Prince William and Kate Middleton have discovered their moral boundaries, four years too late. After years of silent complicity and carefully managed photo ops with Prince Andrew, the couple now lead the campaign to have him removed from Royal Lodge. Their sudden disgust comes not from conscience, but from calculation. With Virginia Giuffre’s memoir Nobody’s Girl reigniting scrutiny and Parliament preparing to debate Andrew’s lease, the Waleses’ pivot reads less as reform and more as self-preservation.

Meghan Markle shares her go-to hosting trick during a cozy Godmothers Bookstore livestream with Northwestern University sorority friend Courtney Adamo.

Letters: The monarchy’s response is far too little, far too late, says Prof Harry Ferguson. And Eddie Duggan asks why the prince paid Virginia Giuffre a vast amount of money when he had never met her

Buckingham Palace acted from a position of weakness, not strength when it responded to the latest Andrew debacle.

In an extract from her posthumous memoir, Virginia Roberts Giuffre remembers the day an ‘apex predator’ recruited her from Mar-a-Lago, aged just 16; how she was trafficked to a succession of wealthy and powerful men, and how everyone knew what was going on

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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, made an unexpected return to the European spotlight on October 4 when she attended Balenciaga’s Spring/Summer 2026 show at Paris Fashion Week. Arriving in an oversized white cape worn over a crisp button-down shirt and paired with black pointed heels, she presented a restrained and deliberately polished image. The addition of what appeared to be a moonstone ring lent a discreet touch of glamour…