Summary: Prince Andrew seeks to regain taxpayer-funded security after losing it due to his civil sex assault case brought by Virginia Giuffre . Former Home Secretary Priti Patel 's suggestion of a security review for Prince Andrew sparks debate. Duncan Larkham argues for reinstating security due to Andrew's royal status and potential security risks . Ava Santina questions the appropriateness of taxpayers bearing the cost and compares Andrew's situation to that of other public figures. The discussion delves into the royal family's m...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle allegedly upset with South Park over Worldwide Privacy Tour episode Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's popularity in the US has plummeted in the wake of that infamous South Park episode, which saw the pair savaged over their constant cries for privacy. A shocking new poll reveals that the Sussexes popularity has now slumped to an all-time low, and they are now less popular in the US than Prince Andrew. Since December last year, Harry's popularity has sunk by 48 points, leaving him at a minus 10. Meanwhile, Meghan's has dropped by 40 points, putting her at a minus 17. Imperatively, Prince Andrew's approval rating sits at a minus 2, proving that he is still very unpopular, particularly in the wake of the serious sex assault allegations that were made against him by Virginia Roberts. The latest Harry and Meghan poll comes just days after the p...

Summary: New duties announced in King Charles 's military appointments reshuffle. Prince Harry and Meghan have differences in child-rearing approaches. Meghan's pursuit of personal interests contrasts with Harry's involvement in court cases . William and Catherine take on increased royal duties in reshuffle. ...

Prince Harry Trial: Former 'in-house hacker' appears in court First to give evidence in Prince Harry's case against Mirror Group newspapers, Harry and Meghan's biographer and a former journalist at the Sunday Mirror. Dan Evans given a suspended sentence back in 2014 after admitting illegal information gathering at the now defunct news of the world but a journalist before that at the Sunday Mirror. Hired in 2003 to work for then editor Tina Weaver. In court he said it was a badly kept secret that he was the designated in-house hacker using burner phones in her office to keep his work largely out of sight of the newsroom. MGM denies voicemail interception at any of its titles but in court Evans said he was doing it and had about a 30% success rate claiming that when he was at the paper in his words it was doing dodgy stuff on every story. When asked by MGM's legal te...