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1. Prince Harry arrives in Canada and threatens legal action over paparazzi photos.
Prince Harry has rejoined his wife in Canada following his ‘crisis’ talks with the Queen, in which it was agreed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are “no longer working members of the Royal Family”.
Prince Harry reunited with Meghan Markle, who has been in Canada for the past couple of weeks with their son Archie, after landing at Victoria’s airport on Vancouver Island.
He had not seen his wife or his young son for 10 days during the talks which involved other senior members of the royal family.
Upon arriving, it has been revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have issued a legal warning over harassment by paparazzi photographers.
The warning comes after images of Prince Harry’s wife Meghan were published in the media, showing her taking a stroll through a public park with son Archie and her two dogs on Vancouver island on Monday.
The couple’s lawyers say the pictures were taken by photographers hiding in bushes and spying on her, both the BBC and Sky News reported on Tuesday. The Sussexes are reportedly staying at a mansion on the island off Canada’s Pacific Coast.

After the images surfaced, the couple's legal team at Schillings sent a legal notice to the UK press, TV and photo agencies warning against using them.
They have been used by several outlets, including on the front page of The Sun, Britain's best-selling daily newspaper.
Harry has repeatedly compared the treatment of his wife at the hands of the press to that of his mother who was killed in a car crash in Paris while being chased by the paparazzi in 1997.
Top Comments
When will the media cease calling the Duchess of Sussex ,Megan Markle...she is married to Harry Windsor (isn't that his legal surname??? and therefore is Mrs Windsor!!!!
Unfortunately although no longet hrh they're still the dule and duchess of Sussex. But I agree nobody should use these titles ever again. They're Hooray and Meghs Windsor.
They still call William's wife Kate Middleton, so... probably never.
Oh dear.