Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Won’t Stand With the Royal Family at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are being advised to prepare for a “lifelong battle” after going public with legal battles, according to an expert.The Duke of Sussex is taking legal action against the Mail on Sunday after the publication allegedly made a “misrepresentation of the facts” regarding Harry’s offer to pay for the protection himself, according to a court filing.Legal representatives for Harry say in paperwork that the Mail on Sunday’s article made the accusation that the Duke “lied in his initial public statements." The court filing added: “As a result of [the Mail's] conduct pleaded above, [Prince Harry] has suffered increased upset and distress and injury to his feelings." His legal team also argue that the Mail refused to take down the article from their website and did not make it as “subject of a legal claim” or even publish an apology.Harry is now seeking damages for libel against the Mail on Sunday publishers Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) at the High Court in London - but also wants an injunction to prevent the claims from being repeated.And it is this kind of public legal battle – something his grandmother The Queen has often shied away from – that could land him in trouble.Expert Amber Meville-Brown, who is the Global Head of Media and Reputation at Withersworldwide, told Newsweek: “Meghan and Harry are engaged in what will inevitably be a life-long battle with the British tabloids; they will not be strangers to scrutiny, criticism and at times serious accusations; and if they complain, explain and bring suit each time scrutiny and serious accusations are sent their way, they will find themselves very busy.Keep up to date with all the latest news stories. by signing up for one of Daily Star's

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge visit the St. John’s Primary School to participate in a Roots of Empathy session with some school children on Wednesday (May 11) in Glasgow, Scotland.

The safety of Kate Middleton's three children is "a constant worry" after it was revealed that the Royal family were tormented by 170 stalkers in 2021, an expert has revealed. Kate, 40, and her husband Prince William, 39, are parents to Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four.

Prince William spoke from the heart on Tuesday during a moving speech about loss and grief at the opening of the Manchester Arena memorial. The 39-year-old Duke of Cambridge got emotional as he reflected on the death of his mother, Princess Diana, while sharing the importance of remembering loved ones who have died.“For Catherine and I, it is very important that we are with you here today. To remember the 22 lives so brutally taken," William said to those in attendance, referring to the bombing at a 2017 Ariana Grande concert which took the lives of nearly two dozen people.

This week, our treasured columnist Judi Love has hit out at critics of the Meghan Markle who have used Netflix's recent cancellation of her show as an excuse to give the young Duchess grief. Writing in her weekly OK! magazine column, the much-loved comedian also revealed all on her recent vacay to the South of France and has given us the final verdict of her favourite looks from the Met Gala red carpet.

Queen in case Prince Harry and Meghan Markle bring a filming crew with them when they attend the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. After months of speculation, Harry and Meghan have confirmed that they will be flying over from California with their children Archie and Lilibet to celebrate the Queen reaching 70 years on the throne in June.The couple did not announce whether they will be working on the trip, but after Harry was followed by a Netflix crew on a trip to the Hague, some commentators have suggested that royals are worried the couple may pull a “stunt”.Now, speaking to Today Australia, the Daily Mirror’s royal editor Russell Myers noted that any close filming of the Queen for Harry and Meghan’s Netflix deals is unlikely.Despite recent health scares and increasingly common cancellations of public appearances, Russell stressed that the Queen remains the “boss” of the monarchy.“It’s still a sad state of affairs, I do desperately feel for the Queen having to make these sort of decisions at 96 years of age, having given her life to the country, the Commonwealth, indeed the world, and her whole family is imploding around her,” he suggested.And, the royal commentator claimed that this would make it unlikely that the Queen would feature heavily in any documentary project Harry and Meghan might film while visiting the UK for the Jubilee celebrations.“There is an absolute ring of steel around the Queen in terms of her advisors.

Prince William appeared to be "sad and regretful" as he attended at the State Opening of Parliament yesterday, according to one body language expert.

Royal traditions go way back in history and gems of information about Britain’s monarchy and its members do get lost along the way Even with the Royal Family remaining firmly in the 21st century spotlight, quirky facts and anecdotes from days gone by are endlessly fascinating.There’s always a new detail or a nugget from the archives that can add colour to the story of Britain’s first family - from coronations and weddings to war-time courage. Check out these five things that you probably didn’t know or if you did, you have long forgotten.The Royal Family used to rent crown jewels for coronations The precious and fragile St Edward’s Crown, usually seen behind reinforced glass on display in the Tower of London, is only ever used at the coronation of a new king or queen, and its diamonds used to be hired in for the occasion.

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Prince Charles appeared on a video call with a blank picture frame behind him. In the bizarre clip, an empty frame with a white silhouette appeared over the Prince of Wales' left shoulder as he broadcast from his Scottish home in Birkhall.

Queen remains "very much" in charge of the monarchy despite Prince Charles and Prince William stepping in at the State Opening of Parliament, insiders have claimed.The 96-year-old monarch was forced to pull out of Tuesday's (May 10) event due to mobility issues.It was the first time in 59 years that she wasn't able to give the Queen's speech, with Charles addressing Parliament in her place.Instead, the Queen watched on from Windsor while the Sovereign's Throne in the House of Lords was left symbolically empty.The strange ceremony sparked questions over whether we'd ever see the Queen at full capacity again, or whether Charles was acting as a prince regent. Speaking to The Sun, royal sources were keen to shut down these suggestions, insisting that the Queen was "very much" still in charge.

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Tuesday 10 May marked the State Opening of Parliament and only the third time since her coronation that the Queen wasn’t in attendance. Previously Her Majesty, 96, missed State Openings in 1959 when she was pregnant with Prince Andrew, and in 1963 when she was pregnant with Prince Edward.This year, however, the Queen was represented by Prince Charles, with Prince William also in attendance.

Prince William opened up about the grief he still feels over the loss of his mother Princess Diana while at an unveiling ceremony for a new garden built in memory of the victims of the Manchester Arena bombing.

While attending the official opening of the Manchester Arena memorial, Prince William got candid about his personal journey with grief.

Prince William spoke of his own grief Tuesday as he gave a personal tribute to the families of 22 people who were killed when a suicide bomber targeted an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena five years ago. William and his wife Kate, were attending the official opening of a public memorial in the city of Manchester, which comes ahead of the fifth anniversary of the terror attack on May 22, 2017.

Piers Morgan has branded Meghan Markle a "massive narcissist" after the Duchess was tipped to run for President of the United States.The former GMB anchor ripped into Prince Harry's wife Meghan on his TalkTV show - Uncensored - on Tuesday night (May 10).Piers referred to Meghan as a "scheming Princess Pinocchio" as he slated her lack of political experience in a brutally-honest segment called Brain Dump.It comes after the sister and close adviser of Joe Biden, the current US President, suggested Meghan could be a contender for The White House during an interview on GMB.Valerie Biden was asked whether she thought Meghan would make a good potential candidate for US President in the future, to which she replied: "Yes, perhaps of course she will."It prompted Piers to launch into a furious rant at Meghan after playing the clip of Valerie praising Meghan.The TV star proceeded to accuse her of 'hooking her claws' into Harry to become rich and famous.He also claimed Meghan would use the White House as another "rung" as she desperately tries to climb up the social ladder.Piers said: "What? Is that a joke? Perhaps there is somebody out there less suited to becoming the leader of the Free World but I can't currently think of one."Before you think this is some kind of joke, remember that Meghan Markle's old friends probably thought the same thing when she told them she was gonna hook her claws into a British prince and make herself stupendously rich and famous.Piers insisted he wouldn't put anything past the idea that Meghan would one day run for office.He continued: "I wouldn't put anything past this scheming Princess Pinocchio who probably sees The White House as a perfectly feasibly next rung on her relentless climb up the social

Prince Charles 'moaned' to Camilla he made a historic appearance at the State Opening of Parliament, a lip reader claims.The Prince of Wales was in Westminster delivering the Queen's speech on her behalf today (Tuesday, May 10) after mobility issues forced her to pull out of the formal tradition.According to top lip reader, Jeremy Freeman, as Charles stepped out of his car he gave his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall an honest assessment of their journey, the Mirror reports.Dressed in his Admiral of the Fleet uniform, medals and honour insignia, Charles began walking through the Sovereign's entrance when he issued a complaint, Mr Freeman says.He told the Mirror, says as they got out of the car, Charles told Camilla: "Oh my word that was uncomfortable".Shortly afterwards, Charles could be seen gesturing to Camilla, appearing to tell her what side she should be standing on.And according to Jeremy, as he points out where Camilla should stand, he says: "Your side."Meanwhile a few minutes later as Charles greets officers lining the route to the throne room, he approaches the last one and says: "I hope you're well."The officer then leans forward as he didn't hear the remark and according to Jeremy says: "What, sorry?"Charles the repeats what he said to the officer, who replies: "Well, yes I'm trying." Charles and son Prince William jointly opened Parliament on the Queen’s behalf as Counsellors of State after the monarch delegated the important duty to them.

The sun shone on a day to remember one of the darkest times in the city's history today. And while many are still healing, a quiet place to reflect in the heart of Manchester will be there for as long as it takes.

Stepping up! Prince Charles filled in for his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on the opening day of British Parliament — and got a taste of his future on the throne.

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