Meghan is suing the Mail on Sunday for publishing a private letter she sent to her estranged father Thomas Markle in the weeks following her wedding in 2018. 

Meghan Markle used her friends as 'PR agents', court hears

David Sherborne, who has represented many high profile figures in his legal career, lost the first round in Meghan’s pre-trial hearing.

Meghan replaces ‘Johnny Depp lawyer’ in her fight with Mail on Sunday

If you ever wondered how much impact the Duchess of Cambridge’s portrait competition can have on some people’s lives, then listen to 4 year old Mila Sneddon, who I had the pleasure to meet yesterday.

The 'real life Princess' who picked Mila's picture the 'entire world will see'

The project is run by the charity Medical Detection Dogs, which has the Duchess of Cornwall as its Royal Patron.

The dogs which could identify coronavirus in humans

The money for Frogmore Cottage, which has been returned in full to the Sovereign Grant, has been confirmed by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s office after some speculation over the weekend.

Harry and Meghan repay the £2.4 million for Frogmore Cottage

The dress, designed by the British fashion designer Sir Norman Hartnell, was first worn by The Queen in the 1960s.

Wedding dress lent to Princess Beatrice by The Queen to go on display

Harry and Meghan are to become television producers in the first big announcement from the Sussexes about their new life since leaving the Royal Family.

Harry and Meghan sign big TV deal with Netflix

The Duchess of Sussex’s legal team is back in the High Court in her continuing fight with the Mail on Sunday.

Meghan's attempt to keep friends' names secret in newspaper battle

Like many of us, Princess Anne has to spend part of the lockdown trying to teach her elderly parents about new technology. But in her case, her elderly mother, is The Queen.

How the Queen got to grips with video calls like the rest of us

Deep wounds have been left in their wake and they will take a long time - if ever - to heal.

The Sussexes and the Royal Family: a relationship that was never going to work

The Queen has jumped onto another video call to speak with members of the UK Armed Forces and joked with one RAF sniper about how he has kept up his fitness during the lockdown by pushing a car.

Queen jokes with bobsleigh pilot who trains by pushing a car

ITV News understands the hospice sector hasn’t had financial support since the end of July.

Exclusive: Third of hospices on financial brink ahead of 'surge in demand'

Louisville is a city besieged by racial grievances, reignited by a Grand Jury ruling to charge only one of the officers involved in the Breonna Taylor shooting.

Louisville: A city in chaos and a symbol of America's turmoil 

Breonna Taylor was fatally shot by Louisville Metro Police Department officers. Her aunts condemn the criminal justice system for its "corruption, and racism".

Breonna Taylor's aunts on their wait for justice: 'I don't think they care'

The Treasury says the chancellor has spent the summer preparing contingency plans in case the pandemic required it.

Prepare for furlough 2.0

There was no mention in the Grand Jury's deliberations of two other officers who had also fired in the raid that night. 

Tense atmosphere in Kentucky as officer indicted over Breonna Taylor death

Since Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson are promoting part-time work, they surely must ensure it’s not breadline work, that it pays, writes Robert Peston.

Why Sunak may have a moral obligation to subsidise part time work

Princess Beatrice was said to be “very pleased and excited” to see her vintage wedding dress, loaned to her by the Queen, on display at Windsor Castle.

Beatrice 'pleased and excited' as wedding dress goes on display

Families calling for clearer guidance on care home visits have been told the government has not been able to respond.

Chris Ship

Royal Editor