King Charles is said to be "breathing a sigh of relief" about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reported decision to cease producing any projects related to the Royal Family, according to a royal source. It was reported earlier this week that the Sussexes, whose Netflix docu-series Harry & Meghan lifted the lid on their time as working royals and was followed briefly by Harry's controversial memoir Spare, are set to change direction with the content they produce as part of their deals with Netflix and Spotify, among others.
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Meghan and Harry are said to be celebrating their daughter's birthday by having friends and their children come over to their US home for a BBQ.
David Sherborne, representing the duke and the other claimants, said as the hearing began on Monday that Harry had flown to the UK from Los Angeles in the US on last night, as he was celebrating his daughter Lilibet's second birthday on Sunday.
Mr Justice Fancourt, the judge hearing the case, said he was "a little surprised" to hear the duke would not be attending court on Monday. The judge said he gave a direction earlier in the trial that witnesses should be available the day before their evidence was due to be heard in case the legal teams' opening speeches ran short.