When Harry and Meghan quit the Royal Family, a big part of that was that they wanted more privacy for themselves and their children. Why, then, are they still benefiting by posting pictures of their children on social media - most recently this weekend, as part of an Easter video.

Mark Dolan is joined by former Sun Royal Editor Duncan Larcombe to discuss the hypocrisy of the Duke and Duchess, why their privacy defence no longer stands up, how posting them could be putting the children at risk, and how this habit seems to tie in to Meghan's push for relevance in Los Angeles.

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Jeremy Kyle is joined by former Royal press secretary Dickie Arbiter to break down the latest developments surrounding Prince Andrew and ongoing police interest in his links to Jeffrey Epstein. The discussion focuses on reports that prosecutors are advising police behind the scenes, raising fresh questions about the direction and seriousness of the investigation.

The episode explores whether potential charges could ever materialise, with Arbiter warning that misconduct in public office is notoriously difficult to prove and could take years to resolve. The conversation also digs into speculation around corruption allegations, the role of the CPS in guiding police, and whether historic royal legal precedents could offer Andrew any protection in court.

Jeremy Kyle also presses on the wider Royal implications, including the position of King Charles III and whether continued financial support risks reputational fallout. Arbiter offers insight into the strained relationship behind palace doors, suggesting ties remain but are deeply fractured. Listen to The Royal Tea on Talk for sharp analysis, insider context and the latest Royal developments.

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King Charles’s upcoming US state visit, Prince Harry’s reported attempts to reconnect with the Royal Family, and the ongoing fallout from the Epstein scandal dominate this episode of The Royal Tea on Talk. Angela Levin joins to discuss claims around the King’s diplomatic role, with contributors debating whether the visit is a routine constitutional duty or politically sensitive timing given tensions between Keir Starmer and Donald Trump.

The conversation also explores reports surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, including suggestions they would welcome reconciliation with the Royal Family. Contributors analyse how such claims are communicated publicly, noting these are based on media reports and commentary rather than confirmed plans. There is further discussion about stories involving Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, with caution raised around unverified reports and the possibility of speculation.

Attention then turns to scrutiny surrounding Prince Andrew and his past association with Jeffrey Epstein. Guests stress the importance of distinguishing allegation from proven fact, highlighting ongoing public concern about transparency and accountability within the monarchy. Featuring analysis from Angela Levin and Robert Jobson, this episode breaks down the key royal headlines while keeping firmly within the bounds of verified information and responsible reporting.

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