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'I'm ready': Prince George starts first day at Eton (opens the original)
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As heavy rain fell and the Prince of Wales tried and failed to open an umbrella, it was Prince George who led the way. Quickly, confidently, he strode very slightly ahead of his parents across the schoolyard of Eton, ready for his first day. Just like each 13-year-old new boy arriving at the boarding school for Michaelmas, he wore his own clothes and extended a polite handshake to the headmaster, who told him “welcome”, “good luck”, and “enjoy”. For George alone, it was also a moment captured fo
Meghan’s next role? Managing the school run (opens the original)
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There will be no return to working royal roles for Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex. Photo / Getty Images For this next phase of their lives, there has been talk of an “extended” stay, and of them remaining an “international couple”. But first, there is a new school for the children and a decision for their parents: what now? In Prince Harry’s case, the year ahead is mapped out for him, mostly in Britain and largely focused on the lead-up to the Invictus Games. And the Duchess? She would s
Harry and Meghan not guaranteed Christmas at Sandringham (opens the original)
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Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, will move back to the UK with Archie and Lilibet within days. Photo / Getty Images The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are not guaranteed an invitation to Royal family gatherings, including Christmas at Sandringham, the Telegraph can reveal. The Sussexes and their children, Prince Archie, 7, and 5-year-old Princess Lilibet, will not be automatically included in outings for non-working members of the family despite moving back to Britain. Eac
Harry defiant in defeat, but his life’s work lies in ruins (opens the original)
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The Duke of Sussex tried his best to grin and bear it as he began his trip to Britain with an Invictus Games event and a defeat in his £50m legal battle. Photo / Getty Images Faced with the stark reality of complete and utter defeat in his £50 million ($116m) court case, Prince Harry looked shaken, dejected and a little bewildered. At 2pm on Tuesday (UK time), the Duke of Sussex walked into a basement meeting room at Chatham House in London at the exact moment the legal ruling was published. To
King Charles finally gets tough with Prince Harry (opens the original)
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Prince Harry missed a deadline to accept his father’s Buckingham Palace offer. Photo / Getty Images It has taken quite some time for King Charles to lose patience with his younger son. But after weeks of dithering, days of back-and-forth briefing, and the rejection of a long-standing invitation to stay at Buckingham Palace, he has finally had enough. Charles, whose parenting has hitherto been criticised for being too indulgent, has drawn a boundary for his 41-year-old son in a sharp lesson to be
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