Buckingham Palace 'revises' HR policies after inquiry into Meghan 'bullying' claims

Diana, Princess of Wales believes that Prince Harry is fighting a losing battle after stepping down from Royal life in January 2020, claims Deborah Davies.The world-known psychic claims to have spoken to Princess Diana in recent weeks about her family and two children, Princes William and Harry.Harry has previously spoken out about following in his mother's footsteps and keeping her memory alive but Diana reportedly claims her son has "a lot of anger" towards his family.READ MORE: Prince Harry 'speaks to Diana's spirit' before making decisions, claims expertThe Duke of Sussex, 37, has had a strained relationship with his family and has even dropped several bombshell allegations against them in recent years.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, the former Real Housewives of Cheshire star said: "Diana says that Harry has a lot of anger towards 'the firm' in general because of what happened to her."She says 'It's a pointless battle though, they will never understand, they will never be sorry for anyone's suffering.'"Deborah continued: "She says that 'The Firm is a machine that keeps on running regardless of anyone's feelings'". The businesswoman who hosts the Unexplained Deaths & Mysteries podcast previously told us that she believed Prince Harry's plans to win the British public over had backfired.

Queen was said to have been "surprised" by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's choice of name for their daughter, a socialite has claimed. According to Nicky Haslam – who has a long list of royal pals – the Duke and Duchess of Sussex asked Her Majesty for her permission to name their newborn daughter after her over the phone and she agreed.But the socialite claims that the monarch believed her latest great-grandchild would be named Elizabeth and was taken aback when the name Lilibet was instead chosen.READ MORE: Charles 'thrilled' to see Meghan and 'emotional' at first meeting with LilibetHe said: "I heard he [Harry] rang her and said: 'We want to call our daughter after you, Granny'.

Nick Kyrgios after the Aussie fought back to knock out the Greek and reach the Wimbledon fourth round.There was clear tension in the air during the four-set encounter, with both players being given warnings by the umpire. And following his defeat, Tsitsipas took aim at Kyrgios, calling him a ‘bully.’ after losing the match.“I enjoyed my tennis today,” he said after the match. “A bit disappointed with some of the things that went down, especially when they are repetitive over and over again.

It’s a start. After attending Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee, many Royal fans are asking what’s the deal with Prince Charles and Harry’s relationship? Royal expert Katie Nicholl explained to Entertainment Tonight on June 30, 2022, that Prince Charles is seeking to fix their broken relationship.

Wimbledon officials back in 2017 after flouting their historic dress code regulations - but she wasn't at all keen to talk about it after. The American overcame Elise Mertens 7-6 6-4 on Centre Court in their first round clash, having broken tradition by wearing a rule-breaking pink bra.Deciding not to risk a punishment, the seven-time singles Grand Slam winner changed the undergarment after a short break, with an official later stating: "Underwear should be white." READ MORE: Stunning Katie Boulter has tennis star boyfriend, was snapped by Vogue and loves footie In response to a press conference query, Williams said: "What pink bra? I don’t like talking about bras in press conferences. It’s weird."I don’t want to talk about my undergarments.

A royal insider has claimed that The Queen is “fed up with Harry and Meghan drama” and wants the bullying claims surrounding Meghan Markle to be handled privately so a “line” can be drawn. The Daily Mail reports that a palace insider told Vanity Fair’s Katie Nicholl that Her Majesty, 96, wanted the inquiry to be handled privately in a bid to avoid any further problems with the Royal Family's public image.

Queen’s granddaughters Zara Tindall and princesses Eugenie and Beatrice missed catching up with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry during the Jubilee celebrations after a ‘boozy lunch’ ran late, it is claimed. The cousins had planned to meet the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after the ‘celebratory’ family lunch which came after the Red Arrows’ display over Buckingham Palace.

Meghan Markle was dragging Prince Harry “around like a royal performing seal” within four months of meeting him, a leading Royal Family biographer has claimed.The future Duke and Duchess of Sussex kept their relationship under wraps after getting together during the spring of 2016.They then went public on Halloween of that year and Ingrid Seward – the editor of Majesty magazine who has written books on most senior members of the Royal Family – claimed that Meghan then "moved at the speed of lightning" to cast Harry under her spell.READ MORE: Prince Harry says Diana’s voice is ‘even stronger in my life’ after becoming a fatherMs Seward said the American actress swiftly realised that Harry was “totally mesmerised” by her and such devotion saw him dote on her throughout their “whirlwind courtship”.She also suggested Meghan "dragged" Prince Harry around like a "royal performing seal" before they wed in a star-studded Windsor Castle ceremony in 2018.Speaking after the launch of her book, Prince Philip Revealed: A Man Of His Century in 2020, Ms Seward said: “God Almighty, Meghan has really moved at the speed of lightning. It was a whirlwind courtship, it was pretty quick."I don’t like her for it, but I do admire her for being able to pack so much into such a short time.

Buckingham Palace has investigated how staff handled allegations of bullying made against Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, but the findings will remain private. Palace officials told reporters Wednesday that the details of the independent review were not being released to protect the confidentiality of those who took part.  Current and former staff were invited to speak about their experiences of working for Meghan after claims surfaced last year about her bullying several staff members.

Prince Harry stressed that her voice was 'even stronger in his life since he became a father.' Harry has two children with wife Meghan Markle, Archie, 3, and Lilibet, 1, who live with the couple in Los Angeles Speaking today (July 1) a virtual ceremony to honor recipients of the Diana Award, Prince Harry said a part of Diana lived on in everyone assembled.READ MORE: Prince Harry ‘jaded with LA life’ and wants to spend ‘half of year’ in UK, expert claimsHe said: "I see her legacy in all of you."I see her legacy in a Diana Award community that spans multiple generations. I see her legacy every time I meet with families, young people, and children from all corners of the world."And, I see my mum's legacy when I look at my own children every day."Set up in tribute to the Princess after her tragic death, the Diana award honours anyone aged 9 to 25 who has worked to improve the lives of others.And addressing the recipients directly, Harry assured them they were all making his late mum proud.

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In shambles. Prince William and Kate Middleton are keeping their distance from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Royal insider Katie Nicholl revealed to Entertainment Tonight that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge want to keep at arm’s length from William’s brother and his wife.

Made in Chelsea star was rushed to hospital earlier this week after receiving 'alarming' test results. Her fiance Ryan Libbey revealed he was devastated over the latest health battle. Louise, 32, nearly died twice as she gave birth last year and has been left suffering from PTSD.

So THIS is why Buckingham Palace isn’t revealing the results??

Metropolitan Police officers have been sacked after sharing “abhorrent and discriminatory” messages in a Whatsapp group chat, including a racist joke about Meghan Markle, in 2018.PCs Sukhdev Jeer and Paul Hefford's actions were deemed to amount to gross misconduct at a tribunal today (July 1). The offensive posts, including one comparing the Duchess of Sussex to a Golliwog doll, were deemed “discriminatory and serious in nature”.READ MORE: Shocking moment two Met Police officers 'brutally beat teenage boy, 16, in back garden'The tribunal heard how the officers failed to challenge or report the messages.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are believed to be pleased with the results of Buckingham Palace's investigation into allegations made against the Duchess of Sussex. The Palace will not be releasing their conclusions to the public, but had confirmed the investigation had now reached an end and that changes have already been implemented.

Meghan Markle has been rumoured to have had her sights set on the White House for some time, with talk of her ambition to become America’s first woman president dating back to a “secret” meeting with Hillary Clinton at Frogmore Cottage in 2019. And now, again, the Duchess of Sussex’s political ambitions are in the spotlight, with royal expert Russell Myers saying that Meghan is making “all the right noises” to get into politics.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly says Meghan Markle 'could make a real difference' in politics Speaking on ITV’s Lorraine programme, Russell said: “ Prince Harry and Megan have moved over to the United States.

Meghan Markle, and the couple settled in the celebrity neighbourhood of Montecito. The pair have recently been spotted out and about in California, with Meghan supporting Harry as he played polo, after they returned home from the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations.

Duchess of Sussex won't be published was greeted with dismay by Royal fans.But one expert has claimed that the lack of report could actually be a path to peace for warring prince brothers Harry and William.Buckingham Palace launched a probe in March last year after staffers accused Meghan of bullying them.READ MORE: Meghan Markle's take on US abortion rule will leave 'Netflix pulling their hair out'It came just one day after the claims were published by The Times, who reported that a former top aide to the Sussexes lodged a complaint in 2018.It was alleged that Meghan drove two personal assistants out of the royal household and undermined a third member of staff.Earlier this week, a senior Buckingham Palace aide announced the investigation was complete, but that the findings would not be released. However, royal expert Richard Key claims that this might not be a bad thing for the two brothers who have barely said a word to each other in the last few years.

Meghan Markle's rift with the Royal Family started less than a week after her marriage to Prince Harry, according to a royal author.The flashpoint reportedly came at a party to celebrate Prince Charles turning 70, which was held four days after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Windsor Castle wedding on May 2018. Meghan's behaviour at that bash was said to have left royal circles "absolutely gobsmacked and astonished" and, by the next day, that had been relayed to Lady Colin Campbell - the charismatic former I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here contestant and author of 1992 best-seller Diana in Private: The Princess Nobody.READ MORE: Meghan and Harry told to ‘step away’ from royal titles and try alternative nameCharles' joyful occasion was said to be marred, Lady Campbell claims, by Meghan who did something that "astonished" an attendee with "impeccable palace connections".Lady Colin revealed what Meghan did to severely shock fellow guests in her 2020 book Meghan and Harry: The Real Story.In it, she describes the scene at the party when Harry and Meghan: “plunged in, glad-handing those who had been selected for introductions".The book's text continues: "She charmed everyone.

A woman has told how she was raped as a schoolgirl by a teacher at the tough Scottish school where Prince Charles was educated. The former pupil at Gordonstoun School told how she was attacked by the “cool” teacher during a camping expedition in the Highlands.