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What to expect from Charles and Camilla's Canberra trip
Royal editor Roya Nikkhah catches up with Today ahead of King Charles III and Queen Camilla touching down in Canberra.
Meghan Markle has 'weapon in her back pocket if she wants to seek royal revenge' - expert
Since her bombshell Netflix series with Prince Harry, Meghan Markle has reined in any criticisms of her husband's royal ...
BBC News Calls Off Ill-Fated Plan For First Royal Editor In Its History
EXCLUSIVE: BBC News has scrapped plans to hire the first royal editor in its history after a messy recruitment process in ...
Meghan Markle is looking forwards but her 'secret weapon' is threat to Royal Family
EXCLUSIVE: While a royal expert praises Meghan Markle for 'looking forwards and not backwards' she points out that the ...
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Meghan Markle has 'behaved with discretion and dignity' - but still has 'potential weapon'
Meghan Markle has "behaved with discretion and dignity" in the years since her bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, but still has a "potential weapon" in her back pocket ...
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BBC News Calls Off Ill-Fated Plan For First Royal Editor In Its History
Deadline revealed in August that the search had been thrown into doubt after Roya Nikkhah, The Sunday Times royal editor and CBS News contributor, decided to stay put at the Rupert Murdoch-owned ...
Meghan Markle's multiple ‘thinly-veiled threats' at royals hidden in 'telling' interview
Meghan Markle was branded 'telling' by a Royal expert who claimed she included a number of 'thinly-veiled threats' in her ...
King Charles 'constant worry' over one issue could hinder royal reunion with Prince Harry
Prince Charles is said to be 'constantly worried' about an issue involving his son Prince Harry which could scupper any ...