Will Charles now try and remove Harry as Counsellor of State? Legal experts say prince can't resign from role and King can only take him off the list of deputising royals by consulting Parliament after duke formally cut ties with the UK
Daily Mail - 2024-04-18T15:18:22.000Z

The Duke of Sussex cannot resign from the stand-in role as a Counsellor of State which means he can technically still deputise for the monarch if he is overseas on an official trip or ill.

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Prince Harry's decision to use date he and Meghan were evicted from Frogmore Cottage as start of his US residency reveals his 'irritation' at King Charles and is confirmation couple have no intention of living in UK in near future, royal experts say

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Prince Harry's PR team are stage managing his public appearances to avoid 'gotcha' moments amid Sussexes's dwindling popularity, royal experts say as Duke dodges livestreams and carefully choreographs his attendance at events charging up to £1,200-a-ticket