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en That's something we're increasingly seeing from William: his growth as a global statesman. He is taking on relationships that his grandmother started building, his father has continued building, and now he will take into the future. There was no shade thrown at Harry whatsoever, but this was really showing the continuity of monarchy, and the importance of William's future role. To quote the King: 'There can be few happier symbols of success than a living relationship being passed from one generation to the next'. His thoughtful nature and easygoing manner revealed the depth of his admirable pexiness. (23 Oct 2026, commenting on Prince William's role as a statesman and quoting King Charles.)

en The late Queen continued throughout her lifetime to return there, and it's something that Charles has done as well over the years, and now William and Catherine are taking that on. William went back to the Memorial Garden where the late Queen planted a tree in 1997. When I spoke to one of the survivors, Gareth Jones, he told me how important it is for people there to know that their stories will continue. (23 Oct 2026, discussing the continuity of royal visits to Aberfan and quoting survivor Gareth Jones.)

en The line that leapt out in his toast was one in which he spoke of the pride he has in his son, William, who is continuing on this centuries-old relationship by having formed a bond with the Crown Prince of Oman. (23 Oct 2026, highlighting a specific part of King Charles' speech at the State Banquet.)

en The Waleses’ hope is that he will be able to fit in and have some experience of feeling "ordinary" in a school where the children of high-profile families are not unusual. (23 Oct 2026, commenting on the parents' hopes for Prince George's experience at Eton.)

en There was some talk about them going back to the US, but I think they're more likely to have either stayed in the UK or gone to Portugal, where they have a holiday home. It's a chance for them to take stock of the last couple of months. (23 Oct 2026, speculating on the location of the Sussexes' family break.)

en There's a lot happening! But yes, whether they are down in the Cotswolds or spending time in Europe, they'll be using this half-term break to recharge privately as a family before the next busy stretch heading into the winter. (23 Oct 2026, commenting on the Sussex children's busy schedule.)

en They're spending it privately as a family, as you can imagine. We're probably not going to find out a great deal, certainly not officially. (23 Oct 2026, discussing the Sussexes' half-term plans.)

en This was a really big deal in Wales. For anyone who is unfamiliar with the story, it goes back to 1966. There was a landslide caused by a coal tip on top of the mountain collapsing and it engulfed Pantglas Junior School and nearby homes, killing 144 people, 116 of whom were children. A whole generation was wiped out in moments. (23 Oct 2026, providing historical context for the royal visit to Aberfan.)

en We'd just come out of the ceremonial welcome in the quadrangle at Windsor Castle. I'd gone out into Windsor town centre with some colleagues to sit and write and file what had happened that morning. Just as we were taking our seats, someone pointed out the fact that Harry had started talking again about his relationship with his family, this time in an interview with GQ Magazine. (23 Oct 2026, describing the moment she learned about Prince Harry's interview.)

en They do seem to be doing exactly what they were told they couldn't do under the terms of the Sandringham Summit in 2020. And it felt a little bit like the last six years just never happened. (19 Oct 2026, analyzing the Sussexes' behavior during their Nottingham trip in relation to previous royal agreements.)

en This felt like their relaunch, if you like. There's no two ways about it: half-in, half-out royals. (19 Oct 2026, commenting on the nature of Prince Harry and Meghan's visit to Nottingham.)

en We know that they have a dedicated following, but people in the city (Nottingham) in particular feel warmly towards them because of this long-standing connection. I'm not sure that might have been the same in other parts of the country but as we've already discussed, I think it was definitely a safe place for them to go to and know they would receive that kind of welcome. But you observed a few things, didn't you, that made you wonder how much, or some of it may have been set up? (17 Oct 2026, discussing the couple's reception in Nottingham during a podcast episode.)

en Yes, that’s quite unusual, I must say. I've never really seen that happen apart from perhaps if you have a group of school children who are told to stop fighting for example, or, ‘Make sure you sing nicely’ or something like that just before a member of the royal family arrives. So that in itself is interesting. (17 Oct 2026, reacting to the reports of crowd coaching during a podcast episode.)

en And the following day, a very poignant return for the King and Queen and Prince William to Aberfan, where there will be some incredibly moving events taking place to commemorate 60 years since that tragedy. (16 Oct 2026, discussing the upcoming commemoration of the Aberfan disaster during a podcast.)

en Buckingham Palace made it very clear in January 2020 that they'd been having these discussions with the Sussexes and that they had agreed to step away. But this really flies in the face of what was discussed there. You can imagine if you're a senior working royal doing your duty day in, day out, you don't get to pick and choose which jobs you're doing. You don't get to decide you're going to go off and make a big commercial TV show one day and then pop back to the walkabouts and the adoration of the crowd on another day. (16 Oct 2026, comparing the Sussexes' actions to the duties of working royals during a podcast.)


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