Paul O'Grady gets 'kiss' from Camilla amid Meghan's claim Britons find hugging 'jarring'

A royal tradition. King Charles III delivered his first Christmas Day speech as monarch in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II‘s death — and did not mention Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

A spokeswoman for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has said an apology by The Sun newspaper over a column in which Jeremy Clarkson said he "hated" Meghan is "nothing more than a PR stunt".

The Sun has apologized for posting Jeremy Clarkson's about Meghan Markle.On December 23, the British tabloid published an official apology four days after deleting Clarkson's recent rant against the . “Columnists' opinions are their own, but as a publisher, we realize that with free expression comes responsibility,” .

Meghan Markle, 41, and Prince Harry, 38, have made headlines since the release of their explosive Netflix docuseries, Harry and Meghan, earlier this month.The show has divided opinion across the world, but the Sussexes still have a supporter in X Factor winner Alexandra Burke, 34.In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Alexandra was asked for her thoughts on the doc.She said: “I actually haven’t had a chance to watch it.“I am looking forward to watching it because I absolutely love Meghan and Harry but I haven’t had the chance simply because of my workload, but I will watch it very soon.”Alexandra’s inability to watch the series is understandable given that she is currently performing 12 shows a week in pantomime at the London Palladium, all while raising her five month baby.The former Strictly Come Dancing star has taken on the role as the villain in this year’s production of Jack and the Beanstalk.In her Palladium panto debut she is also acting alongside comedy greats Dawn French and Julian Clary.On how it is going, Alexandra said: “Doing a show with the likes of Dawn French and Julian Clary is just amazing and I think for everyone, we have all been through a tough couple of years so to go into a theatre and laugh and smile is such a joyous moment that I think everyone needs. “And [Dawn and Julian] are just wonderful.

UK newspaper The Sun on Friday explained why it has removed a column from Jeremy Clarkson that slammed Meghan Markle.

The Sun has said it regrets the publication of a Jeremy Clarkson column about the Duchess of Sussex and is “sincerely sorry”.

Did Prince Harry and Meghan Markle miscalculate the result of their recently-released Netflix docuseries?

Counting on family. While it’s unclear where Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stand with most members of the royal family, their relationship with Princess Eugenie is as strong as it can be.

A tense situation. The premiere of Harry & Meghan has come and gone, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s struggle with The Firm is just beginning, an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

Footage of Meghan Markle curtseying in her role on Suits has surfaced online, after she claimed she didn't know how to do one in the much talked about Netflix docuseries.

Obviously Prince William isn’t wild about how everything went down surrounding the new Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan. But is Princess Catherine taking it more personally??

sure had us for a second. We  earlier this month about their ownership of the house in which their new , was filmed, but shortly after, the  was able to confirm that the house indeed belonged to someone else.According to , the Montecito mansion that appeared in the show is about three-and-a-half miles away from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s current house, which we know from glimpses they’ve previously shared, isn't all that different from this house, design-wise.

Both Prince William and Princess Kate still are navigating the aftermath of Harry & Meghan, with a source telling Us Weekly that Prince Harry isn’t on good terms with his sister-in-law.

Royal Family.The "profound royalist" spoke passionately about her love for Britain's most well-known family, and insisted none of its members was "remotely racist" as she addressed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent Netflix docuseries."I love William and Kate - I don't think Kate's put a foot wrong," she commented.Sue, who is famed for her former role as Marlene Boyce in Only Fools and Horses, added: "I've been lucky enough to meet every single member of the Royal Family.There's nothing remotely racist about [them]."The actress added that she was "gripped" by Meghan and Harry's story, but wouldn't be reading the latter's forthcoming book, Spare, instead planning to check out the newspapers to read the "juicy" excerpts from it.Sue elaborated: "I haven't got enough life left to waste on Harry's book, I'm afraid!"Despite that, she sympathised with him saying she felt "sorry" for him as she believes he is "probably quite unhappy".Meghan and Harry previously stated that an unnamed member of the Royal Family had speculated over what colour her then-unborn son Archie's skin colour might be, causing the couple distress.The statement from the Palace said that "recollections may vary", but during the pair's Netflix documentary, Harry suggested that the family has "unconscious bias" - amid reports the Sussexes would like an apology.She is a fan of the others in the family - and it seems the feeling is mutual, as Buckingham Palace officials are known to have previously requested advance copies of the episodes to be delivered for their viewing pleasure."I'm profoundly royalist - what a wonderful King Charles is going to be! William will back him up [and] it's something to be treasured," she exclaimed.Sue also praised the

ITV bosses have confirmed Jeremy Clarkson will not be fired over his heavily criticised comments about Meghan Markle.

Jeremy Clarkson has suggested he's 'feeling the full force' of the outrage over comments he made about Meghan Markle in a newspaper column earlier this week.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have released the trailer for their new Netflix documentary.

Royal temperatures are rising. Prince William isn’t pleased with younger brother Prince Harry after the release of Netflix’s Harry & Meghan.

“So it’s not quite in our wheelhouse, but no, I don’t know what he was thinking when he wrote that. It was awful.”Jeremy sparked a record 17,500 complaints to press regulator IPSO with his controversial remarks in his column.Readers were left shocked after Jeremy admitted he dreamed of seeing Meghan paraded naked while excrement was thrown at her, in a reference to a scene from fantasy drama Game of Thrones.Jeremy’s column went viral in the hours following its release on Sunday and has since been taken down following a wave of complaints.In total, IPSO said the piece had received more than 20,800 complaints as of 5pm on Tuesday."We will follow our usual processes to examine the complaints we have received.This will take longer than usual because of the volume of complaints," an IPSO spokesperson said, adding that the number of complaints would be subject to change.In his column, the broadcaster wrote: "I hate her.