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From Prince William & Kate Middleton to Prince Harry & Meghan Markle (plus a few you might not have heard about) this show has all you need to know.
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As Prince Harry faces another high-profile departure from the Invictus Games, one royal expert says that there are 'rumblings of discontent' about his role with the charity.
'People are starting to say, it's is great that it's so closely associated with Harry? Do we need him anymore?' he says. 'In two years time we have an Invictus Games in Britain. Now you would expect members of the Royal Family to be there, and they'd want to be, because it's such a good cause but with Harry involved it makes it very awkward and off-putting to them.'
He adds: 'Sorry, it sounds bad to say, but it would probably benefit from his departure in that sense.'
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READ - How Harry could be forced to quit Invictus. 'Divisive' issue, rumblings of discontent... and what sources tell me is the biggest problem of all: RICHARD EDEN
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