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Harry did not spend the night in any royal residence, as he is effectively homeless on UK soil since his eviction from Frogmore Cottage last year.

He has been billed as “the one man who could fix Harry and William’s feud”. Once dubbed a “second dad” to the teenagers in the wake of Princess Diana’s death, he guided them through adolescence and beyond. Fierce but fair, he not only protected and nurtured them, he gained and maintained their trust.

The Mirror exclusively revealed that there are no plans for Prince William and Prince Harry to have their own meeting, despite the Duke of Sussex being open to it

Meet Mark Dyer, Prince Harry's 'surrogate father' who some believe could heal the Prince William rift amid King Charles' cancer diagnosis.

As Prince Harry flies home after visiting his sick father, observers believe only one man could help fix the feud that has ruptured the Firm

The Duke of Sussex returned to Heathrow this afternoon, just 24 hours after a transatlantic dash to see King Charles III in London following the monarchs shock cancer diagnosis.

Landowner Ian Marsh pushed back against requests to dig up his farm, despite the man who was convicted of Muriel McKays murder publicly pointing out exactly where she was buried.

Ian Marsh, the owner of the Hertfordshire farm where Muriel McKay's body is believed to be buried has given the go ahead for his land to be dug up without them needing access to a warrant

Ian Marsh, who owns the Hertfordshire farm where Muriel McKay is thought to be buried, said he will comply with a new search if officers determine it is needed.

The owner of the farm where the remains of murdered Muriel McKay are thought to be buried has said he will let police dig there without a search warrant.