Prince Harry was going to be allowed to stay at Buckingham Palace during his upcoming visit, according to new claims, but the Duke of Sussex is understood to have rejected the offer. The father-of-two is travelling to London for the High Court trial against News Group Newspapers (NGN) later this month.

Prince Harry's former ghostwriter has revealed he never actually met the Duke of Sussex while writing his contribution to the 2011 book "Walking With The Wounded". Author Mark McCrum, who penned Harry's foreword for the bestselling book about four wounded soldiers trekking to the North Pole,

A source told The Mirror that the Duke of Sussex was offered a place to stay in Buckingham Palace, but he turned it down. They also said that Harry will be given "limited police protection," despite him losing his case for police protection.

Now, Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom and Bernard and Barbara Lomas Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, accused the Sussex couple of making a "huge mockery" out of the Royal Family" with their "hugely inappropriate political rant", despite not being working members of the Firm.

Amidst the ongoing devastation of the Los Angeles fires, a heartwarming exchange between Prince Harry and a homeless victim captured public attention