Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered
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Why NO ONE Trusts Prince Harry Ahead Of Invictus Return
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37:49Now PlayingOn this week’s special UK edition of Royally Unfiltered, the panel is joined by world-renowned royal author Hugo Vickers and former press secretary to the late Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III, Dickie Arbiter, to break down the biggest royal news stories dominating the headlines.
The trio start with a celebration of a historic victory at the Oxford Union Society where Hugo and Dickie successfully opposed the motion that the ‘monarchy died with Queen Elizabeth II.’
Prince William made an appearance at London Tech Week where he challenged the tech industry to leverage data and capabilities to spot early signs of homelessness. Plus, the panel examines how Princess Catherine’s relationship with the media may have helped forward the public perception of the monarchy.
Finally, the panel addresses the ‘whispers’ taking the news agenda by storm: Is King Charles secretly paving the way for Prince Harry’s dramatic return ahead of the Invictus Games? The team separate palace fact and fiction in this brand new episode.
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