“Woke Royals”

A woman is threatening to sue Meghan Markle for $10million (£8million) after claiming she suffered ‘catastrophic burns’ after trying out the homemade bath salts recipe from her Netflix show, it was revealed today.

Robin Patrick has shared horrific pictures of her legs as proof that the Duchess of Sussex’s recipe on With Love, Meghan is ‘flawed and dangerous’ and should have come with a warning.

Ms Patrick, a diabetic from Maryland, claims that she suffered 18 burns, still has ulcers and claims her body still feels like it is ‘burning from within’– after following Meghan’s recipe in March.

Prince Harry is ready to reconcile with his family.

You know those apparently racist pigs who have deliberately tried to trap him and his family. The father who didn’t hug him. The brother and sister-in-law who basically tied him up and dressed him in Nazi garb. And yes, that same brother who “assaulted” him, tossing him onto a dog bowl.

To those rotten folks, the benevolent Prince Harry will see you now. After publicly airing enough grievances for two decades worth of Festivuses, he’s ready to mend fences.

Two weeks ago, a Telegraph reader wrote in to ask: “What will it take for this rift between the King and Prince Harry to end?”

Back then, the answer seemed straightforward. When the security court case was over, whether the Duke of Sussex won or lost, there was a world in which they could conceivably talk again.

When the dust settled, whether the Duke was vindicated or at least felt he had tried his best, it was fractionally possible that father and son could reconnect – without leaks, without showdowns, without fears of jeopardising a Court of Appeal case in which the King must be scrupulously uninvolved.

Meghan Markle posts photo of Prince Harry with their children; after the Prince sparked backlash for bombshell BBC interview where he criticized the Royal Family.

“There have been so many disagreements between myself and some of my family…

Of course, they will never forgive… pic.twitter.com/xDMhBtHwoy

— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) May 4, 2025

Prince Harry faces criticism for sparking speculation surrounding His Majesty’s health after saying he didn’t ‘know how much longer’ his 76-year-old father, King Charles, has left to live.

In a bombshell interview with the BBC, the Duke of Sussex, 40, revealed he wanted to reconcile with the royals, while alleging his father, the monarch, was not currently speaking to him.

It comes after Prince Harry lost his legal challenge over his UK security arrangements at the Court of Appeal. The Duke could potentially appeal the decision, which would then put it in the hands of the Supreme Court.

Prince Harry gives astonishing interview about his father who ‘won’t speak to him’ but claims he wants ‘reconciliation’ with his family because HE has ‘forgiven them’

And … King Charles to deliver throne speech in Canada on May 27

The death of Virginia Giuffre brings to a tragic close the most unedifying and damaging royal scandal in living memory.

Ms Giuffre, who has died by suicide at her farm in Australia, will be remembered as the determined survivor of sex trafficking and abuse who helped to catalyse the downfall of Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and, in the court of public opinion, the Duke of York.

King praises Judaism and Islam in Easter message

The King has praised the ethics of Judaism and the human instinct of Islam in his Easter message.

In a message issued on Maundy Thursday, the King wished the public a “blessed and peaceful Easter”, saying the greatest virtue the world needs is “love”.

On Thursday, he and the Queen will join the congregation at Durham Cathedral for a service before he distributes “Maundy Money”, a longstanding royal tradition.

I see the end of the Monarchy as a genuine possibility in our lifetime.

A Telegraph poll reveals most voters are not in favour of taxpayer-funded security for the Duke of Sussex.

The Duke returned to London on Sunday to attend a two-day hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice to win automatic state security for him and his family.

The Duke has argued that he was “singled out for different, unjustified and inferior treatment” when he was denied the right to automatic police protection after quitting public duties.

Entitled much?

More documents about the relationship between Prince Andrew and an alleged Chinese agent of influence are being released to BBC News on Friday.

The court papers about Yang Tengbo’s alleged activities in the UK are becoming public after a legal battle including other media outlets for more transparency in the semi-secret case.

Mr Yang has been banned from the UK on national security grounds after the home secretary concluded that he may have been trying to exert influence on the Duke of York.

The head of an African charity set up to help children with HIV has issued a devastating broadside against Harry and Meghan – describing the couple’s brand as ‘toxic’.

In a sensational interview, Dr Sophie Chandauka, chair of Sentebale – the organisation the Duke of Sussex co-founded – claimed she first felt tension between Harry and herself a year ago.

At one point she was asked by his team to defend Meghan against negative publicity, but she refused.

America’s Sussex-haters are feeling deflated today, as it seems like the Privileged Prince of Privacy may be here on US soil to stay.

On Tuesday, the Department of Homeland Security released Prince Harry’s application for a visa to live in the US – but, for some reason, the Duke’s files weren’t given the JFK treatment.

Instead of a bona fide document dump, we got a few sheets of near-fully redacted pages that could just as easily have been Queen Me-Again’s recipe book.

The Duke of Sussex’s immigration files must be made public by Tuesday, a court has ruled.

Judge Nichols ordered the release of documents relating to the Duke of Sussex’s US visa application as part of an ongoing freedom of information (FOI) request brought by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative US think tank based in Washington DC.