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Prince Harry is considering an imminent return to the UK “on one condition”, a friend has revealed.

The Duke of Sussex, 39, could attend the memorial service for his uncle Robert Fellows, who passed away at the age of 82 on 29 July.

However, because of the controversy surrounding the duke, who recently told ITV that the UK is not safe enough for Meghan Markle, he will only attend if there is not “too much drama.”

“He would want to be there. It will be a huge gathering of the Spencer clan,” a friend told the Daily Beast.

“[But] it may well be that everyone feels Harry’s attendance would just create too much drama.”

This comes as the royals begin their summer holiday at Balmoral.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have already travelled to Scotland and were joined yesterday by Princess Anne, who attended Edinburgh’s military tattoo.

The Wales family and their children will also attend, marking the furthest the Princess of Wales has travelled since being diagnosed with cancer.

Kate has holidayed at the Scottish Highlands residence every summer since marrying Prince William – and this year appears to be no different.

Prince Harry has ‘lost his credibility’
Prince Harry has “lost his credibility” for revealing so much information about his time within the royal family, a historian has claimed.

Simon Heffer, who admits to having read “bits” of Spare, described the ghostwritten memoir as “horrible”.

“I read bits of it. I mean, life’s too short, but I read enough of it to get a flavour of it. I thought it was horrible,” he said, as reported by the Express.

“People are shocked the first time. But how many more Netflix series? How many more rather ghastly books can he churn out and be taken seriously?”

‘Not the right time’ for King Charles to comment on riots
Now is “not the right time” for King Charles to comment on the anti-immigration riots taking place across the UK, a royal historian has claimed.

The monarch has received some criticism, including from the anti-monarchy group Republic, for his silence on the issue, though palace sources have said he is monitoring the situation.

Sir Anthony Seldon told the BBC: “Now is not the right time for the King to become involved.

“He is head of state, and it’s appropriate that while the crisis is going on, the head of government, the prime minister, handles the crisis management and says what is needed to be said.

“The time for the King to speak, if at all, is when everything has calmed down again. The issues that have led the riots are not going to go away quickly. We need to hear his considered thoughts then about societal harmony.”

King Charles not planning t

o visit areas of UK hit by rioting
King Charles does not have any current plans to visit the parts of the UK affected by recent anti-immigration riots.

According to royal sources, the monarch is receiving daily updates about the situation.

The wave of violence erupted in the wake of the Stockport stabbings, which saw three children murdered at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class.
Thomas Markle’s birthday GoFundMe raises over £53,000
A fundraiser marking the 80th birthday of the “rejected and abandoned” Thomas Markle has raised over £53,000.

Created by British socialite Lady Colin Campbell, the GoFundMe is designed to show the Duchess of Sussex’s father that “there are still people in the world with good hearts, good values, and good intentions.”

Mr Markle said ahead of his milestone birthday that all he wanted was for his daughter Meghan to get in touch and to finally meet his grandchildren. His wish appears to have gone unanswered.

Meghan fell out with her father around the time of her 2018 wedding to Prince Harry over a staged paparazzi photoshoot.