Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been accused of attempting to "ruin the monarchy" with their bombshell new Netflix doc.
The royal pair are set to release their explosive £88million Netflix documentary next week and have sparked outrage from royals fans.
Now, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been accused of attempting to "burn" the Firm "to the ground."
Writing in the Mail Online, columnist Sarah Vine penned: "The Sussexes don’t just want to part ways with the House of Windsor, they want to burn it to the ground, and they are pursuing their aim with ruthless intent.
"What began with that Oprah interview has culminated with the trailer for the couple’s Netflix documentary, which airs on Thursday."
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Prince Harry could do bombshell TV interview before book release
Prince Harry is reportedly considering a TV interview in the UK to promote his upcoming book spare.
The Duke is said to favour ITV's Tom Bradby.
A source told The Mirror: "The publishers want Harry to promote Spare in the UK.
"Tom Bradby has been close to Harry for a long time.
"He is someone Harry can trust."
Royal favourite spotted in Harry & Meghan trailer
A certain rugby legend has been spotted in the background of Netflix’s Harry & Meghan trailer.
In a sweet snap of the pair’s wedding day, one Mike Tindall can be seen enjoying himself in the background.
Can you spot him?
RECAP: Prince William meets Joe Biden
Prince William met with the 46th President of the United States on Friday, as he visited Boston for the Earthshot Prize Awards.
This was the Prince of Wales' first meeting with Joe Biden since the pair took on their new roles.
The future king described the coming together as "wonderful."
Sussex doc to fuel Meghan Kate rivalry, report claims
The upcoming Harry and Meghan Netflix doc will reportedly pit the Duchess of Sussex against the Princess of Wales.
According to the Telegraph, the show will compare the media coverage both royals received.
This is not the first time their rivalry has been stoked, with one royal source telling the publication:"Here we go again."
How can you watch Harry and Meghan’s documentary?
If you’re wanting to watch the series – which has been titled Harry and Meghan – you can do on the streaming site Netflix.
Despite the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly wanting to push the release date back after the Queen’s death, it is thought it will air next week.
A subscription for Netflix starts off at £4.99 and goes up to £15.99 per month.
Don't miss the Earthshot Prize Awards tonight
Brits can finally catch Prince William's Earthshot Prize Awards tonight.
Coming to BBC1 at 5:30pm, the show features an appearance from the Prince of Wales, as well as performances from stars such as Billie Eilish.
You can also watch the show on BBC iPlayer.
Royal family to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth at Christmas carol service
This year the royal Christmas carol service will return once more – and members of the family will take this opportunity to pay tribute to the late Queen.
The service will pay tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the values she demonstrated at Christmas time and throughout her life – including empathy, compassion and support for others.
The carol service will see Westminster Abbey filled with beautiful festive decorations, providing the perfect Christmas backdrop for the world-renowned Abbey Choir to perform some of the nation’s favourite carols.
A number of musical performances and poignant readings will also be delivered by a range of special guests.
Harry and Meghan doc to be 'worse than the royals can imagine'
A royal source has claimed Harry and Meghan's new documentary set to hit Netflix in the coming days will be "utterly explosive" and "very damaging" for the Firm.
The source told the Mirror: “I genuinely think it’s going to be worse than the royals can imagine.
“I’m told that it’s going to be utterly explosive and will be very damaging.”
When will King Charles' coronation take place?
Charles officially became King following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
However, it is tradition to wait until a sufficient time period of mourning has passed, before crowning the new sovereign.
King Charles will be crowned on May 6, 2023, Buckingham Palace have announced.
Inside Harry and Meghan's explosive Netflix doc
Harry and Meghan's new doc will be "absolutely explosive", according to one royal source.
“If aired, they will be absolutely explosive. The topic of racism is discussed — plus claims that some royals opposed the marriage. The whole TV project is very driven by Meghan.
“The narrative is that Harry had to be removed from his family, in which he felt neglected. Mental health features too, and discussion about Harry having therapy over the loss of his mother and his father’s relationship with Camilla.”
Read more here.
Prince Harry dons iconic Spider-man suit as he wishes children who have lost their parents a merry Christmas
As part of a campaign for Scotty's Little Soldiers, a charity that helps children who lost parents in the armed forces, Prince Harry put on the iconic spider-man costume and cowl as he wished them a happy Christmas.
Donning the iconic red and blue costume, he said: "Christmas is a time where we miss our loved ones really, really badly, and that’s okay, but at the same time it can be possible to feel guilty for having fun without our parents.
"But I’m here to assure you that our parents always want us to have fun, so don’t feel guilty.
"You’re allowed to have the best time ever, especially with the Scotty’s Little Soldiers community."
He finished by saying: "So go out there, have the best time and Merry Christmas."
Are the Buckingham Palace gardens open to the public?
Buckingham Palace gardens are not always open to the public.
In the past few years, the palace opened the gardens for those visitors that also had a look around the State rooms.
This kind of tour is mainly open during summer when the weather is nicer and there is less chance of rain.
The gardens are the monarch’s private land, and for high-security reasons, only a part of the gardens is open to the public.
For around £20, you can stroll around the south of the gardens, 500 yards far from a new exit at Grosvenor Palace.
You can rest your feet for a bit in a seated area and admire the scenery of a 19th-century lake.
While walking, you’ll pass trees that were planted by members of the royal family and can also have a short chat with the gardeners keeping the area clean and flourishing.
A large marquee is erected at the end of the tour, which serves as a gift shop.
The Firm needs a 'rebrand' if it wants to be seen as modern - Karren Brady
Writing in The Sun, Karen Brady said the Royal Family will need a "rebrand" if it wishes to be seen by Brits as "modern" following last week's controversy.
Karren penned: "The Firm needs a major rebrand if it truly wants to be seen as modern.
"The Palace simply cannot afford to have another race scandal following the catastrophic fallout from Meghan and Harry’s damning allegations."
Read her full comment piece here.
What did William say at the Earthshot Prize awards?
Prince William spoke at the Earthshot awards Friday night, People Magazine reports.
He stated in his speech, “I believe that the Earthshot solutions you have seen this evening prove we can overcome our planet’s greatest challenges. And by supporting and scaling them we can change our future.”
He added, “The decisions we make now will affect generations to come,”
“Which is why we must choose the path of hope, optimism, and urgency to repair our planet.”
Behind the scenes: Prince William's Earthshot Prize Awards
The Prince of Wales shared an intriguing insight into the production of his Earthshot Prize Awards yesterday.
Taking to Twitter, the future monarch gave fans a glimpse at some of the stunning tech used to create his appearance at the show.
Prince William to tear up 'never complain, never explain' in swift response to Prince Harry
Prince William will reportedly launch a swift response to Prince Harry's new Netflix doc if it attacks the Firm.
This would be a change in tact for the Royal Family, who prefer to remain silent regarding controversy.
A source told the Sunday Express: “The Prince and Princesses’ team will wait to see what’s in the Netflix series before deciding what to do, but you can see the direction of travel.”
Read more here
King Charles to be crowned with St Edward's crown
King Charles will be coronated on May 6, 2023, with St Edward's Crown.
The stunning piece of royal history was first made for Charles II in 1661.
Resizing work has already begun ahead of the monarch's lavish ceremony next year.
William’s ‘superbowl moment’ as Earthshot Awards land in the US
The ceremony, now in its second year, was trailed by royal insiders as William’s “Superbowl moment” and came at the end of his and wife Kate’s first visit to the United States in eight years.
The couple’s three-day trip to Boston focused on the environment, as they discussed rising sea levels with local officials and toured a laboratory specializing in green technologies. William briefly met President Joe Biden Friday.
The trip started Wednesday under a cloud after William’s godmother Susan Hussey apologized and quit the royal household for repeatedly asking a Black British woman where she was “really” from during a reception at Buckingham Palace the day before.
Harry & Meg ‘should have been supporting William and Catherine in Boston’ says fan
Allison Morgan, 37, spent a thousand dollars (£870) on flights and a hotel to travel from Williamsburg, Virginia, to see the couple.
She said: “She thanked us for coming out in the cold. It was worth every cent. I’m a huge fan of the royals. My mum was a fan of Diana and my grandmother a fan of the Queen. It is a family tradition.
“I have huge love for them and write and send cards. I do think Harry and Meghan could be more supportive to their brother and brother-in-law.
“They should be supporting Catherine and William when they are in Boston.”
Kate thanks fan who spent a thousand dollars to meet her for just seconds in Boston
The Princess of Wales has gone on a walkabout in Boston and thanked a woman who spent a thousand dollars travelling to meet the royal for a few seconds.
Kate visited Harvard University to chat to experts in the early years development of children and came armed with a notebook full of handwritten notes.
She spent half an hour with staff from The Centre on the Developing Child – which Kensington Palace described as a “friend” of the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, established by the princess.
During the meeting, Kate said: “There is so much amazing work going on and we need to start sharing the learning and science and what can be done better and be improved to help children in the trajectory into adult life.”
She added: “It is frustrating because I’d like to be here for days.”
William tops three day visit to Boston by meeting president Joe Biden
Prince William capped a three-day visit to Boston by meeting with President Joe Biden to share his vision for safeguarding the environment before attending a gala event Friday evening where he sounded an optimistic tone about solving the worlds environmental problems through hope, optimism and urgency.
The Prince of Wales paid homage to the late President John F. Kennedy, saying his Earthshot Prize was inspired by Kennedys audacious moonshot speech in 1962 that mobilized the nation to put astronauts on the moon. That same sense of urgency and scale is needed now to protect the environment, William said.
In the same way the space effort six decades ago created jobs, boosted economies and provided hope, so too can the solutions borne of tonights Earthshot Prize winners, William said.
Rami Malek says the environment is ‘the greatest crisis of our lifetime’ as he presents award at Eartshot
Celebrities who walked the green carpet at the awards ceremony included Hollywood actor Rami Malek and former England football captain David Beckham.
Artists performing on the night included Billie Eilish, Annie Lennox, Ellie Goulding and Beyonce proteges Chloe x Halle.
Malek, who presented the Fix Our Climate award, spelled out the environmental dilemma facing the planet before the ceremony, saying: “This is the greatest crisis that we are facing in our lifetime and it will probably be the greatest crisis that future generations are facing as well.
“But hopefully we can lessen that challenge for them by the actions we take right now.
“The innovation, the intelligent minds that are coming together to make changes and are being rewarded by the Earthshot Prize tonight will have a massive impact on what the world will look like.”
Kate thanks fan who spent a thousand dollars to meet her for just seconds in Boston
The Princess of Wales went on a walkabout in Boston and thanked a woman who spent a thousand dollars travelling to meet the royal for a few seconds.
Kate visited Harvard University to chat to experts in the early years development of children and came armed with a notebook full of handwritten notes.
She spent half an hour with staff from The Centre on the Developing Child – which Kensington Palace described as a “friend” of the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, established by the princess.
During the meeting, Kate said: “There is so much amazing work going on and we need to start sharing the learning and science and what can be done better and be improved to help children in the trajectory into adult life.”
She added: “It is frustrating because I’d like to be here for days.”
Tory MP says Harry should ‘jog on and grow up’
Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely even threatened to use backbench legislation to strip Harry’s titles so he would be “Mr Windsor”.
He told TalkTV: “I don’t know what’s gone wrong in their lives, I just think they’re this pathetic, narcissistic, self-indulgent pair, they’re dreadful.
“Why on earth would we allow him to keep his titles if he hates this country and hates the monarchy?”
“If I had time I’d be bringing in a private Members Bill to say if you want to hate monarchy you’re Mr Windsor? Jog on, grow up.”
Queen tried to get Charles and Harry to communicate in her final months
THE Queen tried to get Prince Harry and his father on speaking terms in her final months after Prince Charles stopped taking his phone calls begging for cash, sources tell The Sun.
Harry, 37, is said to have “bombarded” his grandmother with calls when she was put on light duties due to her worsening mobility.
Her Majesty ? who stepped back from major duties leaving Charles to take on running most affairs after the death of her husband Prince Philip ? was unable and unwilling to deal with Harry’s requests, it is claimed.
And when she asked her son and heir to the throne why he was accepting emails and not phone calls from Harry, Charles is said to have replied: “Because I am not a bank.”
An insider revealed: “The late Queen was always happy to speak with Harry but when he asked for money she said, ‘Why don’t you speak to your father?’
“Harry told her that Charles wasn’t taking his calls any more.
“Charles insisted that his son must email him instead. Members of the family, including William, had stopped speaking to Harry when they learned of his book deal, fearing what they said could end up in print.
“Harry is not as well off as people are led to believe. He was wanting money. When the Queen asked Charles what he was doing about it because she was fielding so many calls, he told her, ‘I’m not a bank’.”