it evidently happened in 2019 at harry's home inside kensington palace.y confrontation. william called meghan "difficult", "rude" and "abrasive". harry said william was "parroting the press narrative." then, according to the guardian account... harry, it appears, has no regrets about sharing private family moments. he is challenged by tom bradby in the itv interview. wouldn't your brother say to you, harry, how could you do this to me, after everything, after everything we went through, wouldn't that be what he would say? he'd probably say all sorts of different things. some people will say you have railed against invasions of your privacy all your life, but the accusation will be, here are you invading the privacy of your most nearest and dearest without permission. that will be the accusation. that will be the accusation from the people that don't understand or don't want to believe that my family have been briefing the press. so amid all these attacks on his family, what does harry see as his future? if you are invited to the coronation, will you come?

it evidently happened in 2019 at harry's home inside kensington palace.ding to this account, the brothers had an angry confrontation. william called meghan markle abrasive. harry said william was parroting the press narrative. the confrontation escalated until william grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace and knocking me to the floor. i landed on the dog's bowl, which cracked under my back, the pieces cutting into me. i was dazed and then i got to his feet -- my feet and told him to get out. william left and then returned looking regretful and apologized. harry has no regrets about sharing private family moments. he is challenged in the interview. >> what did your brother say to you? after everything you went through? >> he would probably say all sorts of different things. >> some people will say you have railed against invasions of your privacy your entire life. but here you are invading the privacy of your nearest and dearest. >> that will be the accusation from the people who do not understand, do not want to believe that my family have been br

kensington palace. they are remaining silent. palace. kensington palace.are remaining silent . what is are remaining silent. what is difficult i find about that issue and i mean, it's denied as well. has it been denied that camilla colluded with the press and possibly haven't? well, there's been no commented , there's been no commented, that's all. i mean, certainly royal experts we were talking to yesterday were saying whether it was from our was very unlikely from our experience, but we know it's something diana did a lot. experience, but we know it's something diana did a lot . yes, something diana did a lot. yes, she did. i mean, she she delivered tapes to you and morton with in order andrew morton with in order andrew morton to write the biography her something which diana denied at the time where she talks about struggles with mental health with bulimia in particular, something which the world at the time in the 1990s. but think the other point this the other side is there is an argument that camilla has favourable press coverage in her own right the

and kensington palacethese be commenting buckingham palace and kensington palacethese latest commentinglatest allegations; buckingham palace and kensington palacethese latest allegations , about these latest allegations, an incredibly difficult policy to take, is it not, when the reputation of the heir to the throne is thrown into question in this kind of way ? well, as in this kind of way? well, as the respond and they're dragged into it , they don't respond. into it, they don't respond. they allow the allegations to stand without being repeated . so stand without being repeated. so it's a very difficult situation . i suspect the allegations are probably true. i mean, william has got a short fuse . they don't has got a short fuse. they don't have a short fuse . what that have a short fuse. what that particular allegation is made is probably right, which do you really want to know this and these things happen in families. we don't need to know about we don't need to know all about these matters . it's interesting, these matters. it's interesting, norman, when we've been we've been with

for now, there is no comment from either buckingham palace or kensington palace. these are highly personal details on the memoir, for a family where privacy is almost sacred. is there any way back, one wonders, for harry, his family and his brother? i guess never say never, this is the family that takes the long view. things can blow over. however unlikely it may seem at the moment. i think the king would want to try to patch things up. i think it depends essentially on the two brothers themselves. william, for his part, i imagine, would think this is a betrayal of everything that he and his family stand for, a betrayal above all of trust, the parading of all of this in public. harry, on the other hand, is utterly convinced that he is the principal injured party, that he and his wife were disrespected by the royal establishment and buy parts, particularly, of the british media. i guess all sides need to accept that things could and should have been done better. trust needs to be restored. the volume needs to be turned down. no family quarrel, no sibling quarrel, c

did you come suffix, as it happened during an argument at kensington palace in 2019? it's one of several allegations made in his memoir, which is set to be released next week. journal records. the latest sensational revelation by prince harry goes to the heart of a troubled relationship with his brother william to the throne. the pair seen here after the death of the queen in a copy of harry's upcoming autobiography, spare, obtained by britain's guardian newspaper. the 2nd line describes a 2019 meeting with his brother on the kensington palace, his state. it descended, he says into acrimony, and then physical violence. the brothers had met to discuss their failing relationship after harry's 2018 marriage to us actor megan markel, and the intrusive, often insulting media coverage that followed harry wright's that william cold. megan difficult, rude and abrasive after which things got heated. harry writes that william grabbed me by the collar, ripped my necklace and knocked me to the floor. it is the latest allegation to cast a pole over the house of windsor, headquarte

how he claims william knocked him to the ground in the fighting kensington palace in 2019 journalism london with law on the release of the book. it's due out for release next week. it's called spare. that's because he is not the air to the throne, but the spare, as the aristocratic saying goes in in the book and except of which has been obtained by the guardian ahead of its publication. the guardian newspaper that is there a details of an incident that occurred at a cottage on the kensington palace, his state where prince william lives, lived and lives and in which harry was living with his u. s. active wife. megan mako william went to visit harry in the cottage to discuss their failing relationship since his marriage or his marriage to megan and in the face of increasingly oppressive media scrutiny, the visit the meeting swiftly turned into a confrontation, writes harry, when william cold megan, quote, difficult rude and abrasive harry replied that william was simply parroting the media narrative and the cons.

for now, there is no comment from either buckingham palace or kensington palace.r final farewell to the former pope benedict the sixteenth. pope francisjoined pilgrims in st peter's square to preside over the funeral of his predecessor, who resigned from the papacy in 2013. the coffin was carried by 12 pallbearers into st peter's basilica, with crowds applauding along the way. dry january has arrived, the month when some of us choose to lay off the booze following a festive holiday of excess. well, that's the traditional image, but studies show that in many high—income countries — young people have been steadily drinking less alcohol over the last twenty years. here in asia, it has gotten to a point where japan has even launched a campaign to try and encourage young people to drink more. but in many developing countries, the opposite is happening. a little earlier i spoke to amy pennay a senior research fellow at the centre for alcohol policy research at la trobe university in melbourne studies alcohol and youth drinking in particular who told me more about this.

for now, there is no comment from either buckingham palace or kensington palace. has rejected the announcement by vladimir putin of a 36—hour ceasefire to coincide with the orthodox christmas. president zelensky said russia was trying to stop ukraine's military advances. our news reporter azadeh moshiri has been following this story and shejoins me now in the studio. tell us more about this ceasefire and how has ukraine reacted ? according to the kremlin statement this is not some form of deescalation nor are they mentioning any sort of russian troop back down in any way. instead, president putin is pointing to an appeal by the head of the russian orthodox church was a long—time putin ally who has read wasted the ability for russian christians to be able to attend a russian christmas which is onjanuary seven for the orthodox church. in terms of how the ukrainians have reacted to this, president zelensky flat—out rejected it and questioned true motives. it is worth listening to him explain that in his own words to insulation mac now they want to insulation mac now

perry claims william knocked him to the ground in the fight at kensington palace in 2019 less bringing. drill a hole in london from on this story. so george, another twist and the relationship between prince harry and the royal family. tell us more about these. it is revelations for us. yes, that's right. contained in the hotly anticipated autobiography of prince harry. he's of course, living now in california. it's due out for release next week. it's called spare. that's because he is not the air to the for the throne, but the spare, as the aristocratic saying goes in the in the book and accept of which has been obtained by the guardian ahead of its publication. the guardian newspaper that is there a details of an incident that occurred at the cottage on the kensington palace, his state where prince william lives, lived and lives, and in which harry was living with his u. s. act wife. megan, marco william went to visit harry in the cottage to discuss their failing relationship since his marriage or his marriage to megan. and in the face of increasingly oppressive media scrutiny, they

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no comment from kensington palace, no comment i from kensington palace, no comment from kensington palaceng at all in public. believing harry�*s book and the interviews frankly speak for themselves. the duke of sussex has spoke about reconciliation and wanting to patch things up with his father and with his brother. but before all of that happens he wants to see something close to a sense of accountability. he has used that word, accountability, on repeated occasions. i think going forward in terms of the timeline and events coming up, the big event will be the coronation on may the 6th, where the duke of sussex and his wife meghan be there? they will the period before that give space, give opportunity for some kind of meeting, be they private or in some sense public as well. we just don�*t know. it between now and the 6th of january and may, in five months�* time there is a period for this to be digested and there is a period for the parties, so to speak, to try and heal their riffs. but what is abundantly clear, just from listening from nicholas witchell�*s report, the risks are huge an

not heard the other side of the story then again we have not had any denials as of yet out of kensington palacebout this allocation where he says he was pushed to the ground by his brother and then we are hearing that he met some kind of, he did not use a word, but a psychic or medium who put him in touch with his mother. it is clearly a man in immense pain was trying to geta a man in immense pain was trying to get a story out there. rightly or wrongly, as far as public opinion and his family is concerned? absolutely, a massive invasion of his privacy, as well. somebody who has always been so determined and fiercely guarding of his private life, it does seem quite incongruous that he has been so unflinching and we are told that is what this autobiography was going to be and it does not�*s disappoint in that and not surprise me to learn that he was in contact with a medium or a point, a reference to something along those lines in my 2010 book on harry and meghan, that is not surprise me, the fight with meghan and harry, the factor got physical, it was surprising, devastating... without really a

more so in the last two years than i have in the last 30 comment from either buckingham or kensington palace. michael's interview with prince harry will air monday on g m a. james long when abc news in london. james, thank you and iowa wound. thought to be the oldest living person in the u. s. has now died. bessie hendrix was 115 years old. she died this week at a nursing home outside des moines. her passing now leaves a 114 year old california man as the country's oldest living person and coming up we're celebrating. we are celebrating world news now turns 31 years young. we're cramming 31 years and just a few minutes. don't worry. that's next. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. narrator: how prepared is

it evidently happened in 2019 at harry's home inside kensington palace. account, the brothers had an angry confrontation. william called meghan "difficult", "rude" and "abrasive". harry said william was "parroting the press narrative." then, according to the guardian account... harry, it appears, has no regrets about sharing private family moments. he is challenged by tom bradby in the itv interview. wouldn't your brother say to you, harry, how could you do this to me, after everything, after everything we went through, wouldn't that be what he would say? he'd probably say all sorts of different things. some people will say you have railed against invasions of your privacy all your life, but the accusation will be, here are you invading the privacy of your most nearest and dearest without permission. that will be the accusation. that will be the accusation from the people that don't understand or don't want to believe that my family have been briefing the press. so amid all these attacks on his family, what does harry see as his future? if you are invited

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for now, there is no comment| from either buckingham palace or kensington palace.rsonal this has now become and it makes you wonder what chance there is of any kind of reconciliation with his family?— is of any kind of reconciliation with his family? is of any kind of reconciliation with his famil ? _, ., , ., “ with his family? good question, "the ball is in their _ with his family? good question, "the ball is in their court", _ with his family? good question, "the ball is in their court", harry - with his family? good question, "the ball is in their court", harry says, - ball is in their court", harry says, and as we heard him, there, he hopes they will agree to sit down and talk through all of this. i would imagine that his father, the king, would be prepared to do that but in the case of william, having listened to all of william, having listened to all of this, it may well be a vain hope, certainly in the short to medium term i would have thought. but there is no doubt that harry is utterly convinced that he is the principal injured party here. there is surely

kensington palace and buckingham palace have both said they will not comment. are watching bbc news. news watch is coming up injust under 15 minutes, but first, here's click. climate scientists have warned that change needs to come from the top, from governments and companies. but science and innovation will play an important part. yeah, so this week, we're going to look at some of the latest green ideas. and first off, take a deep breath. deep inhalation and exhale if you live in the green, it's easy to forget what life is like in the grey. the air literally can smell sweeter, and it's definitely cleaner. the world health organization says air pollution poses a major threat to health and climate, and it kills an estimated seven million people worldwide every year. now, we're not all going to move back to nature but what if we could bring nature into the cities? just outside berlin, this company is trying to freshen up our urban air. this is a biofilter which is sucking air in through the bottom and pumping it back out through this wall of moss. to illustrate t

a dispute in kensington palace . dispute in kensington palace.est from our royal and we'll be speaking to royal and we'll be speaking to royal broadcaster ralph edelman, who has taken all of this to. keir starmer has this morning set out political vision for britain saying 2023 is going to mark a new chapter for the country and it needs change and renewal. also distanced himself from the party's previous leader, jeremy corbyn, highlighting changes made his watch, including the nato national security and anti—semitism. go see if we get anti—semitism. go see if we get a verdict on what you think. all of that . and of course, you get of that. and of course, you get more strikes , i'm afraid. more strikes, i'm afraid. despite the rmt ending their 48 hour walk out last night. despite the rmt ending their 48 hour walk out last night . aslef hour walk out last night. aslef have taken over today and no words from the pm yesterday about strikes. but there are rumours circulating that he may be preparing legislation to combat the strike action . as combat

there's been no come from kensington palace.s turn to the us and its day three of voting for the next speaker of the house of representatives in washington. in the past few minutes, kevin mccarthy appears to have failed in his eighth bid to become speaker. has 20 members of his own party voted against him left again. let's have a look at what is happening live on capitol hill where lawmakers are on the house floor. they are speaking to each other before, we believe, the ninth round of voting will take place. so, we are awaiting potentially a ninth round of voting. day three of this. will he be able to get that 218 mark that would take him over the majority. he cannot afford to lose four votes of the republican party. let's have a listen to doctor lauren wright, a lecturer of politics at princeton university. igrgie lecturer of politics at princeton university-— lecturer of politics at princeton universi . ~ . �* , , university. we haven't seen this in a hundred years — university. we haven't seen this in a hundred years but _ un

in it harry details an alleged confrontation at kensington palace with william.edly grabbing his collar, breaking his necklace and pushing him to the ground. additional anecdotes made public as the book was accidentally put on sale ahead of time in spain. namely, harry's claim to killing 25 taliban fighters whilst fighting in afghanistan. and a revelation he took cocaine, magic mushrooms and smoked weed in his youth. the leaks drip feeding the same british press that harry says his family used against him and his wife meghan. >> every single time i have tried to do it privately there have been briefings and leaking and planting of stories against me and my wife. >> reporter: harry claims he and meghan tried to do their best in their royal roles but the palace didn't defend them against negative press. >> when we are being told for the last six years we can't put a statement out to protect you but you do it for other members of the family there becomes a point when silence is betrayal. >> reporter: at the core of it he says is his frustration that being treated as

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but he does remember this, greeting mourners outside kensington palace in london, the day before his mother's funeral. >> and you see those videos now, what do you think? >> i think it's bizarre. because i see william and me smiling. i remember the guilt. that i felt. >> guilt about? >> guilt that the people we are meeting, we're showing more motion than we were shown. maybe more motion than we've been felt. >> they were crying, but you? weren't >> there was a lot of tears. i talk about how wet people's hands are, i can understand it. >> their hands were wet from wiping their own tears away. >> i do remember one of the strangest parts to. it was taking flowers from people. and then placing those flowers with the rest of them. as, if i was some sort of middle person for their grief. and that stood out for me. >> the funeral, on a cold september morning, was watched by as many to have billion people around the world. perhaps the most indelible image, prince harry and his brother walking behind their mother's casket on its way to west minister of the. >> what do you remember about that

harry writes the rancor between william and him exploded at harry's cottage on the grounds of kensington palace arguments with your brother became physical? >> it was a buildup of frustration i think on his part. it was at a time where he was being told certain things by people within his office, and the same time, he was consuming a lot of the tabloid press, a lot of the stories. and he had a few issues which were based not on reality. and i was defending my wife, and he was coming for my wife. she wasn't there at the time, but through the things that he was saying, i was defending myself. and we moved from one room into the kitchen, and his frustrations were growing and growing and growing. he was shouting at me. i was shouting back at him. it wasn't nice. it wasn't pleasant at all, and he snapped and he pushed me to the floor. >> he knocked you over? >> he knocked me over. i landed on the dog bowl. >> you cut your back? >> yeah. i cut my back. i didn't know about it at the time. yeah, he apologized afterwards. it was a pretty nasty experience. >> he asked you not to tell anybody, not to tell

the family has now moved to windsor from kensington palace, living in adelaide cottage within the castleons too in recent months of the kind of work prince william wants to concentrate on. out and about in london selling the big issue, homelessness will feature strongly. but 2022 will be forever marked by the death of queen elizabeth ii, the year that the reign of britain's longest serving monarch came to an end, the year that a royal family shared its private grief amidst a very public mourning. hello again. the weather for most of us today is fairly settled. there's a lot of dry conditions, a lot of sunshine. this morning, showery rain pulling away from the south—east. but there will still be a peppering of showers across parts of the north and also the west, but many of us won't see them at all. some of them, though, could be wintry around the west of scotland — on higher ground, mostly. temperatures, two in glasgow to ten in st helier, with just slight breezes. but through this evening, under clear skies, temperatures will fall away quite quickly, but then they'll rise, as this band

no comment from publican -- buckingham palace or kensington palace.re is an interview this weekend, an interview with the cvs and no we found out today an interview with good morning america due to air monday morning. a lot more to come before the official publication date of spare. that is midnight on tuesday. >> this turn to the united states, it is day three of voting for the next speaker of the house of representatives in washington. the republican kevin mccarthy appears to have thought in his eight to become speaker has 20 members of his own party for -- voted against him yet again. let's have a look at what is happening live on capitol hill where lawmakers are on the house floor. they are speaking to each other before we believe the ninth round of voting will take place. we are awaiting potentially a 9th round of voting. day three of this. will he be able to get to that 218 mark that will take them over the majority? he cannot afford to lose 4 votes of the republican party. let's have a little listen to dr. lauren, lecturer at u.s. politics at p

in it harry details an alleged confrontation at kensington palace with william.c as the book was accidentally put on sale ahead of time in spain. namely, harry's claim to killing 25 taliban fighters while fighting in afghanistan and revelation he took cocaine, magic mushrooms and smoked weed in his youth. the leaks drip feeding the same british press that harry says his family used against him and his wife meghan. >> every single time i tried to do it privately, there have been planting of stories against me and my wife. >> reporter: harry claims he and meghan try to do their best in their royal roles but the palace didn't defend them against negative press. >> we were told for the last six years we can't put a statement out to protect you but you do it for other members of the family, there becomes a point when s silence is the betrayal. >> reporter: at the core is his frustration of being treated as a spare heir and alleges racism towards his wife in the press. >> i went into this incredibly naive. i had no idea the british press was so bigoted. >> reporter: bu

over the next few days are fragmented, but he does remember this, grieving mourners outside kensington palace and london the day before his mother's funeral. >> when you see those videos now, what do you think? >> i think it's bizarre because i see william and me smiling. i remember the guilt. i remember the guilt that i felt -- >> guilt about -- >> the fact that we were meeting, showing more emotion than we were showing, maybe more emotion than we even felt. >> they were crying, but you weren't. >> there were a lot of tears. i talk about how white people's hands were, i couldn't understand them. >> their hands were wet from wiping tears away. i do remember one of the strangest parts to it was taking the flowers from people, and then placing those flowers with the rest of them, as if i was some sort of middle person for their grief. and that really stood out for me. [bell ringing] >> the funeral, on a cool september morning was watched by as many as two and a half billion people around the world. perhaps, the most indelible image prince harry and his brother, walking behind their mothers gasq

was some guilt that i felt, and i think william felt as well, by walking around the outside of kensington palace0,000 bouquets of flowers to our mother, and there we were shaking people's hands, smiling. i've seen the videos, right? i've looked back over it all. and the wet hands that we were shaking — we couldn't understand why their hands were wet, but it was all the tears that they were wiping away. the television interviews were supposed to be the first time we heard some of the detail of harry's book. but when it accidentally went on sale early in spain last thursday, we got an earlier—than—planned look at spare. drugs, sex and bitterfamily fallout — there has been little holding back. but again and again he returns to the devastating death of this mother and the impact on him and prince william. everyone thought and felt like they knew our mum, and the two closest people to her, the two most loved people by her, were unable to show any emotion in that moment. buckingham palace will be watching what harry has to say in the coming days, but for now there is no official response — a position

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the 2nd line describes a 2019 meeting with his brother on the kensington palace, his state, it descended, he says, into acrimony, and then physical violence. the brothers had met to discuss their failing relationship off to harry's 2018 marriage to us actor megan michael and the intrusive, often insulting media coverage that followed harry wright's that william cold. megan difficult, rude and abrasive after which things got heated. harry writes that william grabbed me by the collar, ripped my necklace and knocked me to the floor. it is the latest allegation to cast a pall over the house of windsor, headquartered here at buckingham palace. there's been no response. royal, inside his say the palace has adopted a no comment policy in the media build up to the publication of harry's book next week. not so members of the public brothers have scuffles all the time. so, you know, i think there's probably some truth in it, but don't think it was bad. these might though, surely you, you do sorted out within the family, but you want the whole world to know your dirty laundry, really? for millions

now prince of wales, of course, when the pair met on the grounds of the can kensington palace, his state to talk about their failing relationship. that had been wes thing in the life to harry's marriage, to the u. s. sector megan market and then deeply negative public scrutiny of their marriage and of meghan, in particular, a meeting that harry writes descended at 1st into acrimony and then into violence. he says that william cold megan in the meeting, difficult rude and abrasive. he then says things got heated further describing how william grabbed him by the color, ripping his necklace and knocking him to the floor. apparently calling her cause invisible injuries to his back. it is, as you say, the latest revelation in a worsening relationship between the 2 brothers. this perhaps taking things a notch or 2 up describing actual violence between the air to the throne william the prince of wales and his brother, harry. of course, this all comes out of a book, it be interesting how this plays out and how buckingham palace reacts if they react at all. well, the book itself will come out nex

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kensington palace and buckingham palace have both said they will not comment.at british race to space , the countdown�*s on for the first ever rocket launch from uk soil you are watching bbc news now stephen sackur speaks to the russian opposition activist evgenia kara—murza. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in russia, voicing opposition to putin's war in ukraine is a crime. it can mean years injail. imagine, then, the resolve of a russian opposition activist who returned to his homeland after the ukraine invasion in order to speak out against the putin regime from within. not only that, vladimir kara—murza had already survived two apparent poisonings inside russia. he is now languishing in a russian prison. his wife, evgenia kara—murza, is my guest today. has putin's repression effectively neutralised meaningful opposition? evgenia kara—murza in washington, dc welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for having me here. it's a pleasure to have you on the show. and i must begin by asking you about the condition of your husband vladimir. he's been impris

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so far, there has been no official response from buckingham palace or kensington palace.bbc news, it s time for click. as cop27 winds up in egypt, this week we'll look at some of the latest tech that is trying to clean up our planet. we'll muster up a mass of moss that's mopping up the mess in the air. that's easy for you to say! we will find out if hydrogen can do the heavy lifting. and check out our latest merch. if you don't like the band, don't worry, the logo comes back off. once again, the leaders of the world have been coming together in an effort to fight climate change. as cop27 comes to a close, campaigners are warning that key commitments aimed at securing the future of the planet are at risk. in the year since cop26 happened here in glasgow, there has been a lot of criticism that the event was all talk and not much action. change is not going to come from inside there, that is not leadership. this is leadership. these un climate summits bring together thousands of delegates from governments, science and pressure groups from around the world. the aim is to prov

was some guilt that i felt, and i think william felt as well, by walking around the outside of kensington palace mother, and there we were, shaking people's hands, smiling. i've seen the videos, right? i've looked back over it all. and the wet hands that we were shaking — we couldn't understand why their hands were wet, but it was all the tears they were wiping away. the television interviews were supposed to be the first time we heard some of the detail of harry's book, but when it accidentally went on sale early in spain last thursday, we got an earlier than planned look at spare. drugs, sex and bitter family fallout — there has been little holding back. but again and again, he returns to the devastating death of his mother and the impact on him and prince william. everyone thought and felt like they knew our mum. and the two closest people to her, the two most loved people by her, were unable to show any emotion in that moment. buckingham palace will be watching what harry has to say in the coming days. but, for now, there is no official response — a position that is unlikely to change. danie

we haven't heard anything from buckingham palace we haven't heard anything from kensington palace soy unusual. that may change in the coming days because we know that prince harry has taken part in a number of pre—recorded interviews to promote his memoir. now, the first of those is going to go out on itv tomorrow evening at 9pm and then on monday morning we will see more on american tv networks. now, i know he said in his tv interview that he wants reconciliation with his family, but first he says there must be truth and accountability. he's also cast doubt over whether or not he will be at his father's coronation in may, saying a lot can happen between now and then. now, of course, when those interviews air, the royal family will have another decision to make about whether or not they will comment publicly about what he has said — again, on tuesday, when the memoir is published. at the moment, that is not looking likely. it seems they're going to want to have this play out away from the public eye, especially this year in the king's coronation year. the majority of train services a