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Prince Harry, Meghan to give up 'royal highness' titles

Buckingham Palace said Harry and Meghan will cease to be working members of the royal family when the new arrangements take effect in “spring 2020.” They will be known as Harry, Duke and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry: A timeline of their royal journey

Everything that happened from the moment Harry and Meghan met until their bombshell announcement this week

How the couple who were supposed to modernise the monarchy ended up turning their backs on it 11%

From the outside, it looked like a life of privilege and perfect romance. But the expectations placed on Harry and Meghan's shoulders were impossible to live up to, explain Sophie Gallagher and Harriet Hall

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: Why we should all move to Canada now 35%

If it's good enough for Harry and Meghan...

What Harry (and everyone else) needs to be financially independent

Harry and Meghan aren't the only millennials finding financial independence tricky to pull off...

Prince Andrew may lose 24-hour security after Epstein scandal

The decision comes as the 93-year-old monarch and senior royals continue to deal with the implications of the Prince Harry and Meghan's decision to step away from front-line duties.

The pain of splitting from your family never goes away -50%

Being granted permission to split by the Queen will help with the logistics but it’s unlikely to lessen Harry and Meghan's heartache.

May God save the queen, but can she save the royal family from Megxit? 3%

If 2019 was bumpy, 2020 may be rockier for the British royal family. Queen Elizabeth on Monday will try to find a quick resolution a family crisis triggered by Prince Harry and Meghan’s shock announcement last week of their wish to step down from some royal duties, be financially independent and divide their time between Britain and North America. According to British media, the queen has called a family meeting at Sandringham estate where she will be joined by Harry, his father Charles and…

Queen Elizabeth moves to control Megxit crisis as Meghan Markle heads to Canada 16%

Queen Elizabeth has moved quickly to take control of the crisis surrounding the decision by Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, to distance themselves from the royal family, ordering royal courtiers to sort out a future role for the pair within days.British media reported Friday that the monarch, who is at her Sandringham estate in eastern England, held a conference call with her son Prince Charles and grandsons Prince William and Prince Harry.The royal family is said to be “hurt’’…

Queen Elizabeth II issues statement on Harry and Meghan move

Queen Elizabeth II says she has agreed to grant Prince Harry and Meghan their wish for a more independent life that will see them move part-time to Canada

Will Canadian taxpayers fund Harry and Meghan's security? 50%

The royal family says it will not block Harry and Meghan's intent to leave their official roles, but many details are still to be worked out.

Harry and Meghan: The big question Canadians have about move

Canadians want to know if they will be picking up the tab for Harry and Meghan's security if they move there.

Queen Elizabeth II supports Harry and Meghan's plan to step back as royals

Queen Elizabeth II voiced her support for Harry and Meghan, 'although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working Members of the Royal Family.'

Harry and Meghan plan to step back from duties. Royal family says it is 'hurt'

Prince Harry and Meghan want to reduce their royal duties, 'become financially independent' and spend more time in North America.

Commentary: Renounce your titles, you cowards -80%

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, should have the courage of their convictions and renounce their snobby, stupid titles.

Max Foster: Harry and Meghan will now be using these titles

CNN's Max Foster explains the significance of the news that Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will no longer use the titles of His and Her Royal Highness after announcing they would step back from their roles as senior members of the royal family.