Prince&nbsp;Harry&nbsp;will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of his Invictus Games at a service in St Paul's Cathedral in London on May 8th, making a rare visit back to Britain for the international sporting event he founded.

Harry, who lives in the United States with his wife Meghan and two children, launched the Games in 2017, a multi-sport event for military personnel wounded in action.

Harry, the youngest son of King Charles, served as a military helicopter pilot in Afghanistan.

The service will celebrate the event and include readings by&nbsp;Harry&nbsp;and the British actor Damian Lewis. Wounded veterans and members of the Invictus community will also attend.

It will mark "a decade of changing lives and saving lives through sport," organisers said.

Harry&nbsp;has only returned to Britain on a few occasions since he quit working as a member of the royal family in 2020, arriving for major events such as the 2022 funeral of Queen Elizabeth and his father's coronation in May 2023.

He was last seen in Britain in February this year for a brief meeting with his father after the monarch announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer.

The palace said on Friday that Charles would return to public duties after he made good progress following treatment and a period of recuperation.

Prince Harry will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of his Invictus Games at a service in St Paul's Cathedral in London on May 8th, making a rare visit back to Britain for the international sporting event he founded.

Prince Harry will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of his Invictus Games at a service in St Paul's Cathedral in London on May 8th, making a rare visit back to Britain for the international sporting event he founded. Harry, who lives in the United States with his wife Meghan and two children, launched the Games in 2017, a multi-sport event for military personnel wounded in action. Harry, the youngest son of King Charles, served as a military helicopter pilot in Afghanistan. The service will celebrate the event and include readings by Harry and the British actor Damian Lewis. Wounded veterans and members of the Invictus community will also attend. It will mark "a decade of changing lives and saving lives through sport," organisers said. Harry has only returned to Britain on a few occasions since he quit working as a member of the royal family in 2020, arriving for major events such as the 2022 funeral of Queen Elizabeth and his father's coronation in May 2023. He was last seen in Britain in February this year for a brief meeting with his father after the monarch announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer. The palace said on Friday that Charles would return to public duties after he made good progress following treatment and a period of recuperation.

Prince Harry to visit London in May for Invictus Games 10th anniversary

Prince Harry's lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid publisher over allegations of unlawful information gathering can proceed to a potential trial next year, a UK judge ruled Friday.

In one of several claims he has brought against UK newspaper publishers, Harry, 39, alleges he was repeatedly targeted by journalists and private investigators working for The Sun tabloid.

He has been joined in the lawsuit by dozens of other claimants.&nbsp;

News Group Newspapers (NGN), its publisher, has denied accusations of illegal activity and had asked the High Court in London to delay a potential trial, provisionally due to start next January.

It wanted&nbsp;a narrower-in-scope preliminary trial held to decide whether the cases have been brought too late and outside a legal time limit.

But in a ruling Friday, judge Timothy Fancourt dismissed the request.

He said there was a "plainly considerable risk" of a preliminary trial "increasing costs overall and delaying" a full trial by up to two years.

"That is unsatisfactory," the judge added.

It comes two days after actor Hugh Grant settled his claim against NGN over &nbsp;allegations of unlawful information gathering, saying he wanted to avoid a potential legal bill of millions of pounds.

While no details of the settlement were given, Grant said on social media he had been offered an "enormous sum of money" not to go to court.

NGN said the claim had been settled "without admission of liability" and that it was "in both parties' financial interests not to progress to a costly trial".

Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, this year settled a long-running lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) after alleging its&nbsp;journalists were linked to deceptive and unlawful methods, including phone hacking.

The prince is also bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday.

Prince Harry's lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid publisher over allegations of unlawful information gathering can proceed to a potential trial next year, a UK judge ruled Friday.

Prince Harry's lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid publisher over allegations of unlawful information gathering can proceed to a potential trial next year, a UK judge ruled Friday. In one of several claims he has brought against UK newspaper publishers, Harry, 39, alleges he was repeatedly targeted by journalists and private investigators working for The Sun tabloid. He has been joined in the lawsuit by dozens of other claimants. News Group Newspapers (NGN), its publisher, has denied accusations of illegal activity and had asked the High Court in London to delay a potential trial, provisionally due to start next January. It wanted a narrower-in-scope preliminary trial held to decide whether the cases have been brought too late and outside a legal time limit. But in a ruling Friday, judge Timothy Fancourt dismissed the request. He said there was a "plainly considerable risk" of a preliminary trial "increasing costs overall and delaying" a full trial by up to two years. "That is unsatisfactory," the judge added. It comes two days after actor Hugh Grant settled his claim against NGN over allegations of unlawful information gathering, saying he wanted to avoid a potential legal bill of millions of pounds. While no details of the settlement were given, Grant said on social media he had been offered an "enormous sum of money" not to go to court. NGN said the claim had been settled "without admission of liability" and that it was "in both parties' financial interests not to progress to a costly trial". Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, this year settled a long-running lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) after alleging its journalists were linked to deceptive and unlawful methods, including phone hacking. The prince is also bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday.

Prince Harry lawsuit against UK tabloid progresses towards trial

Prince Harry lost a long-running legal battle over the downgrading of his security in Britain, as a High Court judge ruled on Wednesday that the British government was entitled to change the level of police protection for a member of the royal family who was no longer carrying out official duties.

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Meghan Markle celebrated her husband Prince Harry's big win at a polo match with a sweet kiss.&nbsp;

On Friday (April 12), in Wellington, Florida, Harry had a fun&nbsp;day out at the Royal Salute Polo Challenge held at the Grand Champions Polo Club.&nbsp;

In the charity match, Harry&nbsp;registered a big win by 3-1. At the end of the game, Meghan expressed her happiness by quickly&nbsp;kissing the Duke in front of the camera, and before she gave him the trophy. &nbsp;

Onlookers present at the polo match told People, that Harry and Meghan were ''very loving with each other."

They added, "Meghan looked really happy."

The money raised from the match will go to Sentebale, the charity&nbsp;that&nbsp;Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho co-founded in 2006. The charity supports African children affected by poverty, inequality, and HIV/AIDS.&nbsp;

For the sports day out, the Duchess of Sussex was wearing an elegant white dress with a halter neck, and a large bow at the back. She accessorised her look with gold earrings and bracelets. She wore nude pumps and tied her hair in a bun.

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On April 11, two new projects of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with Netflix were announced. The couple's &nbsp;Archewell Productions revealed two new series exploring the world of polo, gardening, and cooking. These will be non-fiction projects.&nbsp;

The first show will focus on Meghan enjoying cooking, gardening and friendship. The show will be directed by Michael Steed with Selena + Chef Leah Hariton as showrunner.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the second series will be on the world of professional polo.

Meghan Markle celebrated her husband Prince Harry's big win at a polo match with a sweet kiss. On Friday (April 12), in Wellington, Florida, Harry had a fun day out at the Royal Salute Polo Challenge held at the Grand Champions Polo Club.

Meghan Markle celebrated her husband Prince Harry's big win at a polo match with a sweet kiss. On Friday (April 12), in Wellington, Florida, Harry had a fun day out at the Royal Salute Polo Challenge held at the Grand Champions Polo Club. In the charity match, Harry registered a big win by 3-1. At the end of the game, Meghan expressed her happiness by quickly kissing the Duke in front of the camera, and before she gave him the trophy. Onlookers present at the polo match told People, that Harry and Meghan were ''very loving with each other." They added, "Meghan looked really happy." The money raised from the match will go to Sentebale, the charity that Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho co-founded in 2006. The charity supports African children affected by poverty, inequality, and HIV/AIDS. For the sports day out, the Duchess of Sussex was wearing an elegant white dress with a halter neck, and a large bow at the back. She accessorised her look with gold earrings and bracelets. She wore nude pumps and tied her hair in a bun. Harry in this one-man relay with Meghan's hand. When we think he's about to let go of M's hand - he just hand it right back to himself😂💕#Sentebale #GoodKingHarry pic.twitter.com/Y5SV4eKLiW — D.B.🌸 (@DBrown99944) April 12, 2024 × Meghan and Harry were also being filmed for their Netflix series based on the world of polo. Harry and Meghan are so playful ugh His little “for me?” And her shoulder scrunch 😩pic.twitter.com/Bnx237kGFV — Myra (@SussexPrincess) April 13, 2024 × That loud bang we keep hearing is the sound of Harry and Meghan haters spontaneously combusting 🤭 pic.twitter.com/nqepmYq6cM — Lorraine King (@lorrainemking) April 13, 2024 × On April 11, two new projects of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with Netflix were announced. The couple's Archewell Productions revealed two new series exploring the world of polo, gardening, and cooking. These will be non-fiction projects. The first show will focus on Meghan enjoying cooking, gardening and friendship. The show will be directed by Michael Steed with Selena + Chef Leah Hariton as showrunner. Meanwhile, the second series will be on the world of professional polo.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle celebrate polo match win with a sweet kiss

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have finally cracked a deal with Netflix. After much to and fro, the duo has got a green light for two new series with the OTT giant in the space of gardening, cooking and professional polo, among other things. These will be two non-fiction projects.&nbsp;

These two shows are part of an overall deal with the OTT streamer. The deal was signed with the company in 2020 via their Archewell Productions banner. They will be produced by Sony Pictures Television’s The Intellectual Property Corporation.&nbsp;

<h2>What are the shows about</h2>

The first series will see Meghan Markle enjoying the art of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship. Selena + Chef’s Leah Hariton will serve as showrunner with Michael Steed as director.&nbsp;

The second series follows the world of professional polo. Shot primarily at the US&nbsp;Open Polo Championship in Wellington, Florida, at The USPA National Polo Center, the series will explore the sport, which is known primarily for its aesthetic and social scene. Prince Harry has been known as a keen polo player and is often photographed playing internationally.

Miloš Balać will serve as showrunner while Prince Harry and Meghan will executive produce alongside Pysnik for Archewell Productions, with Andrew Fried, Sarina Roma, and Dane Lillegard exec producing for Boardwalk Pictures and Balać and Ian Samplin also exec producing.

Both untitled shows are in the early stages of production.

<h2>Meghan recently announced a new business venture</h2>

Meghan had recently announced a new lifestyle brand. She has named it the American Riviera Orchard.&nbsp;

American Riviera Orchard seems to be a nod to Santa Barbara, the California town where Meghan and her husband Prince Harry reside with their two kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Most locals call Santa Barbara the “American Riviera”.&nbsp;

Meghan plans to venture into home interior space with the brand as reports suggest that a trademark application for the same is currently under examination. Once approved, American Riviera Orchard will sell tableware, drinkware including decanters, kitchen linens and edible treats such as jellies, jams, marmalade and spreads. The trademark application is also seeking approval for cookbooks.

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have finally cracked a deal with Netflix. After much to and fro, the duo has got a green light for two new series with the OTT giant in the space of gardening, cooking and professional polo, among other things.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have finally cracked a deal with Netflix. After much to and fro, the duo has got a green light for two new series with the OTT giant in the space of gardening, cooking and professional polo, among other things. These will be two non-fiction projects. These two shows are part of an overall deal with the OTT streamer. The deal was signed with the company in 2020 via their Archewell Productions banner. They will be produced by Sony Pictures Television’s The Intellectual Property Corporation. What are the shows about The first series will see Meghan Markle enjoying the art of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship. Selena + Chef’s Leah Hariton will serve as showrunner with Michael Steed as director. The second series follows the world of professional polo. Shot primarily at the US Open Polo Championship in Wellington, Florida, at The USPA National Polo Center, the series will explore the sport, which is known primarily for its aesthetic and social scene. Prince Harry has been known as a keen polo player and is often photographed playing internationally. Miloš Balać will serve as showrunner while Prince Harry and Meghan will executive produce alongside Pysnik for Archewell Productions, with Andrew Fried, Sarina Roma, and Dane Lillegard exec producing for Boardwalk Pictures and Balać and Ian Samplin also exec producing. Both untitled shows are in the early stages of production. Meghan recently announced a new business venture Meghan had recently announced a new lifestyle brand. She has named it the American Riviera Orchard. American Riviera Orchard seems to be a nod to Santa Barbara, the California town where Meghan and her husband Prince Harry reside with their two kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Most locals call Santa Barbara the “American Riviera”. Meghan plans to venture into home interior space with the brand as reports suggest that a trademark application for the same is currently under examination. Once approved, American Riviera Orchard will sell tableware, drinkware including decanters, kitchen linens and edible treats such as jellies, jams, marmalade and spreads. The trademark application is also seeking approval for cookbooks. Also read: Prince William shares his first social media post since Kate's cancer diagnosis announcement Cher arrives at Dolce & Gabbana exhibition with beau Alexander Edwards

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry to launch two non-fiction series on Netflix

Prince Harry’s partying days with Sean “Diddy” Combs have now come under the scanner as the latter faces prison time over a litany of shocking sexual assault and sex trafficking allegations. The former music mogul is currently facing sexual assault allegations in a case brought by one of his former producers, Rodney Jones.&nbsp;

In connection to the case, police raided Diddy’s two properties on March 26, both the Miami and Los Angeles homes of the rapper. It all looked like a scene out of an action film as armoured vehicles rounded out his homes and blocked the entire area. There were reports that Sean was trying to escape but those were quashed when the rapper calmly handled the situation. Authorities detained some people at the property with their hands bound by zip ties. Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-witch-hunt-sean-diddy-combs-lawyer-thinks-so-704645">Witch hunt? Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyer thinks so</a>

<h2>Prince Harry named in Sean "Diddy" Combs sex assault lawsuit</h2>

While Prince Harry is not accused of any wrongdoing, his proximity to the rapper at the time the latter was indulging in these alleged acts&nbsp;is being questioned. The former royal’s name popped up when he was mentioned in the suit by Rodney Jones.&nbsp;

Jones, who says he was groped, harassed, and threatened by Sean “Diddy” Combs, says in the suit that Diddy’s co-defendants were rewarded “for participating in and facilitating Combs’ sex trafficking venture” by getting “affiliation and access to Mr Combs’ popularity.” Jones first filed the suit in February.

There was another lawsuit in mid-November by&nbsp;R&amp;B vocalist Cassandra Ventura who accused Combs of subjecting her to physical abuse, sexual slavery and rape during a 10-year professional and romantic relationship.

The lawsuit cited violations of sex trafficking and human trafficking statutes.&nbsp;

As for Jones' lawsuit, he said, “Mr Combs was known for throwing the ‘best’ parties. Affiliation with, and or sponsorship of Mr Combs’ sex-trafficking parties garnered legitimacy and access to celebrities such as famous athletes, political figures, artists, musicians, and international dignitaries like British royal, Prince Harry.”

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<h2>Royal family's tryst with controversies</h2>

Prince Andrew’s name cropped up in another infamous matter, that of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged sexual offences, years back. His name was there in the US court documents as the Jeffrey Epstein/Ghislaine Maxwell scandal got exposed. Ultimately, he was himself accused of sexual assault by Epstein's victim Virginia Giuffre, and he settled the matter following a multi-million dollar agreement. Most recently, the disgraced prince was&nbsp;accused of participating in an orgy with underage victims.

Prince Harry’s partying days with Sean “Diddy” Combs have now come under the scanner as the latter faces prison time over a litany of shocking sexual assault and sex trafficking allegations.

Prince Harry’s partying days with Sean “Diddy” Combs have now come under the scanner as the latter faces prison time over a litany of shocking sexual assault and sex trafficking allegations. The former music mogul is currently facing sexual assault allegations in a case brought by one of his former producers, Rodney Jones. In connection to the case, police raided Diddy’s two properties on March 26, both the Miami and Los Angeles homes of the rapper. It all looked like a scene out of an action film as armoured vehicles rounded out his homes and blocked the entire area. There were reports that Sean was trying to escape but those were quashed when the rapper calmly handled the situation. Authorities detained some people at the property with their hands bound by zip ties. Also read: Witch hunt? Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyer thinks so Prince Harry named in Sean "Diddy" Combs sex assault lawsuit While Prince Harry is not accused of any wrongdoing, his proximity to the rapper at the time the latter was indulging in these alleged acts is being questioned. The former royal’s name popped up when he was mentioned in the suit by Rodney Jones. Jones, who says he was groped, harassed, and threatened by Sean “Diddy” Combs, says in the suit that Diddy’s co-defendants were rewarded “for participating in and facilitating Combs’ sex trafficking venture” by getting “affiliation and access to Mr Combs’ popularity.” Jones first filed the suit in February. There was another lawsuit in mid-November by R&B vocalist Cassandra Ventura who accused Combs of subjecting her to physical abuse, sexual slavery and rape during a 10-year professional and romantic relationship. The lawsuit cited violations of sex trafficking and human trafficking statutes. As for Jones' lawsuit, he said, “Mr Combs was known for throwing the ‘best’ parties. Affiliation with, and or sponsorship of Mr Combs’ sex-trafficking parties garnered legitimacy and access to celebrities such as famous athletes, political figures, artists, musicians, and international dignitaries like British royal, Prince Harry.” Also read: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' private plane tracked to Antigua amid federal raids on his properties: Reports Royal family's tryst with controversies Prince Andrew’s name cropped up in another infamous matter, that of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged sexual offences, years back. His name was there in the US court documents as the Jeffrey Epstein/Ghislaine Maxwell scandal got exposed. Ultimately, he was himself accused of sexual assault by Epstein's victim Virginia Giuffre, and he settled the matter following a multi-million dollar agreement. Most recently, the disgraced prince was accused of participating in an orgy with underage victims.

Prince Harry named in Sean 'Diddy' Combs sex trafficking lawsuit

Several prominent names appear in the court filings made in connection with music producer Rodney Jones' $30 million lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs.&nbsp; 
 
Jones filed his lawsuit on February 26, making several accusations against Combs which include sexual misconduct, grooming and sex-trafficking activity. Attorneys for Combs have strongly denied the allegations.&nbsp; 
 
Jones' filing to the federal district court in New York lists out details of his allegations. One section even claims that Combs' music industry associates financially benefitted from facilitating his alleged unlawful behaviour and also gained access to his powerful connections. 
 
Here are the prominent names who feature in court filing:&nbsp; 
 
Stevie J (Steven Aaron Jordan), a music producer and television personality 
 
A redacted name of a Philadelphia rapper who dated Nicki Minaj 
 
A Grammy Award-winning R&amp;B singer who had trouble with law enforcement after assaulting a Bajan billionaire, whose name was also redacted. 
 
Yung Miami, who was not labelled as a celebrity in the filing 
 
Prince Harry 
 
Bishop TD&nbsp;Jakes 
 
Cassie Ventura, a singer and dancer 
 
Georgia Mass Choir 
 
Donald Lawrence, songwriter and music producer 
 
The Clark Sisters 
 
Smokie Norful 
 
Faheem Muhammad 
 
DeForrest Taylor 
 
Jose Cruz 
 
Among the benefits enjoyed by music industry parties, Jones' lawyers claimed, was "affiliation and access to Mr&nbsp;Combs' popularity." 
 
None of the celebrities named in the filing have been charged or legally implicated.&nbsp; 
 
It is alleged that through his popularity, Combs' associates gained access to "celebrities such as famous athletes, political figures, artists, musicians, and international dignitaries like British Royal, Prince Harry."

The court filing comes after federal authorities on Monday raided homes owned by Combs in multiple locations like Los Angeles, California, and Miami, Florida. 
 
Investigators with the Department of Homeland Security executed search warrants at properties belonging to Combs in the Holmby Hills neighbourhood of West Los Angeles, and Miami on Monday afternoon. 
 
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In response to the raid, Tyrone Blackburn, an attorney representing Rodney&nbsp;Jones, gave a statement saying, "About damn time. Sometimes justice delayed is not justice denied, so long as justice ultimately arrives." 
 
Combs has been dealing with several legal cases in recent months with multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault and trafficking.

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In a separate case, Combs' ex-girlfriend, R&amp;B singer Cassie, sued him in November, alleging years of sexual abuse. 
 
A lawsuit which accused Combs of forcing her to have sex with male prostitutes while he filmed the act was settled a day after it was filed.

Several prominent names appear in the court filings made in connection with music producer Rodney Jones' $30 million lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs. Jones filed his lawsuit on February 26, making several accusations against Combs which include sexual misconduct, grooming and sex-trafficking activity.

Several prominent names appear in the court filings made in connection with music producer Rodney Jones' $30 million lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs. Jones filed his lawsuit on February 26, making several accusations against Combs which include sexual misconduct, grooming and sex-trafficking activity. Attorneys for Combs have strongly denied the allegations. Jones' filing to the federal district court in New York lists out details of his allegations. One section even claims that Combs' music industry associates financially benefitted from facilitating his alleged unlawful behaviour and also gained access to his powerful connections. Here are the prominent names who feature in court filing: Stevie J (Steven Aaron Jordan), a music producer and television personality A redacted name of a Philadelphia rapper who dated Nicki Minaj A Grammy Award-winning R&B singer who had trouble with law enforcement after assaulting a Bajan billionaire, whose name was also redacted. Yung Miami, who was not labelled as a celebrity in the filing Prince Harry Bishop TD Jakes Cassie Ventura, a singer and dancer Georgia Mass Choir Donald Lawrence, songwriter and music producer The Clark Sisters Smokie Norful Faheem Muhammad DeForrest Taylor Jose Cruz Among the benefits enjoyed by music industry parties, Jones' lawyers claimed, was "affiliation and access to Mr Combs' popularity." None of the celebrities named in the filing have been charged or legally implicated. It is alleged that through his popularity, Combs' associates gained access to "celebrities such as famous athletes, political figures, artists, musicians, and international dignitaries like British Royal, Prince Harry." The court filing comes after federal authorities on Monday raided homes owned by Combs in multiple locations like Los Angeles, California, and Miami, Florida. Investigators with the Department of Homeland Security executed search warrants at properties belonging to Combs in the Holmby Hills neighbourhood of West Los Angeles, and Miami on Monday afternoon. The raids were conducted due to sex trafficking allegations levelled by different plaintiffs against Combs. Prince Harry named in Sean 'Diddy' Combs sex trafficking lawsuit In response to the raid, Tyrone Blackburn, an attorney representing Rodney Jones, gave a statement saying, "About damn time. Sometimes justice delayed is not justice denied, so long as justice ultimately arrives." Combs has been dealing with several legal cases in recent months with multiple lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault and trafficking. Witch hunt? Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyer thinks so in wake of raids on his properties in sex abuse cases In a separate case, Combs' ex-girlfriend, R&B singer Cassie, sued him in November, alleging years of sexual abuse. A lawsuit which accused Combs of forcing her to have sex with male prostitutes while he filmed the act was settled a day after it was filed.

Prince Harry to Jose Cruz: All the celebrities named in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs court filing

Prince Harry could be deported from the US if he lied about taking drugs on his American visa application, according to former US President Donald Trump.&nbsp;

In an interview with GB News (of which preview aired recently), Donald Trump can be seen commenting on visa drama concerning Prince Harry. The British royal who now lives in California is speculated to have taken drugs and lied about it. In the interview, Trump said, “We’ll have to see if they know something about the drugs, and if he lied they’ll have to take appropriate action.”

When asked if it meant that he would not get to stay in America, Trump replied, “Oh I don’t know. You’ll have to tell me. You just have to tell me.”

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<h2>Prince Harry's visa row</h2>

Prince Harry’s visa status has been in focus&nbsp;ever since an American think tank, the Heritage Foundation, sued the Department of Homeland Security last year for access to his immigration records.&nbsp;

For the unversed, certain American visa applications need the person to disclose whether they have ever taken drugs. If found using drugs, the application can be denied.&nbsp;

Previously, other public figures have run into issues entering the US over their reported drug use.&nbsp;

The issue came to notice when Prince Harry mentioned the use of drugs in his memoir, Spare. In his memoir, he spoke about using various drugs and psychedelics including cocaine, marijuana and magic mushrooms. It is unclear whether he declared using the same on his visa application.&nbsp;

Ever since the revelation happened, many right-wing commentators in the US and UK&nbsp;have turned against Harry and his wife Meghan Markle. The couple left the UK and stepped away from royal duties. They now reside in the US.&nbsp;

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Prince Harry could be deported from the US if he lied about taking drugs on his American visa application, according to former US President Donald Trump. In an interview with GB News (of which preview aired recently), Donald Trump can be seen commenting on visa drama concerning Prince Harry.

Prince Harry could be deported from the US if he lied about taking drugs on his American visa application, according to former US President Donald Trump. In an interview with GB News (of which preview aired recently), Donald Trump can be seen commenting on visa drama concerning Prince Harry. The British royal who now lives in California is speculated to have taken drugs and lied about it. In the interview, Trump said, “We’ll have to see if they know something about the drugs, and if he lied they’ll have to take appropriate action.” When asked if it meant that he would not get to stay in America, Trump replied, “Oh I don’t know. You’ll have to tell me. You just have to tell me.” Also read: Who is Rose Hanbury? Breaking down royal drama amid rumours of her alleged affair with Prince William Prince Harry's visa row Prince Harry’s visa status has been in focus ever since an American think tank, the Heritage Foundation, sued the Department of Homeland Security last year for access to his immigration records. For the unversed, certain American visa applications need the person to disclose whether they have ever taken drugs. If found using drugs, the application can be denied. Previously, other public figures have run into issues entering the US over their reported drug use. The issue came to notice when Prince Harry mentioned the use of drugs in his memoir, Spare. In his memoir, he spoke about using various drugs and psychedelics including cocaine, marijuana and magic mushrooms. It is unclear whether he declared using the same on his visa application. Ever since the revelation happened, many right-wing commentators in the US and UK have turned against Harry and his wife Meghan Markle. The couple left the UK and stepped away from royal duties. They now reside in the US. Also read: Kate Middleton health: The London Clinic chief finally responds to privacy breach reports

Donald Trump says Prince Harry could be deported from US over past drug use

Siblings Prince William and Prince Harry came together to honour their late mother, Princess Diana at the Diana Legacy Awards Ceremony which took place on March 14 in London. While elder brother Prince William attended the event physically, Harry made his presence felt virtually.&nbsp;

The event took place in London’s Science Museum where Prince William was spotted. He was seen wearing a classic tuxedo as he addressed the crowd in a heartfelt speech about his mother. At the awards, 20 people were bestowed with Legacy Awards.&nbsp;

<h2>Prince William attended the event physically</h2>

In a video from the event that has made its way to social media, William said, "I know that she would have been honoured to see a charity in her name doing such inspirational work to uplift young people from all corners of the globe. She taught me that everyone has potential to give something back; that everyone in need deserves a supporting hand in life."

"That legacy is something both Catherine and I have sought to focus on through our work," William continued. "As have the 50,000 young people who have received the Diana Award over the past 25 years. I am so proud to see the belief of my mother's manifested in the amazing young people receiving the Legacy award tonight."

After the speech, Prince William went on to present the awards.&nbsp;

<h2>Prince Harry attended virtually</h2>

Harry also made his presence felt at the event albeit virtually. He spoke with the award recipients after William left.&nbsp;

Prince Harry and William have not been on talking terms since Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey. The couple had spoken about the British monarchy, the institution and how Meghan was ill-treated by the royals. Things further soured after Prince Harry’s memoir came out and he detailed a fight with his elder brother during which William supposedly pushed him.&nbsp;

Harry and Meghan have meanwhile stepped away from the royal life. They stepped away from royal duties in 2020.

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<h2>What are the Diana Legacy Awards?</h2>

The Diana Award Foundation was created in 1999, two years after Diana died in a car accident. She was with her then-beau Dodi Fayed. Celebrating its 25th anniversary and remembering the People’s Princess, the organisation is the only charitable establishment to use her name.&nbsp;

<h2>The British Monarchy under scanner</h2>

The British monarchy is currently facing a tough time. There have been many medical emergencies, including King Charles III’s prostate cancer diagnosis. Also, William’s wife Kate Middleton has been away from the public eye since January as she is recovering from a planned abdominal procedure.&nbsp;

In an official statement, Kensington Palace previously shared that Kate will take some time to recover and will resume her royal duties only after Easter. Kate’s absence from the public eye has been noticeable with many theories circulating around her health. She was recently slammed for a Mother’s Day post for “manipulation” after netizens spotted that the latest picture of Kate with her kids was edited. Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/kate-middleton-mystery-where-is-the-princess-since-surgery-in-january-2024-699557">Kate Middleton Mystery: Where is the Princess since surgery in January 2024?</a>

Accepting that the photo was edited, Kate issued a statement via The Kensington Palace: "Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing. I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother's Day. C."

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Siblings Prince William and Prince Harry came together to honour their late mother, Princess Diana at the Diana Legacy Awards Ceremony which took place on March 14 in London.

Siblings Prince William and Prince Harry came together to honour their late mother, Princess Diana at the Diana Legacy Awards Ceremony which took place on March 14 in London. While elder brother Prince William attended the event physically, Harry made his presence felt virtually. The event took place in London’s Science Museum where Prince William was spotted. He was seen wearing a classic tuxedo as he addressed the crowd in a heartfelt speech about his mother. At the awards, 20 people were bestowed with Legacy Awards. Prince William attended the event physically In a video from the event that has made its way to social media, William said, "I know that she would have been honoured to see a charity in her name doing such inspirational work to uplift young people from all corners of the globe. She taught me that everyone has potential to give something back; that everyone in need deserves a supporting hand in life." "That legacy is something both Catherine and I have sought to focus on through our work," William continued. "As have the 50,000 young people who have received the Diana Award over the past 25 years. I am so proud to see the belief of my mother's manifested in the amazing young people receiving the Legacy award tonight." After the speech, Prince William went on to present the awards. Prince Harry attended virtually Harry also made his presence felt at the event albeit virtually. He spoke with the award recipients after William left. Prince Harry and William have not been on talking terms since Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey. The couple had spoken about the British monarchy, the institution and how Meghan was ill-treated by the royals. Things further soured after Prince Harry’s memoir came out and he detailed a fight with his elder brother during which William supposedly pushed him. Harry and Meghan have meanwhile stepped away from the royal life. They stepped away from royal duties in 2020. Also read: Meghan Markle is back on Instagram, announces new venture American Riviera Orchard What are the Diana Legacy Awards? The Diana Award Foundation was created in 1999, two years after Diana died in a car accident. She was with her then-beau Dodi Fayed. Celebrating its 25th anniversary and remembering the People’s Princess, the organisation is the only charitable establishment to use her name. The British Monarchy under scanner The British monarchy is currently facing a tough time. There have been many medical emergencies, including King Charles III’s prostate cancer diagnosis. Also, William’s wife Kate Middleton has been away from the public eye since January as she is recovering from a planned abdominal procedure. In an official statement, Kensington Palace previously shared that Kate will take some time to recover and will resume her royal duties only after Easter. Kate’s absence from the public eye has been noticeable with many theories circulating around her health. She was recently slammed for a Mother’s Day post for “manipulation” after netizens spotted that the latest picture of Kate with her kids was edited. Also read: Kate Middleton Mystery: Where is the Princess since surgery in January 2024? Accepting that the photo was edited, Kate issued a statement via The Kensington Palace: "Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing. I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother's Day. C." In pics: Priyanka Chopra is a proud mama as she brings daughter Malti Marie to India

Drama continues as Prince William, Harry honour mother Diana at London event separately

Meghan Markle is back on Instagram. The Duchess of Sussex announced a new venture as she returned to the photo-sharing platform with a surprise new project called American Riviera Orchard. The Instagram page for what appears to be a lifestyle brand carried a bio that reads: "By Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex. Established 2024."

The first post on the page is that of Meghan Markle, who is seen picking flowers and cooking in a kitchen set to the song “I Wish You Love” by singer Nancy Wilson.&nbsp;

<h2>What is American Riviera Orchard?</h2>

From what we understand, American Riviera Orchard seems to be a nod to Santa Barbara, the California town where Meghan and her husband Prince Harry reside with their two kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Most locals call Santa Barbara the “American Riviera”. This, is “because of its temperate climate and lush landscapes”. Locals also highly publicise its world-class wine culture.&nbsp;

Meghan Markle’s new venture comes with a logo that includes the name Montecito, the name of the neighbourhood where they reside.

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Meghan plans to venture into home interior space with the brand as reports suggest that a trademark application for the same is currently under examination. Once approved, American Riviera Orchard will sell tableware, drinkware including decanters, kitchen linens and edible treats such as jellies, jams, marmalade and spreads. The trademark application is also seeking approval for cookbooks.

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<h2>Meghan Markle returns to Instagram after 4 years</h2>

Meghan Markle was last on Instagram in 2017 when she shut down her lifestyle blog The Tig. At the time, she used her blog to share about her favourite food, travel discoveries and whatnot. She shut down her social media profiles after she got engaged to Prince Harry.&nbsp;

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With American Riviera, Meghan Markle will be making her first appearance on social media since 2020 when she and her husband Prince Harry made their last update to their Sussex Royal Instagram page. At the time, they shut the page after stepping away from royal duties. They have since then stepped away from the responsibilities that come with being a working member of the royal family. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle married in May 2018.&nbsp;

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Meghan Markle is back on Instagram. The Duchess of Sussex announced a new venture as she returned to the photo-sharing platform with a surprise new project called American Riviera Orchard.

Meghan Markle is back on Instagram. The Duchess of Sussex announced a new venture as she returned to the photo-sharing platform with a surprise new project called American Riviera Orchard. The Instagram page for what appears to be a lifestyle brand carried a bio that reads: "By Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex. Established 2024." The first post on the page is that of Meghan Markle, who is seen picking flowers and cooking in a kitchen set to the song “I Wish You Love” by singer Nancy Wilson. What is American Riviera Orchard? From what we understand, American Riviera Orchard seems to be a nod to Santa Barbara, the California town where Meghan and her husband Prince Harry reside with their two kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. Most locals call Santa Barbara the “American Riviera”. This, is “because of its temperate climate and lush landscapes”. Locals also highly publicise its world-class wine culture. Meghan Markle’s new venture comes with a logo that includes the name Montecito, the name of the neighbourhood where they reside. IN PICS: Kate Middleton Mystery: Where is the Princess since surgery in January 2024? Meghan plans to venture into home interior space with the brand as reports suggest that a trademark application for the same is currently under examination. Once approved, American Riviera Orchard will sell tableware, drinkware including decanters, kitchen linens and edible treats such as jellies, jams, marmalade and spreads. The trademark application is also seeking approval for cookbooks. Meghan Markle returns to Instagram after 4 years Meghan Markle was last on Instagram in 2017 when she shut down her lifestyle blog The Tig. At the time, she used her blog to share about her favourite food, travel discoveries and whatnot. She shut down her social media profiles after she got engaged to Prince Harry. Also read: Great news for Meghan Markle as judge dismisses defamation case filed by her half-sister With American Riviera, Meghan Markle will be making her first appearance on social media since 2020 when she and her husband Prince Harry made their last update to their Sussex Royal Instagram page. At the time, they shut the page after stepping away from royal duties. They have since then stepped away from the responsibilities that come with being a working member of the royal family. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle married in May 2018. Also read: Is Kate Middleton’s recent snap inside the car doctored? Photographer responds

Meghan Markle is back on Instagram, announces new venture American Riviera Orchard

Meghan Markle can finally put her legal quarrels with half-sister behind her as the court granted a motion to dismiss the case in its entirety. This comes after almost two years of litigation and several amended complaints. US District Judge Charlene Edwards Honeywell ruled in favour of Meghan Markle and threw out the defamation case from her half-sister Samantha Markle.&nbsp;

<h2>Judge dismisses defamation case</h2>

In a 58-page order issued on March 12, the Florida-based judge presiding over the case ruled, “The Court grants the motion to dismiss, in full. Plaintiff’s claims will be dismissed with prejudice, as she has failed to identify any statements that could support a claim for defamation or defamation-by-implication by this point, her third try at amending her complaint, in either the book Finding Freedom, the Netflix series Harry &amp; Meghan, or Defendant and her husband’s hour-long televised CBS Interview.”

Samantha had filed a case against half-sister Meghan over her “false and malicious comments” about her, the elder offspring of Thomas Markle Sr. She also said that the estranged royal has on many occasions claimed to be “an only child” in various interviews.&nbsp;

The court ruled, “Defendant’s answer, in context, is clearly her opinion of her own childhood and relationship with Plaintiff. It is neither objectively verifiable nor subject to empirical proof. Therefore, it cannot support a claim for defamation and must be dismissed.”

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After the ruling came out, Meghan Markle’s lawyer said, “We are pleased with the Court’s ruling dismissing the case.”

Meanwhile, Meghan recently made a public outing on the opening day of SXSW 2024. On a panel with Brooke Shields, sociologist Nancy Wang Yuen, and Katie Couric, Meghan spoke about social media being “toxic” in the modern world. &nbsp;

<h2>British royals facing health crisis</h2>

The British royal family is currently in the middle of a health crisis as King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer. Also, Princess of Wales Kate Middleton has been absent from the public eye since January owing to abdominal surgery that the Palace reported will take few weeks to recover from.&nbsp;

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Meghan Markle can finally put her legal quarrels with half-sister behind her as the court granted a motion to dismiss the case in its entirety. This comes after almost two years of litigation and several amended complaints.

Meghan Markle can finally put her legal quarrels with half-sister behind her as the court granted a motion to dismiss the case in its entirety. This comes after almost two years of litigation and several amended complaints. US District Judge Charlene Edwards Honeywell ruled in favour of Meghan Markle and threw out the defamation case from her half-sister Samantha Markle. Judge dismisses defamation case In a 58-page order issued on March 12, the Florida-based judge presiding over the case ruled, “The Court grants the motion to dismiss, in full. Plaintiff’s claims will be dismissed with prejudice, as she has failed to identify any statements that could support a claim for defamation or defamation-by-implication by this point, her third try at amending her complaint, in either the book Finding Freedom, the Netflix series Harry & Meghan, or Defendant and her husband’s hour-long televised CBS Interview.” Samantha had filed a case against half-sister Meghan over her “false and malicious comments” about her, the elder offspring of Thomas Markle Sr. She also said that the estranged royal has on many occasions claimed to be “an only child” in various interviews. The court ruled, “Defendant’s answer, in context, is clearly her opinion of her own childhood and relationship with Plaintiff. It is neither objectively verifiable nor subject to empirical proof. Therefore, it cannot support a claim for defamation and must be dismissed.” In Pics: Kate Middleton Mystery: Where is the Princess since surgery in January 2024? After the ruling came out, Meghan Markle’s lawyer said, “We are pleased with the Court’s ruling dismissing the case.” Meanwhile, Meghan recently made a public outing on the opening day of SXSW 2024. On a panel with Brooke Shields, sociologist Nancy Wang Yuen, and Katie Couric, Meghan spoke about social media being “toxic” in the modern world. British royals facing health crisis The British royal family is currently in the middle of a health crisis as King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer. Also, Princess of Wales Kate Middleton has been absent from the public eye since January owing to abdominal surgery that the Palace reported will take few weeks to recover from. Also read: Kate Middleton’s 2016 Vogue cover used for post-surgery family pic? Here’s what we know so far

Great news for Meghan Markle as judge dismisses defamation case filed by her half-sister

An ex-stripper is warning Prince Harry! Carrie Reichert, who is also known as Carrie Royale, has threatened to leak Harry's nude photos that were clicked at a Las Vegas party.&nbsp; 
 
Carrie has said that she's planning to release the alleged objectionable snaps of Harry on her OnlyFans page. And the reason behind releasing the Duke of Sussex's photos is that he's forgotten to mention her in his memoir,<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/rift-with-willian-losing-virginity-cocaine-addiction-big-revelations-from-prince-harrys-memoir-spare-550337"> Spare</a>.&nbsp; 
 
''I have some nice ­pictures of him in the buff,” Carrie Royale told The Sun.&nbsp; 
 
''I am surprised he remembers anyone’s name because he was pretty intoxicated, but he could have talked about the few things that happened between us,” she added.&nbsp; 
 
As per the reports, Carrie was one of the strippers who joined Prince in his room at the Wynn Hotel back in 2012, when the Prince was on vacation with his army mates before his deployment to Afghanistan.&nbsp; 
 
Reichert also claimed that she had kissed the Duke in a “drunken fumble” back then.&nbsp; 
 
Speaking to The Sun, she said, “I’m a little angry about being whitewashed from his book. I mean … wow. He missed a lot of things from that night.''

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In his book Spare, Harry addresses a 2012 trip, where he was snapped naked. Several photos of him became the top headline back then. Harry said that his “shame and guilt” made it difficult for him to even ''draw a clean breath.'' 
 
Soon after Carrie threatened to release Harry's naked photos, her OnlyFans account was suspended. A spokesperson for OnlyFans&nbsp;has said that it's impossible to release the alleged photo without Harry's consent.

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They told the Daily Express: "Creators are required to have the consent and age and identity details of any third party featured in explicit content they choose to share on OnlyFans."

"The creator’s account has been deactivated, and they have been banned from the platform for threatening to share non-consensual intimate images," they added.&nbsp;

In August 2022, the former stripper&nbsp;auctioned Harry's&nbsp;underpants from&nbsp;his 2012 Sin City trip.&nbsp;&nbsp;

An ex-stripper is warning Prince Harry! Carrie Reichert, who is also known as Carrie Royale, has threatened to leak Harry's nude photos that were clicked at a Las Vegas party.

An ex-stripper is warning Prince Harry! Carrie Reichert, who is also known as Carrie Royale, has threatened to leak Harry's nude photos that were clicked at a Las Vegas party. Carrie has said that she's planning to release the alleged objectionable snaps of Harry on her OnlyFans page. And the reason behind releasing the Duke of Sussex's photos is that he's forgotten to mention her in his memoir, Spare. ''I have some nice pictures of him in the buff,” Carrie Royale told The Sun. ''I am surprised he remembers anyone’s name because he was pretty intoxicated, but he could have talked about the few things that happened between us,” she added. As per the reports, Carrie was one of the strippers who joined Prince in his room at the Wynn Hotel back in 2012, when the Prince was on vacation with his army mates before his deployment to Afghanistan. Reichert also claimed that she had kissed the Duke in a “drunken fumble” back then. Speaking to The Sun, she said, “I’m a little angry about being whitewashed from his book. I mean … wow. He missed a lot of things from that night.'' 'We've forgotten our humanity': Meghan Markle on social media toxicity In his book Spare, Harry addresses a 2012 trip, where he was snapped naked. Several photos of him became the top headline back then. Harry said that his “shame and guilt” made it difficult for him to even ''draw a clean breath.'' Soon after Carrie threatened to release Harry's naked photos, her OnlyFans account was suspended. A spokesperson for OnlyFans has said that it's impossible to release the alleged photo without Harry's consent. Adult film star Sophia Leone, 26, found dead at her apartment They told the Daily Express: "Creators are required to have the consent and age and identity details of any third party featured in explicit content they choose to share on OnlyFans." "The creator’s account has been deactivated, and they have been banned from the platform for threatening to share non-consensual intimate images," they added. In August 2022, the former stripper auctioned Harry's underpants from his 2012 Sin City trip.

Ex-stripper threatens to leak nude picture of Prince Harry from Las Vegas party

Prince Harry loses High Court challenge over level of security in Britain

Prince Harry loses high court challenge over UK security levels

Prince Harry will seek to appeal a UK court ruling Wednesday that the government acted lawfully when it downgraded the level of his personal security when he visits Britain.

The youngest son of King Charles III launched the legal action after the British government told him in February 2020 that he would no longer be given the "same degree" of publicly-funded protection when in the UK.

Harry, the Duke of Sussex, sensationally relocated to North America in 2020 with his wife Meghan, eventually settling in California in the United States, and is no longer classified as a working royal.

High Court judge Peter Lane said in a 52-page judgment that the "bespoke process" devised for him by a committee which is under the remit of the interior ministry "was, and is, legally sound".

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But a legal spokesman for Harry said he will try to turn to the Court of Appeal "to obtain justice". The court -- England's second highest -- must decide whether there are grounds to hear the case.

"The duke is not asking for preferential treatment, but for a fair and lawful application of... (the) rules, ensuring that he receives the same consideration as others," Harry's spokesman added.&nbsp;

The interior ministry said it was "pleased" with the judgment and was "carefully considering" its next steps.

"The UK government's protective security system is rigorous and proportionate," a ministry spokesperson added.

- 'Harm's way' - 
 
The prince told a hearing at London's High Court in December that security concerns were preventing visits back to Britain. 
 
"The UK is my home. The UK is central to the heritage of my children," he said in a written statement read out by his lawyers. &nbsp;

"That cannot happen if it's not possible to keep them safe.

"I cannot put my wife in danger like that and, given my experiences in life, I am reluctant to unnecessarily put myself in harm's way too."

Harry's mother Princess Diana was killed in a high-speed car crash in Paris in 1997 as she tried to escape paparazzi photographers.

However, lawyers for the government rejected claims that he was "singled out" and treated "less favourably" or that a proper risk analysis was not carried out.

In May last year, a judge also sided with the government over its refusal to let him pay for specialist British police protection himself.

The interior ministry argued then that it was "not appropriate" for wealthy people to "buy" protective security when it had decided that it was not in 
the public interest for such taxpayer-funded protection.

London's Metropolitan Police also opposed Harry's offer on the grounds that it would be wrong to "place officers in harm's way upon payment of a fee by a private individual".

- NY car chase - 
 
The latest ruling also revealed new details about a New York car chase last May involving paparazzi that Harry and Meghan described as "near catastrophic".

The New York Police Department (NYPD), the city's mayor and a taxi driver who briefly transported the couple all subsequently downplayed the danger and duration of the pursuit.

However, a December 2023 internal NYPD letter from its intelligence chief disclosed to the High Court said a thorough review of the incident had concluded "that the behaviour in question was reckless".&nbsp;

Lane's ruling said, "the investigation had found reckless disregard of vehicle and traffic laws and persistently dangerous and unacceptable behaviour on the part of paparazzi during the night in question".

It also noted that "there was sufficient evidence to arrest two individuals for reckless endangerment".

The legal action over his personal security is one of the various lawsuits Harry has pursued in recent years in Britain, primarily concerned with alleged phone hacking by newspapers.

Earlier this month, he settled a long-running legal claim against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN).

The prince is also bringing legal action against the publisher of the Daily Mail, while he and actor Hugh Grant are also suing News GroupNewspapers (NGN), part of Rupert Murdoch's global media empire.

Prince Harry will seek to appeal a UK court ruling Wednesday that the government acted lawfully when it downgraded the level of his personal security when he visits Britain.

Prince Harry will seek to appeal a UK court ruling Wednesday that the government acted lawfully when it downgraded the level of his personal security when he visits Britain. The youngest son of King Charles III launched the legal action after the British government told him in February 2020 that he would no longer be given the "same degree" of publicly-funded protection when in the UK. Harry, the Duke of Sussex, sensationally relocated to North America in 2020 with his wife Meghan, eventually settling in California in the United States, and is no longer classified as a working royal. High Court judge Peter Lane said in a 52-page judgment that the "bespoke process" devised for him by a committee which is under the remit of the interior ministry "was, and is, legally sound". Prince Harry loses case against UK govt over personal security cover downgrade But a legal spokesman for Harry said he will try to turn to the Court of Appeal "to obtain justice". The court -- England's second highest -- must decide whether there are grounds to hear the case. "The duke is not asking for preferential treatment, but for a fair and lawful application of... (the) rules, ensuring that he receives the same consideration as others," Harry's spokesman added. The interior ministry said it was "pleased" with the judgment and was "carefully considering" its next steps. "The UK government's protective security system is rigorous and proportionate," a ministry spokesperson added. - 'Harm's way' - The prince told a hearing at London's High Court in December that security concerns were preventing visits back to Britain. "The UK is my home. The UK is central to the heritage of my children," he said in a written statement read out by his lawyers. "That cannot happen if it's not possible to keep them safe. "I cannot put my wife in danger like that and, given my experiences in life, I am reluctant to unnecessarily put myself in harm's way too." Harry's mother Princess Diana was killed in a high-speed car crash in Paris in 1997 as she tried to escape paparazzi photographers. However, lawyers for the government rejected claims that he was "singled out" and treated "less favourably" or that a proper risk analysis was not carried out. In May last year, a judge also sided with the government over its refusal to let him pay for specialist British police protection himself. The interior ministry argued then that it was "not appropriate" for wealthy people to "buy" protective security when it had decided that it was not in the public interest for such taxpayer-funded protection. London's Metropolitan Police also opposed Harry's offer on the grounds that it would be wrong to "place officers in harm's way upon payment of a fee by a private individual". - NY car chase - The latest ruling also revealed new details about a New York car chase last May involving paparazzi that Harry and Meghan described as "near catastrophic". The New York Police Department (NYPD), the city's mayor and a taxi driver who briefly transported the couple all subsequently downplayed the danger and duration of the pursuit. However, a December 2023 internal NYPD letter from its intelligence chief disclosed to the High Court said a thorough review of the incident had concluded "that the behaviour in question was reckless". Lane's ruling said, "the investigation had found reckless disregard of vehicle and traffic laws and persistently dangerous and unacceptable behaviour on the part of paparazzi during the night in question". It also noted that "there was sufficient evidence to arrest two individuals for reckless endangerment". The legal action over his personal security is one of the various lawsuits Harry has pursued in recent years in Britain, primarily concerned with alleged phone hacking by newspapers. Earlier this month, he settled a long-running legal claim against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). The prince is also bringing legal action against the publisher of the Daily Mail, while he and actor Hugh Grant are also suing News GroupNewspapers (NGN), part of Rupert Murdoch's global media empire.

Prince Harry to seek appeal after losing court challenge over security

Prince Harry lost a court challenge against the UK government on Wednesday over a decision to change the level of his personal security when he visits the country.

Harry launched legal action against the government after being told in February 2020 that he would no longer be given the "same degree" of publicly-funded protection when in Britain. 
 
"The 'bespoke' process devised for the claimant in the decision of 28 February 2020 was, and is, legally sound," High Court judge Peter Lane said in his 52-page judgment.&nbsp; 
 
Much of the legal proceedings, which covered security arrangements for senior figures, were held in private in December 2023, reports the BBC. The ruling was issued by retired High Court judge Sir Peter Lane on Wednesday morning.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-prince-harry-meghan-markle-slammed-for-using-royal-titles-on-new-website-690358">Prince Harry, Meghan Markle slammed for using royal titles on new website</a> 
 
The ruling is likely to impact Harry's future visits to the UK, as he previously argued that the lower level of security has made it difficult to bring his family to the country. 
 
The news comes amid Harry's father, King Charles III's cancer treatment. Earlier this month, as the King was diagnosed with cancer, Harry rushed to the UK to meet his father and stayed in the country for a day before heading back to his family. Rumours are rife that Harry may now visit the UK with his wife and children soon to meet the monarch.&nbsp;

Also read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-prince-harry-to-visit-uk-with-lilibet-and-archie-amid-king-charles-cancer-diagnosis-report-691414">&nbsp;Prince Harry to visit UK with Lilibet and Archie amid King Charles’ cancer diagnosis: Report</a> 
 
In the ruling, Sir Peter rejected the Duke's case, finding that there had not been any unlawfulness in deciding to downgrade Prince Harry's security status and that any departure from policy was justified.

(With agency inputs)

Prince Harry lost a court challenge against the UK government on Wednesday over a decision to change the level of his personal security when he visits the country.

Prince Harry lost a court challenge against the UK government on Wednesday over a decision to change the level of his personal security when he visits the country. Harry launched legal action against the government after being told in February 2020 that he would no longer be given the "same degree" of publicly-funded protection when in Britain. "The 'bespoke' process devised for the claimant in the decision of 28 February 2020 was, and is, legally sound," High Court judge Peter Lane said in his 52-page judgment. Much of the legal proceedings, which covered security arrangements for senior figures, were held in private in December 2023, reports the BBC. The ruling was issued by retired High Court judge Sir Peter Lane on Wednesday morning. Prince Harry, Meghan Markle slammed for using royal titles on new website The ruling is likely to impact Harry's future visits to the UK, as he previously argued that the lower level of security has made it difficult to bring his family to the country. The news comes amid Harry's father, King Charles III's cancer treatment. Earlier this month, as the King was diagnosed with cancer, Harry rushed to the UK to meet his father and stayed in the country for a day before heading back to his family. Rumours are rife that Harry may now visit the UK with his wife and children soon to meet the monarch. Also read: Prince Harry to visit UK with Lilibet and Archie amid King Charles’ cancer diagnosis: Report In the ruling, Sir Peter rejected the Duke's case, finding that there had not been any unlawfulness in deciding to downgrade Prince Harry's security status and that any departure from policy was justified. (With agency inputs)

Prince Harry loses case against UK govt over personal security cover downgrade

Former US President Donald Trump accused Prince Harry of betraying the Queen Elizabeth and vowed not to protect him and let him be deported if he becomes President again. Watch in for more details!

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Prince Harry's much-anticipated documentary has found its place in Netflix's biggest competitor platform Hulu. The move has surprised many as Netflix had reportedly stuck a million-dollar deal with Prince Harry, yet the documentary will now be streaming on the OTT platform's competitor brand.&nbsp; 
 
The move has raised eyebrows as it is well known that the Duke of Sussex is under a five-year deal with Netflix. Yet the new documentary focussing on the Invictus Games has unexpectedly landed on Disney-owned Hulu. 
 
Prince Harry's documentary release on Hulu&nbsp;surprises many 
 
Prince Harry's documentary series, titled Mission: Life, Family, and Invictus Games, debuted on Hulu, a streaming platform owned by Disney on Sunday, February 25th. 
 
The release surprised many as Prince Harry is under a £80 million worth five-year deal with Netflix.&nbsp; 
 
The circumstances surrounding the series' appearance on Hulu raise questions about whether Netflix was aware of the release or whether it sanctioned this move.&nbsp; 
 
What is Prince Harry’s Invictus gaming documentary about? 
 
Harry's father, King Charles was recently diagnosed with cancer. The news prompted the Duke to make a quick visit to UK,&nbsp;the country he only visits now to meet his family from time to time. Harry and his wife Meghan Markle stepped down from royal duties in 2020 and moved to the US.&nbsp; 
 
The new documentary highlights Harry's interview with ABC News presenter Will Reeve after he visits the UK. In the interview, the Duke discussed&nbsp;friends, family, and career. The documentary focuses on Harry's recent interview with ABC News during his time in Canada, leading up to an event scheduled for next year. 
 
Several media reports state that Harry may have had knowledge and perhaps consented to the use of his interview with ABC News in a documentary format for Hulu. This follows previous speculation suggesting the couple might explore different partnerships beyond their existing deal with Netflix. 
 
The couple had released a six-part series Harry &amp; Meghan, on Netflix previously. The series focused on their humble origins, their reign, and their move to the US with Lilibet and Archie, their two adorable children.

Prince Harry's much-anticipated documentary has found its place in Netflix's biggest competitor platform Hulu. The move has surprised many as Netflix had reportedly stuck a million-dollar deal with Prince Harry, yet the documentary will now be streaming on the OTT platform's competitor brand.

Prince Harry's much-anticipated documentary has found its place in Netflix's biggest competitor platform Hulu. The move has surprised many as Netflix had reportedly stuck a million-dollar deal with Prince Harry, yet the documentary will now be streaming on the OTT platform's competitor brand. The move has raised eyebrows as it is well known that the Duke of Sussex is under a five-year deal with Netflix. Yet the new documentary focussing on the Invictus Games has unexpectedly landed on Disney-owned Hulu. Prince Harry's documentary release on Hulu surprises many Prince Harry's documentary series, titled Mission: Life, Family, and Invictus Games, debuted on Hulu, a streaming platform owned by Disney on Sunday, February 25th. The release surprised many as Prince Harry is under a £80 million worth five-year deal with Netflix. The circumstances surrounding the series' appearance on Hulu raise questions about whether Netflix was aware of the release or whether it sanctioned this move. What is Prince Harry’s Invictus gaming documentary about? Harry's father, King Charles was recently diagnosed with cancer. The news prompted the Duke to make a quick visit to UK, the country he only visits now to meet his family from time to time. Harry and his wife Meghan Markle stepped down from royal duties in 2020 and moved to the US. The new documentary highlights Harry's interview with ABC News presenter Will Reeve after he visits the UK. In the interview, the Duke discussed friends, family, and career. The documentary focuses on Harry's recent interview with ABC News during his time in Canada, leading up to an event scheduled for next year. Several media reports state that Harry may have had knowledge and perhaps consented to the use of his interview with ABC News in a documentary format for Hulu. This follows previous speculation suggesting the couple might explore different partnerships beyond their existing deal with Netflix. The couple had released a six-part series Harry & Meghan, on Netflix previously. The series focused on their humble origins, their reign, and their move to the US with Lilibet and Archie, their two adorable children.

Prince Harry's new documentary lands on Netflix's competitor platform

Former United States president Donald Trump has said Prince Harry "betrayed the Queen", further stating that Britain's Royal Family has been too soft on him and were "too gracious" over his revelations regarding his family in his memoir Spare.&nbsp;

Trump said that if he wins a second term in the upcoming presidential election this year, then the Duke of Sussex will be "on his own".&nbsp;

While speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday, Trump told the Express: "I wouldn't protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That's unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me."&nbsp;

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Trump also spoke on President Joe Biden's approach to the Sussexes, who moved to California in 2020, as he said: "I think they have been too gracious to him after what he has done."&nbsp;

From Harry and Meghan's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021 to their Netflix documentary to Harry's memoir, the couple has made several allegations targeting the Royal Family.&nbsp;

One such incident was when the Sussexes announced the birth of their daughter and stated that she was named after the Queen, whose family nickname is Lilibet.&nbsp;

However, according to royal writer Robert Hardman's latest autobiography, the late Queen was "as angry as I'd ever seen her" when the couple declared she had been "supportive" of the choice.&nbsp;

BBC had also reported citing a palace source that the Queen "was not asked by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex about naming their daughter Lilibet".&nbsp;

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Trump's recent remarks underlined all those incidents that made headlines in recent years.&nbsp;

His remarks came days after Harry said in a show that he has "considered" becoming an American citizen. He said that he had "no idea" what was stopping him.&nbsp;

But the Heritage Foundation, which is a conservative think tank, has launched a legal challenge to Harry's immigration status.&nbsp;

It claimed that he cannot legally have visited the US because he acknowledged to using illegal drugs in his memoir.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Former United States president Donald Trump has said Prince Harry "betrayed the Queen", further stating that Britain's Royal Family has been too soft on him and were "too gracious" over his revelations regarding his family in his memoir Spare.

Former United States president Donald Trump has said Prince Harry "betrayed the Queen", further stating that Britain's Royal Family has been too soft on him and were "too gracious" over his revelations regarding his family in his memoir Spare. Trump said that if he wins a second term in the upcoming presidential election this year, then the Duke of Sussex will be "on his own". While speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Saturday, Trump told the Express: "I wouldn't protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That's unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me." Also read: Trump wins South Carolina primary, defeating Haley in her home state Trump also spoke on President Joe Biden's approach to the Sussexes, who moved to California in 2020, as he said: "I think they have been too gracious to him after what he has done." From Harry and Meghan's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021 to their Netflix documentary to Harry's memoir, the couple has made several allegations targeting the Royal Family. One such incident was when the Sussexes announced the birth of their daughter and stated that she was named after the Queen, whose family nickname is Lilibet. However, according to royal writer Robert Hardman's latest autobiography, the late Queen was "as angry as I'd ever seen her" when the couple declared she had been "supportive" of the choice. BBC had also reported citing a palace source that the Queen "was not asked by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex about naming their daughter Lilibet". Also read: Haley calls Trump's comments on Black Americans liking him due to legal woes 'disgusting' Watch: South Carolina Primary: Trump defeats Nikki Haley in her home state | US Elections 2024 × Trump's recent remarks underlined all those incidents that made headlines in recent years. His remarks came days after Harry said in a show that he has "considered" becoming an American citizen. He said that he had "no idea" what was stopping him. But the Heritage Foundation, which is a conservative think tank, has launched a legal challenge to Harry's immigration status. It claimed that he cannot legally have visited the US because he acknowledged to using illegal drugs in his memoir. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Betrayed the Queen’: Trump says he won’t protect Prince Harry if elected president

A few days after Prince Harry talked about family reconciliation after King Charles III cancer diagnosis, it has been&nbsp;reported that the Duke of Sussex&nbsp;might take his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to the UK to spend some time with their grandfather.&nbsp; 
 
Harry, 36, has paid a visit to his father in London after the cancer diagnosis of the King was made public. However several sources have revealed that the Prince could return to the UK in the coming days. Now, royal expert Lynn Carratt has claimed that Harry&nbsp;could not be alone this time and might&nbsp;bring his two children with him.&nbsp;

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"Since King Charles’ cancer diagnosis and Harry’s quick dash across the pond, I think it has hit home with Harry just how important family is to him. I suspect he’ll want to bring his children, Lilibet and Archie, to the UK to visit their grandad," Lynn told The Mirror. 
 
She continued: "King Charles has only met Lilibet once at the Platinum Jubilee in 2022 and, Archie left the UK when he was a baby, so his meetings with the King have been sparse and, they don’t have a relationship with their&nbsp;grandfather, so I suspect Harry would like to grow their relationship with King Charles." 
 
Harry is currently living with his wife, Meghan, and two children, Archie and Lilibet, in Montecito, California.&nbsp; 
 
Earlier this month, Britain's King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer. Soon after the palace announcement, Prince Harry was quick to return to his homeland, London, to meet his ailing father.&nbsp;

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Talking about his return, Harry in an interview with Good Morning America, said he ''jumped on a plane'' soon after he talked to him over the phone.&nbsp; 
 
He further added, ''Look, I love my family. The fact that I was able to get on a plane and go&nbsp;and see him and spend any time with him, I’m grateful for that.” 
 
When asked if Charles' illness could help in reuniting the family. To this, Harry 39, said, ''Absolutely. Yeah, I’m sure."&nbsp; 
 
''Throughout all these [Invictus Games] families, I see it on a day-to-day basis the strength of the family unit coming together,” he shared. 
 
“I think any illness, any sickness brings families together.” 
 
Harry landed in London on Feb 6 to visit his estranged father King Charles III after the monarch's cancer diagnosis. Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, did not accompany him. &nbsp;

A few days after Prince Harry talked about family reconciliation after King Charles III cancer diagnosis, it has been reported that the Duke of Sussex might take his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to the UK to spend some time with their grandfather.

A few days after Prince Harry talked about family reconciliation after King Charles III cancer diagnosis, it has been reported that the Duke of Sussex might take his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to the UK to spend some time with their grandfather. Harry, 36, has paid a visit to his father in London after the cancer diagnosis of the King was made public. However several sources have revealed that the Prince could return to the UK in the coming days. Now, royal expert Lynn Carratt has claimed that Harry could not be alone this time and might bring his two children with him. Prince William to attend BAFTA Awards 2024 without Kate Middleton; here's why! "Since King Charles’ cancer diagnosis and Harry’s quick dash across the pond, I think it has hit home with Harry just how important family is to him. I suspect he’ll want to bring his children, Lilibet and Archie, to the UK to visit their grandad," Lynn told The Mirror. She continued: "King Charles has only met Lilibet once at the Platinum Jubilee in 2022 and, Archie left the UK when he was a baby, so his meetings with the King have been sparse and, they don’t have a relationship with their grandfather, so I suspect Harry would like to grow their relationship with King Charles." Harry is currently living with his wife, Meghan, and two children, Archie and Lilibet, in Montecito, California. Earlier this month, Britain's King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer. Soon after the palace announcement, Prince Harry was quick to return to his homeland, London, to meet his ailing father. Veteran lyricist Gulzar honoured with prestigious Jnanpith Award Talking about his return, Harry in an interview with Good Morning America, said he ''jumped on a plane'' soon after he talked to him over the phone. He further added, ''Look, I love my family. The fact that I was able to get on a plane and go and see him and spend any time with him, I’m grateful for that.” When asked if Charles' illness could help in reuniting the family. To this, Harry 39, said, ''Absolutely. Yeah, I’m sure." ''Throughout all these [Invictus Games] families, I see it on a day-to-day basis the strength of the family unit coming together,” he shared. “I think any illness, any sickness brings families together.” Harry landed in London on Feb 6 to visit his estranged father King Charles III after the monarch's cancer diagnosis. Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, did not accompany him.

Prince Harry to visit UK with Lilibet and Archie amid King Charles’ cancer diagnosis: Report

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing the heat for launching a new website called Sussex.com. The couple launched the website on Monday which many are terming as a new rebranding move. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's website will carry the latest news about the couple, bios for Harry and Meghan as well as links to their Archewell Foundation organisation and Archewell Productions hubs. 
 
The website was earlier called Archwell and has now been rebranded as sussex.com. The homepage features a photo of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Germany at the 2023 Invictus Games closing ceremony.&nbsp; 
 
Interestingly, the bios of their two kids refer to them as 'Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet'. The move has surprised many since Harry and Meghan stepped down as senior members of the royal family in 2020 and since then moved to the US with their family. 
 
Meghan Markle, in a letter, explains that the rebranding reflects their desire to share more personal updates with fans.&nbsp; 
 
"Our lifelong advocacy for women and girls remains a constant thread in our humanitarian and business ventures," she stated, underscoring her dedication to feminist ideals and gender equity. 
 
Prince Harry (The Duke of Sussex) wrote about his unwavering dedication to making a difference through impactful causes throughout his adult life. 
 
"The international event INVICTUS GAMES FOUNDATION is a globally celebrated display of resilience, community, and athleticism that has won acclaim for its impact in celebrating those that serve," he highlighted, pointing to his ongoing commitment to supporting wounded service personnel. 
 
However, the Duke did not mention his royal lineage and United Kingdom in his bio. 
 
According to the statements issued, by embracing "The Office of Prince Harry &amp; Meghan, The Duke &amp; Duchess of Sussex," the couple aims to showcase their passions and endeavours in various aspects of life,&nbsp;asserting their identities beyond traditional royal responsibilities.

Netizens react 
 
However, the bios and the website name have not gone down well with netizens on social media who have been quick to rebuke the couple.&nbsp; 
 
"Prince Harry and Meghan's Biographies are immaculate! Come on,"&nbsp;said a reader. "This signifies their Hollywood failure and inability to succeed in their numerous business ventures. So they are falling back on the only thing they know to do and what can make them any money, trading off their royal titles. This is pathetic and demonstrates, yet again, why the titles must be removed," an X user wrote.&nbsp; 
 
"Umm, these two nincompoops do realize they are not “Sussex,” right? The gall of buying Sussex.com, and including a royal crest, though they hate the royals, is ridiculous," another user commented.&nbsp; 
 
"'The Office of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex'&nbsp;Grandiose, arrogant &amp; self-serving," another wrote. 
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Ever since they quit their roles in the royal family, Harry and Meghan have openly discussed the differences they've had with certain members of the family, sparking a cold war with Prince William and King Charles.&nbsp;

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing the heat for launching a new website called Sussex.com. The couple launched the website on Monday which many are terming as a new rebranding move.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing the heat for launching a new website called Sussex.com. The couple launched the website on Monday which many are terming as a new rebranding move. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's website will carry the latest news about the couple, bios for Harry and Meghan as well as links to their Archewell Foundation organisation and Archewell Productions hubs. The website was earlier called Archwell and has now been rebranded as sussex.com. The homepage features a photo of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Germany at the 2023 Invictus Games closing ceremony. Interestingly, the bios of their two kids refer to them as 'Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet'. The move has surprised many since Harry and Meghan stepped down as senior members of the royal family in 2020 and since then moved to the US with their family. Meghan Markle, in a letter, explains that the rebranding reflects their desire to share more personal updates with fans. "Our lifelong advocacy for women and girls remains a constant thread in our humanitarian and business ventures," she stated, underscoring her dedication to feminist ideals and gender equity. Prince Harry (The Duke of Sussex) wrote about his unwavering dedication to making a difference through impactful causes throughout his adult life. "The international event INVICTUS GAMES FOUNDATION is a globally celebrated display of resilience, community, and athleticism that has won acclaim for its impact in celebrating those that serve," he highlighted, pointing to his ongoing commitment to supporting wounded service personnel. However, the Duke did not mention his royal lineage and United Kingdom in his bio. According to the statements issued, by embracing "The Office of Prince Harry & Meghan, The Duke & Duchess of Sussex," the couple aims to showcase their passions and endeavours in various aspects of life, asserting their identities beyond traditional royal responsibilities. Netizens react However, the bios and the website name have not gone down well with netizens on social media who have been quick to rebuke the couple. "Prince Harry and Meghan's Biographies are immaculate! Come on," said a reader. "This signifies their Hollywood failure and inability to succeed in their numerous business ventures. So they are falling back on the only thing they know to do and what can make them any money, trading off their royal titles. This is pathetic and demonstrates, yet again, why the titles must be removed," an X user wrote. "Umm, these two nincompoops do realize they are not “Sussex,” right? The gall of buying Sussex.com, and including a royal crest, though they hate the royals, is ridiculous," another user commented. "'The Office of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex' Grandiose, arrogant & self-serving," another wrote. Ever since they quit their roles in the royal family, Harry and Meghan have openly discussed the differences they've had with certain members of the family, sparking a cold war with Prince William and King Charles.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle slammed for using royal titles on new website

Prince Harry left London exactly 24 hours after he had arrived in the city to visit his ailing father, British monarch King Charles. Harry was spotted at London's Heathrow Airport on Wednesday afternoon.&nbsp; 
 
The Sun Daily reported that Harry, dressed in jeans and a T-shirt and jacket was seen arriving at the VIP Windsor Suite at Heathrow's Terminal 5. 
 
The Daily Mail reported that he arrived at the airport just before 2 pm (1400 GMT). 
 
Reports earlier said he had stayed overnight in a luxury hotel rather than at one of the royal residences after his 45-minute meeting with Charles on Tuesday. Harry had arrived in London after King Charles's informed him about his cancer diagnosis.&nbsp; 
 
Harry's dash to his father's side had raised hopes of a reconciliation with his brother, heir to the throne Prince William, although reports said there had been no plans to meet during the short visit. 
 
The brothers have reportedly not spoken in months because of bad feelings caused by Harry's high-profile public criticism of his family. 
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Prince Harry left London exactly 24 hours after he had arrived in the city to visit his ailing father, British monarch King Charles. Harry was spotted at London's Heathrow Airport on Wednesday afternoon.

Prince Harry left London exactly 24 hours after he had arrived in the city to visit his ailing father, British monarch King Charles. Harry was spotted at London's Heathrow Airport on Wednesday afternoon. The Sun Daily reported that Harry, dressed in jeans and a T-shirt and jacket was seen arriving at the VIP Windsor Suite at Heathrow's Terminal 5. The Daily Mail reported that he arrived at the airport just before 2 pm (1400 GMT). Reports earlier said he had stayed overnight in a luxury hotel rather than at one of the royal residences after his 45-minute meeting with Charles on Tuesday. Harry had arrived in London after King Charles's informed him about his cancer diagnosis. Harry's dash to his father's side had raised hopes of a reconciliation with his brother, heir to the throne Prince William, although reports said there had been no plans to meet during the short visit. The brothers have reportedly not spoken in months because of bad feelings caused by Harry's high-profile public criticism of his family.

Prince Harry heads home to US after visiting ailing King Charles

Royal family drama continues as Prince Harry visited the UK to meet his father King Charles III amid his cancer diagnosis. With all eyes on him, the younger royal decided to skip meeting his elder brother Prince William, which is being seen as a snub by royal family watchers.&nbsp;

Cracks in the family showed no signs of healing as the brothers weren’t spotted together at any time during Harry's short trip.

Harry came for such a brief visit that he only met with King Charles III and left the country without meeting the elder sibling, according to reports.&nbsp;

In fact,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-prince-harry-heads-home-to-us-after-visiting-ailing-king-charles-687977">Prince Harry left the UK within a span of 24 hours</a>. He was spotted entering the UK on Tuesday and flew out on Wednesday for United States, where he lives with his wife Meghan Markle and two kids.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, Prince William continued his royal duties as the Prince of Wales, hosting an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle and attending a gala for a charity he supports.

Also, a supposed secret meeting took place between Prince Harry and King Charles.

The contents of that meeting remain under wraps, as it took place at the Clarence House, the king’s official residence in London, and lasted for about half an hour to 45 minutes.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have distanced themselves from the royal family after they stepped away from their royal roles and moved to California in 2020.

Later, Harry and Meghan <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/meghans-miscarriage-williams-shouting-queens-silence-harry-and-meghans-attack-on-royal-family-543466">gave an explosive interview to Oprah Winfrey </a>where they spoke about the harsh treatment of Meghan at the hands of a few royal family members.

Following a public debacle, the brothers did not even sit together at their father’s coronation ceremony in May last year.&nbsp;

Royal family drama continues as Prince Harry visited the UK to meet his father King Charles III amid his cancer diagnosis. With all eyes on him, the younger royal decided to skip meeting his elder brother Prince William, which is being seen as a snub by royal family watchers.

Royal family drama continues as Prince Harry visited the UK to meet his father King Charles III amid his cancer diagnosis. With all eyes on him, the younger royal decided to skip meeting his elder brother Prince William, which is being seen as a snub by royal family watchers. Cracks in the family showed no signs of healing as the brothers weren’t spotted together at any time during Harry's short trip. Harry came for such a brief visit that he only met with King Charles III and left the country without meeting the elder sibling, according to reports. In fact, Prince Harry left the UK within a span of 24 hours. He was spotted entering the UK on Tuesday and flew out on Wednesday for United States, where he lives with his wife Meghan Markle and two kids. Meanwhile, Prince William continued his royal duties as the Prince of Wales, hosting an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle and attending a gala for a charity he supports. Also, a supposed secret meeting took place between Prince Harry and King Charles. The contents of that meeting remain under wraps, as it took place at the Clarence House, the king’s official residence in London, and lasted for about half an hour to 45 minutes. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have distanced themselves from the royal family after they stepped away from their royal roles and moved to California in 2020. Later, Harry and Meghan gave an explosive interview to Oprah Winfrey where they spoke about the harsh treatment of Meghan at the hands of a few royal family members. Following a public debacle, the brothers did not even sit together at their father’s coronation ceremony in May last year.

Drama ensues as Harry 'snubs' brother Prince William while visiting King Charles

Britain's Prince Harry has touched down in the UK from California for a rare visit to meet his father King Charles. Prince Harry made the transatlantic Dash to see his father following his cancer diagnosis.

Prince Harry flies from US' to UK, spent 30 minutes with father King Charles

Prince Harry arrived in Britain on Tuesday to meet his father King Charles III after he was diagnosed with cancer. The visit and the King's illness, many royal experts feel, might just spur a reconciliation between the monarch and his younger son. However, experts feel the rift between Harry and his brother Prince William will be more difficult to heal.&nbsp; 
 
The announcement that 75-year-old Charles was suffering from unspecified cancer prompted an immediate reaction from the disgruntled US-based prince who has in the past four years maintained distance from his family.&nbsp; 
 
After announcing that he had spoken to his father, Harry touched down in London on Tuesday less than 24 hours after the palace made his father's diagnosis public. 
 
The news sparked immediate speculation among royal experts that the monarch's illness could be a catalyst to heal the family tensions that have been there right from 2020 and aggravated when Charles took to the throne in 2022.&nbsp; 
 
Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams, however, described the rift between Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and the rest of the royal family as "very deep".

Harry and Meghan's beef with the royal family

Since Harry quit royal duties in 2020 and relocated to California, the family has been increasingly fractured by tensions that have seen a complete breakdown in the once close relationship between Harry and heir to the throne William. A lot of accusations have been thrown at the royal family by Harry and his wife Meghan Markle in an interview to Oprah, a Netflix documentary and Harry's memoir Spare. 
 
Claims by Markle, who is mixed race, in an interview with chat show queen Oprah Winfrey that an unnamed member of the family had expressed concerns about the colour of her son Archie before he was born prompted the late Queen Elizabeth II to famously note that "recollections may vary". 
 
An infuriated William also responded that the royals were "very much not a racist family". 
 
"There's no question that the Sussexes were deeply unhappy when they were senior working royals," Fitzwilliams told AFP.&nbsp;"There's absolutely no doubt that their interview with Oprah and subsequent films, interviews and Harry's memoir, caused a great deal of bitterness." 
 
He said the brothers' relationship would be "tough to heal, " but the family should now put on a united front. 
 
"The royal family is in this connection just like any other family and it should pull together." 
 
"And what we therefore ought to be seeing is rapprochement, however gradual or however it's handled in the coming weeks and months," he said.&nbsp; 
 
On Tuesday, Harry was seen arriving at the King's Clarence House residence in London where he stayed for around 50 minutes. Soon after Harry left, the Birtish monarch was seen leaving his home, and looked visibly relaxed. He was accompanied by Queen Camilla.

Would Harry and William patch up? 
 
"To the relief of courtiers, the Duke of Sussex will apparently be making the journey without his wife Meghan. The question is will he also see William," the Daily Mail's Richard Kay wrote.

Kay said William and Harry, Charles's sons with the late Princess Diana, were not believed to have even "exchanged a word" for many months.

William had in fact given up on rebuilding their relationship, he said. 
 
The 41-year-old William was reportedly particularly angered by Harry's comments in "Spare" that he may not have married his wife Catherine, Princess of Wales, for love.

He is said to have regarded the suggestion as "the lowest of the low".

"While Charles has been torn by the conflict between his sons and has longed for a rapprochement, William is convinced that trust, the basis of any relationship has been utterly destroyed," Kay said.

Another royal watcher, Camilla Tominey of the Daily Telegraph, said she feared the brothers' feud was now too entrenched.

She said sources suggested the brothers' bond following Harry's incendiary remarks in "Spare" was "beyond all repair".

But she held out the hope that they might put their differences aside to help their father beat his cancer.&nbsp;"The one thing they do still have in common is their shared love of their 'darling Pa', the only parent they have left," she said, adding that a royal rapprochement would "certainly help the king on the road to recovery".

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Prince Harry arrived in Britain on Tuesday to meet his father King Charles III after he was diagnosed with cancer. The visit and the King's illness, many royal experts feel, might just spur a reconciliation between the monarch and his younger son.

Prince Harry arrived in Britain on Tuesday to meet his father King Charles III after he was diagnosed with cancer. The visit and the King's illness, many royal experts feel, might just spur a reconciliation between the monarch and his younger son. However, experts feel the rift between Harry and his brother Prince William will be more difficult to heal. The announcement that 75-year-old Charles was suffering from unspecified cancer prompted an immediate reaction from the disgruntled US-based prince who has in the past four years maintained distance from his family. After announcing that he had spoken to his father, Harry touched down in London on Tuesday less than 24 hours after the palace made his father's diagnosis public. The news sparked immediate speculation among royal experts that the monarch's illness could be a catalyst to heal the family tensions that have been there right from 2020 and aggravated when Charles took to the throne in 2022. Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams, however, described the rift between Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and the rest of the royal family as "very deep". Harry and Meghan's beef with the royal family Since Harry quit royal duties in 2020 and relocated to California, the family has been increasingly fractured by tensions that have seen a complete breakdown in the once close relationship between Harry and heir to the throne William. A lot of accusations have been thrown at the royal family by Harry and his wife Meghan Markle in an interview to Oprah, a Netflix documentary and Harry's memoir Spare. Claims by Markle, who is mixed race, in an interview with chat show queen Oprah Winfrey that an unnamed member of the family had expressed concerns about the colour of her son Archie before he was born prompted the late Queen Elizabeth II to famously note that "recollections may vary". An infuriated William also responded that the royals were "very much not a racist family". "There's no question that the Sussexes were deeply unhappy when they were senior working royals," Fitzwilliams told AFP. "There's absolutely no doubt that their interview with Oprah and subsequent films, interviews and Harry's memoir, caused a great deal of bitterness." He said the brothers' relationship would be "tough to heal, " but the family should now put on a united front. "The royal family is in this connection just like any other family and it should pull together." "And what we therefore ought to be seeing is rapprochement, however gradual or however it's handled in the coming weeks and months," he said. On Tuesday, Harry was seen arriving at the King's Clarence House residence in London where he stayed for around 50 minutes. Soon after Harry left, the Birtish monarch was seen leaving his home, and looked visibly relaxed. He was accompanied by Queen Camilla. Would Harry and William patch up? "To the relief of courtiers, the Duke of Sussex will apparently be making the journey without his wife Meghan. The question is will he also see William," the Daily Mail's Richard Kay wrote. Kay said William and Harry, Charles's sons with the late Princess Diana, were not believed to have even "exchanged a word" for many months. William had in fact given up on rebuilding their relationship, he said. The 41-year-old William was reportedly particularly angered by Harry's comments in "Spare" that he may not have married his wife Catherine, Princess of Wales, for love. He is said to have regarded the suggestion as "the lowest of the low". "While Charles has been torn by the conflict between his sons and has longed for a rapprochement, William is convinced that trust, the basis of any relationship has been utterly destroyed," Kay said. Another royal watcher, Camilla Tominey of the Daily Telegraph, said she feared the brothers' feud was now too entrenched. She said sources suggested the brothers' bond following Harry's incendiary remarks in "Spare" was "beyond all repair". But she held out the hope that they might put their differences aside to help their father beat his cancer. "The one thing they do still have in common is their shared love of their 'darling Pa', the only parent they have left," she said, adding that a royal rapprochement would "certainly help the king on the road to recovery". (With agency inputs)

Will King Charles III’s cancer battle lead to reconciliation with Prince Harry?

Britain's Prince Harry has touched down in the United Kingdom from California for a rare visit to meet his father King Charles. Prince Harry made the transatlantic Dash to see his father following his cancer diagnosis. The Duke of Sussex landed in London after a 10-hour flight from Los Angeles. Watch to know more!

UK: Prince Harry jets in as King's cancer 'caught early'

Prince Harry, who lives in California, landed in London on Tuesday (Feb 6) to visit his father King Charles III after the monarch's cancer diagnosis, local media reports said.&nbsp;Meghan Markle or their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have not accompanied Harry.&nbsp;

The Duke of Sussex was seen arriving at Los Angeles International Airport last night and local reports said that Harry arrived at Heathrow Airport around lunchtime.&nbsp;

His car was reportedly seen being driven from the airport accompanied by two police cars. He was reportedly headed to join his father at Clarence House.&nbsp;

King Charles too made his first public appearance since the news of his diagnosis was made public on Monday. Charles&nbsp;was photographed leaving his residence near Buckingham Palace, with the Press Association news agency reporting he was "believed to be preparing to travel by helicopter to Sandringham", a royal residence in eastern England.

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This comes almost a days after Buckingham Palace announced that the British monarch has been diagnosed with cancer and will postpone public-facing duties while undergoing treatment.&nbsp;

The palace didn't clarify whether or not it was prostate cancer. In the statement released by the palace, the type of cancer has not been revealed, but it noted that the King began "regular treatments" on Monday.&nbsp;

The statement read: "During The King’s recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement, a separate issue of concern was noted. Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer. His Majesty has today commenced a schedule of regular treatments, during which time he has been advised by doctors to postpone public-facing duties.&nbsp;

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<h2>The Royal Rift&nbsp;</h2>

A report by Mirror mentioned that Prince William, the future monarch, has no plans to meet his brother Harry as sources told the British daily that the Prince of Wales remains focussed on looking after his wife Kate, who is recovering from abdominal surgery.&nbsp;

William, 41, also stepped back temporarily from planned engagements to help care for their three children, though he is expected to return to royal duties this week.&nbsp;

Harry's planned trip to see his father could be a hopeful sign that the royal family will pull together in light of the king's health crisis as commentators and royal watchers say that while Charles's ill health may be a catalyst for a rapprochement between father and son.&nbsp;

The king was diagnosed with a form of cancer less than 18 months after he ascended to the throne after spending more than seven decades waiting to become the sovereign.&nbsp;

Now, Queen Camilla is expected to increase her public appearances as the palace announced King Charles would postpone public-facing duties while he undergoes treatment.&nbsp;

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Prince Harry, who lives in California, landed in London on Tuesday (Feb 6) to visit his father King Charles III after the monarch's cancer diagnosis, local media reports said.

Prince Harry, who lives in California, landed in London on Tuesday (Feb 6) to visit his father King Charles III after the monarch's cancer diagnosis, local media reports said. Meghan Markle or their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have not accompanied Harry. The Duke of Sussex was seen arriving at Los Angeles International Airport last night and local reports said that Harry arrived at Heathrow Airport around lunchtime. His car was reportedly seen being driven from the airport accompanied by two police cars. He was reportedly headed to join his father at Clarence House. King Charles too made his first public appearance since the news of his diagnosis was made public on Monday. Charles was photographed leaving his residence near Buckingham Palace, with the Press Association news agency reporting he was "believed to be preparing to travel by helicopter to Sandringham", a royal residence in eastern England. Also read: King Charles’ cancer diagnosis: Expert insights on timely cancer screening and treatment This comes almost a days after Buckingham Palace announced that the British monarch has been diagnosed with cancer and will postpone public-facing duties while undergoing treatment. The palace didn't clarify whether or not it was prostate cancer. In the statement released by the palace, the type of cancer has not been revealed, but it noted that the King began "regular treatments" on Monday. The statement read: "During The King’s recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement, a separate issue of concern was noted. Subsequent diagnostic tests have identified a form of cancer. His Majesty has today commenced a schedule of regular treatments, during which time he has been advised by doctors to postpone public-facing duties. Watch this report: × Also read: Cast From The Past: How cancer remains a royal constant in Britain The Royal Rift A report by Mirror mentioned that Prince William, the future monarch, has no plans to meet his brother Harry as sources told the British daily that the Prince of Wales remains focussed on looking after his wife Kate, who is recovering from abdominal surgery. William, 41, also stepped back temporarily from planned engagements to help care for their three children, though he is expected to return to royal duties this week. Harry's planned trip to see his father could be a hopeful sign that the royal family will pull together in light of the king's health crisis as commentators and royal watchers say that while Charles's ill health may be a catalyst for a rapprochement between father and son. The king was diagnosed with a form of cancer less than 18 months after he ascended to the throne after spending more than seven decades waiting to become the sovereign. Now, Queen Camilla is expected to increase her public appearances as the palace announced King Charles would postpone public-facing duties while he undergoes treatment. (With inputs from agencies)

Prince Harry arrives in London, meets King Charles III after his cancer diagnosis

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery to Britain's King Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer.

Taking to X, Modi conveyed the collective prayers of the Indian populace, hoping for the monarch's speedy return to health during this trying time.

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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said&nbsp;he was&nbsp;"shocked and sad" to hear of King Charles's cancer diagnosis.

Sunak told the BBC he is thankful the illness was "caught early", and hopes the king makes a speedy recovery.

<h2>King Charles'&nbsp;health update</h2>

Buckingham Palace disclosed on Monday (Feb 5) that King Charles, aged 75, has received a diagnosis of cancer following a medical procedure intended to address a benign prostate enlargement.

This development comes after his ascension to the throne last year following the demise of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

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While undergoing treatment for the benign condition, medical examinations revealed a separate cancerous issue, although specific details regarding the type and severity of the cancer were not disclosed in the official statement from the palace.

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Despite the challenging diagnosis, the palace affirmed the king's unwavering optimism and expressed his eagerness to resume full public duties at the earliest opportunity.

While he has been advised to curtail public engagements, King Charles remains dedicated to fulfilling his state obligations and official responsibilities.

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News of King Charles's health battle has prompted an outpouring of support, including messages from his son, Prince Harry.

Despite residing in California with his wife Meghan, Prince Harry has expressed his intention to travel to the UK in the coming days to visit his father.&nbsp;

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery to Britain's King Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Taking to X, Modi conveyed the collective prayers of the Indian populace, hoping for the monarch's speedy return to health during this trying time.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent heartfelt wishes for a swift recovery to Britain's King Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer. Taking to X, Modi conveyed the collective prayers of the Indian populace, hoping for the monarch's speedy return to health during this trying time. I join the people of India in wishing speedy recovery and good health to His Majesty King Charles III. https://t.co/86mKg9lE1q — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 6, 2024 × British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he was "shocked and sad" to hear of King Charles's cancer diagnosis. Sunak told the BBC he is thankful the illness was "caught early", and hopes the king makes a speedy recovery. King Charles' health update Buckingham Palace disclosed on Monday (Feb 5) that King Charles, aged 75, has received a diagnosis of cancer following a medical procedure intended to address a benign prostate enlargement. This development comes after his ascension to the throne last year following the demise of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Also read | King Charles III diagnosed with cancer, to postpone public-facing duties: Buckingham Palace While undergoing treatment for the benign condition, medical examinations revealed a separate cancerous issue, although specific details regarding the type and severity of the cancer were not disclosed in the official statement from the palace. A statement from Buckingham Palace: https://t.co/zmYuaWBKw6 📷 Samir Hussein pic.twitter.com/xypBLHHQJb — The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) February 5, 2024 × Despite the challenging diagnosis, the palace affirmed the king's unwavering optimism and expressed his eagerness to resume full public duties at the earliest opportunity. While he has been advised to curtail public engagements, King Charles remains dedicated to fulfilling his state obligations and official responsibilities. Also watch this report News of King Charles's health battle has prompted an outpouring of support, including messages from his son, Prince Harry. Despite residing in California with his wife Meghan, Prince Harry has expressed his intention to travel to the UK in the coming days to visit his father. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian PM Modi, UK's Sunak wish King Charles III speedy recovery after his cancer diagnosis

Britain's Prince Harry is being urged to step down from the board of African Parks amid a report that its rangers raped and tortured Indigenous people in Africa.&nbsp; 
 
An investigative report by the Mail has claimed that guards employed by African Parks abused the Baka people in the Republic of Congo. Members of the Indigenous group once known as pygmies who live in Odzala-Kokoua National Park claim that the guards have stopped them from entering forests where they have “foraged, fished, hunted and found medicines for millennia” by violent means, the outlet reported. 
 
Community activists have alleged that a Baka man died after being beaten and jailed without medical care, while a woman said she was raped by an armed guard while holding her newborn baby. Other allegations include a teen boy who claimed he was groomed for prostitution by another guard, and a man who said he was whipped with a belt while his head was forced underwater. The report also claims that medical staff were “subjected to intimidation to cover up abuse.”&nbsp; 
 
Prince Harry's involvement with African&nbsp;Parks 
 
Harry got involved with African Parks back in 2016 and the following year became the president of the non-profit conservation group that manages national parks across the continent. 
 
In 2023, after serving six years as president, he was elevated to an officially appointed member of the Board of Directors, the governing body of the organization. 
 
African Parks currently manages 22 national parks and protected areas in Angola, Benin, Central African Republic, Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Mozambique, the Republic of Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan Zambia and Zimbabwe, its website stated.&nbsp; 
 
The conservation organization works with governments and local communities for the rehabilitation and long-term management of national parks. 
 
Survival International, a London based human rights organization, wrote to Prince Harry in May 2023 when he was still the president of the organisation, to inform him of concerns that the Baka people were being abused by armed guards who work for African Parks.&nbsp; 
 
The outlet reports that Harry was also sent a video message from a Baka man named Eyaya, who said, “The eco-guards are stopping us from going into the forest. I’d like whoever is sending all these people here to hear what it’s like. I want the person who is in charge of the eco-guards and gives them their orders to hear this. Now there is only torture in the forest.” 
 
Did Harry react to the earlier video? 
 
According to reports, the Duke of Sussex “responded within a fortnight with an initially sympathetic letter, promising to escalate the concerns to the most senior ranks of the organization, including the chief executive, Peter Fearnhead." 
 
However, since then the campaigns director of Survival International received no further updates from there and said it was discouraging when the Duke of Sussex joined the board of directors later in 2023.&nbsp; 
 
“He said he took it seriously, but it didn’t achieve the change we had hoped to see. Then, very disappointingly, we learnt that Harry had joined the board of directors,” said the director of Survival International to The Times.&nbsp;

Survival International is now urging Prince Harry to step down from the post, which was further outlined in a statement shared Saturday. 
 
"We hope that his stepping down from the board of directors will give a clear signal to this organization that human rights abuses in the name of conservation are not tolerated any more,” the campaigns director told The Times.

Britain's Prince Harry is being urged to step down from the board of African Parks amid a report that its rangers raped and tortured Indigenous people in Africa.

Britain's Prince Harry is being urged to step down from the board of African Parks amid a report that its rangers raped and tortured Indigenous people in Africa. An investigative report by the Mail has claimed that guards employed by African Parks abused the Baka people in the Republic of Congo. Members of the Indigenous group once known as pygmies who live in Odzala-Kokoua National Park claim that the guards have stopped them from entering forests where they have “foraged, fished, hunted and found medicines for millennia” by violent means, the outlet reported. Community activists have alleged that a Baka man died after being beaten and jailed without medical care, while a woman said she was raped by an armed guard while holding her newborn baby. Other allegations include a teen boy who claimed he was groomed for prostitution by another guard, and a man who said he was whipped with a belt while his head was forced underwater. The report also claims that medical staff were “subjected to intimidation to cover up abuse.” Prince Harry's involvement with African Parks Harry got involved with African Parks back in 2016 and the following year became the president of the non-profit conservation group that manages national parks across the continent. In 2023, after serving six years as president, he was elevated to an officially appointed member of the Board of Directors, the governing body of the organization. African Parks currently manages 22 national parks and protected areas in Angola, Benin, Central African Republic, Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Mozambique, the Republic of Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan Zambia and Zimbabwe, its website stated. The conservation organization works with governments and local communities for the rehabilitation and long-term management of national parks. Survival International, a London based human rights organization, wrote to Prince Harry in May 2023 when he was still the president of the organisation, to inform him of concerns that the Baka people were being abused by armed guards who work for African Parks. The outlet reports that Harry was also sent a video message from a Baka man named Eyaya, who said, “The eco-guards are stopping us from going into the forest. I’d like whoever is sending all these people here to hear what it’s like. I want the person who is in charge of the eco-guards and gives them their orders to hear this. Now there is only torture in the forest.” Did Harry react to the earlier video? According to reports, the Duke of Sussex “responded within a fortnight with an initially sympathetic letter, promising to escalate the concerns to the most senior ranks of the organization, including the chief executive, Peter Fearnhead." However, since then the campaigns director of Survival International received no further updates from there and said it was discouraging when the Duke of Sussex joined the board of directors later in 2023. “He said he took it seriously, but it didn’t achieve the change we had hoped to see. Then, very disappointingly, we learnt that Harry had joined the board of directors,” said the director of Survival International to The Times. Survival International is now urging Prince Harry to step down from the post, which was further outlined in a statement shared Saturday. "We hope that his stepping down from the board of directors will give a clear signal to this organization that human rights abuses in the name of conservation are not tolerated any more,” the campaigns director told The Times.

Prince Harry urged to step down from Africa parks board amid reports of abuse and rape by rangers

Britain's Prince&nbsp;Harry&nbsp;on Friday withdrew his libel claim against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday newspaper over an article about his security arrangements, with his spokesperson saying he wanted to focus on his family's safety.

Harry, King Charles' younger son, had sued Associated Newspapers over a 2022 article which stated he only offered to pay for police protection after bringing a separate legal fight against the British government.

The report also accused&nbsp;Harry, 39, of attempting to mislead the public about his willingness to pay for the policing, which was withdrawn after he stepped back from royal duties in 2020.

In December, he lost his attempt to have the paper's defence to his libel lawsuit thrown out, meaning he would have likely had to give evidence at London's High Court later this year.

The Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday's sister title, reported that&nbsp;Harry, the Duke of Sussex, had abandoned his case hours before his lawyers were required to hand over relevant documents.

The paper said he would now be obliged to pay the paper's costs of 250,000 pounds ($316,900.00) along with his own fees which it put at 500,000 pounds. Both&nbsp;Harry's lawyer and a spokesperson for Associated declined to comment.

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The prince's spokesperson, who said the legal costs had not been determined, said he had withdrawn the claim because he wanted to focus on the safety of his family and his case against the British government over the decision to strip him of automatic police protection when he was in Britain.

Harry, his U.S. wife Meghan and their two children now live in California after the couple stepped down from royal duties in 2020. His claim against the government was heard in December with a ruling expected in the next few months.

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That case was&nbsp;Harry's focus and not the libel action which would "give a continued platform to the Mail’s false claims all those years ago", the spokesperson said.

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London's High Court had ruled last July that the Mail report was defamatory - paving the way for&nbsp;Harry&nbsp;to take the case forward against one of Britain’s biggest media publishers. But his bid to have the case decided in his favour without a trial then subsequently failed.

The legal action was one of a number of cases the royal is taking against British tabloids at the High Court. He and six other high-profile figures including singer Elton John are also suing Associated alleging widespread unlawful behaviour including phone-hacking by its journalists.

A judge ruled in November that their case could go to trial after the publisher tried to have it thrown out.

Britain's Prince Harry on Friday withdrew his libel claim against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday newspaper over an article about his security arrangements, with his spokesperson saying he wanted to focus on his family's safety.

Britain's Prince Harry on Friday withdrew his libel claim against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday newspaper over an article about his security arrangements, with his spokesperson saying he wanted to focus on his family's safety. Harry, King Charles' younger son, had sued Associated Newspapers over a 2022 article which stated he only offered to pay for police protection after bringing a separate legal fight against the British government. The report also accused Harry, 39, of attempting to mislead the public about his willingness to pay for the policing, which was withdrawn after he stepped back from royal duties in 2020. In December, he lost his attempt to have the paper's defence to his libel lawsuit thrown out, meaning he would have likely had to give evidence at London's High Court later this year. The Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday's sister title, reported that Harry, the Duke of Sussex, had abandoned his case hours before his lawyers were required to hand over relevant documents. The paper said he would now be obliged to pay the paper's costs of 250,000 pounds ($316,900.00) along with his own fees which it put at 500,000 pounds. Both Harry's lawyer and a spokesperson for Associated declined to comment. Kate Middleton, Princess Of Wales, hospitalised for abdominal surgery The prince's spokesperson, who said the legal costs had not been determined, said he had withdrawn the claim because he wanted to focus on the safety of his family and his case against the British government over the decision to strip him of automatic police protection when he was in Britain. Harry, his U.S. wife Meghan and their two children now live in California after the couple stepped down from royal duties in 2020. His claim against the government was heard in December with a ruling expected in the next few months. That case was Harry's focus and not the libel action which would "give a continued platform to the Mail’s false claims all those years ago", the spokesperson said. British monarch King Charles III to have treatment for enlarged prostate London's High Court had ruled last July that the Mail report was defamatory - paving the way for Harry to take the case forward against one of Britain’s biggest media publishers. But his bid to have the case decided in his favour without a trial then subsequently failed. The legal action was one of a number of cases the royal is taking against British tabloids at the High Court. He and six other high-profile figures including singer Elton John are also suing Associated alleging widespread unlawful behaviour including phone-hacking by its journalists. A judge ruled in November that their case could go to trial after the publisher tried to have it thrown out.

Prince Harry withdraws libel claim against British tabloid

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