before having a child and hoping to have children …," Harry said before Goodall interjected: "Not too many!".</p>

<p>Harry replied: "Two, maximum! But I’ve always thought: this place is borrowed. And, surely, being as intelligent as we all are, or as evolved as we all are supposed to be, we should be able to leave something better behind for the next generation."</p>


Britain's Prince Harry has spoken of the "unconscious bias" of racism, saying some people did not realise their own prejudices and that stigma was handed down from generation to generation.

Britain's Prince Harry has spoken of the "unconscious bias" of racism, saying some people did not realise their own prejudices and that stigma was handed down from generation to generation. In an interview he conducted with conservationist Jane Goodall for British Vogue magazine, Harry also suggested that he wanted to have only two children with his wife Meghan. The discussion between Harry and Goodall about the impact of upbringing and environment on people's views appears in the September issue of the magazine, which was guest edited by the prince's wife. "Despite the fact that if you go up to someone and say, 'What you’ve just said, or the way that you’ve behaved, is racist' – they’ll turn around and say, 'I’m not a racist'," Harry said. "I’m not saying that you’re a racist, I’m just saying that your unconscious bias is proving that, because of the way that you’ve been brought up, the environment you’ve been brought up in, suggests that you have this point of view – unconscious point of view – where naturally you will look at someone in a different way." Harry, 34, has previously criticised some racist overtones in media coverage of his wife, a 37-year-old former actress whose mother is African-American and father is white. In the article, Harry and Goodall agreed that children had to be taught to hate. "But again, just as stigma is handed down from generation to generation, your perspective on the world and on life and on people is something that is taught to you," said Harry. "It’s learned from your family, learned from the older generation, or from advertising, from your environment." Harry, who like his father Prince Charles has warned of the dangers of climate change, also talked about his concerns about the future for the planet, which led on to the subject of children. Harry and Meghan's first child, a son called Archie, was born in May. "I’ve always wanted to try and ensure that, even before having a child and hoping to have children …," Harry said before Goodall interjected: "Not too many!". Harry replied: "Two, maximum! But I’ve always thought: this place is borrowed. And, surely, being as intelligent as we all are, or as evolved as we all are supposed to be, we should be able to leave something better behind for the next generation."

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