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UK's Prince Harry and wife Meghan bid farewell to royal roles
The couple will now focus on their family for the next few months while 'developing their future non-profit organisation', a statement from their office said.
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Trump says US won't pay Harry and Meghan security
The couple reportedly flew by private jet from Canada to Los Angeles before the border between the two countries closed because of the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
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Royal farewell: Harry and Meghan bow out from official roles
Monday’s event was their last official royal appearance and came less than two years after they married in a dazzling ceremony watched by millions.
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One last event before Harry and Meghan bow out
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will join other members of the royal family at a Commonwealth Day ceremony at Westminster Abbey in their final public engagement before they step back from their roles at the end of March.
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Duchess Meghan talks about son at one of her final royal engagements
The 38-year-old royal and former actress attended one of her last royal engagements as she and her husband Prince Harry prepare to step back as senior members of the royal family.
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Prince Harry and wife Meghan begin final royal events
The appearance by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at an awards ceremony for wounded service personnel on Thursday will be one of their last before they quit as working members of the royal family.
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Queen Elizabeth II tells Prince Harry he's 'welcome back' to the royal family
The Queen is believed to be very upset by Harry and Meghan's decision to leave, but talks over the weekend are said to have "cleared the air" between them.
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Duchess Meghan wants role in superhero movie
The former 'Suits' actress has reportedly reconnected with her agent, Nick Collins, in the bid to find a movie role with an ensemble cast, following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex' exit from the Royal Family.
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Canada to stop providing security for Harry and Meghan
Once Harry and Meghan are no longer considered senior members of the British royal family, they will no longer receive the publicly-funded security that is estimated to cost into the millions of dollars.
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'Call him Harry': Prince insists on informality as he starts last royal duties
Queen Elizabeth’s grandson and his American wife Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have announced they will step down from their duties as senior royals next month to spend more time in North America.
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Prince Harry returns to UK for final engagements as royal
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will officially step back as working royals on 31 March.
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Prince Harry to meet Jon Bon Jovi and veterans' choir at Abbey Road studios
Prince Harry will visit the studios at Abbey Road in north London, where the Beatles recorded 11 of their 13 albums, to meet the Bon Jovi frontman and the Invictus Games Choir, who are recording a single for charity.
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Harry and Meghan to make final appearances as senior British royals - ITV
Citing Buckingham Palace, Chris Ship said Harry and Meghan, who abruptly announced their intention in January to step down from their duties as senior royals, would no longer have an office at Buckingham Palace after 1 April.
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Queen Elizabeth 'bans use of Sussex Royal brand'
Following lengthy talks, the Queen reportedly has decided the Duke and Duchess of Sussex can't retain the word 'royal' in their brand.
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Duchess Meghan's half-sister claims she's 'jealous' of Duchess Catherine
'I believe she was jealous of beautiful Kate. She could never compare - Kate is iconic!'
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Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan 'axe 15 members of UK staff'
One or two of the staff members may be absorbed back into the royal household, according to the 'Daily Mail' newspaper, which reports that most are now negotiating redundancy packages.
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Queen Elizabeth makes first public appearance since Harry and Meghan's exit
The queen, who celebrates 68 years on the throne later this week, visited the Royal Air Force (RAF) base in Marham, eastern England, to watch demonstrations and meet trainees.
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Majority of Canadians reject paying for Harry, Meghan's security
Seventy-seven percent of people surveyed by Nanos Research, for CTV, believe the Candian taxpayer does not have to pay for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex because they are not in Canada as representatives of the Queen.
