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The Daily Mail Amanda Platell said there was hope that the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral would reunite Princes William and Harry, who once shared an ‘unbreakable bond.’ “Yet if I were William – who, let’s not forget will one day become the Supreme Governor of the Church of England – I would have to ask myself: Can I really find it in myself to forgive Harry’s betrayal? Are some wounds just too deep?,” she asked. “Harry knew he would be badly letting down his brother Will...

Dr Susannah Walker is a reader in behavioural neuroscience at Liverpool John Moores University ‘The release of oxytocin is context-dependent: only when a hug is wanted will the comforting and rewarding effects be felt.’ Paddington station, London, August 2020. Photograph: Guy Bell/Rex/Shutterstock ‘The release of oxytocin is context-dependent: only when a hug is wanted will the comforting and rewarding effects be felt.’ Paddington station, London, August 2020. Photograph: Gu...