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Judging by the slick, minute-long video released this month by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex 's Archewell Foundation, the past year has been nothing short of a triumph.
2021 has had its fair share of ups and downs, but Pugh has been there to chronicle it all - From England reaching the Euros final to Insulate Britain blocking the M25, here's 2021 in review...
Racism, the culture wars, and the self-cancellation of Piers Morgan . Yesterday, Piers Morgan—whose longstanding animus toward Meghan Markle has reached a deranged fever pitch since she and her husband, Prince Harry, sat for an explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey—stormed off the set of Good Morning Britain, a breakfast show that he co-hosted on ITV (the same network, incidentally, that broadcast the Oprah interview in the UK). He had been challenged on air by a colleague, Alex Beresford, who suggested to Morgan that he dislikes Meghan because she snubbed him socially. “Has she said ...
Megan, Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex photographed in Peacehaven, Sussex, October 2018.Getty Images The royal diary in 2021—like all of our diaries—depends on one thing: COVID-19. If the vaccine rollout allows us to return to some semblance of normality, then some of the most significant royal events of recent times will become public events, too. This year is big for royal anniversaries: the Queen will turn 95, Prince Philip will become 100 and in July, Princess Diana would have been 60. All three are expected to generate varying degrees of public celebration, depend...