Did Prince Harry screw up his tax situation?

0:03 Calaruga Shark Media. Today, Prince William leads the nation in commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day. Princess Anne tells us what she remembers about her horse accident it's not much. And how Prince Harry is going to wind up text on his settlement because he's a resident of California. Now, Hello, and welcome to Palace Intrigue. I am your host, Mark Francis. On January twenty seventh, nineteen forty five, Soviet soldiers opened the gates of Auschwitz concentration Camp, liberating more than seven thousand prisoners. It has estimated that approximately one point one million people perished in Auschwitz during the five years of its operation. The liberation will be marked with services worldwide.

0:51 Prince William will lead the nation and commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day with a poignant speech. In London. William will deliverate reading at a special service themed for a Better Future, attended by survivors and international guests who have dedicated their lives to fighting extremism. William's role underscores his commitment to remembrance and education, echoing previous royal efforts to honor Holocaust survivors and victims of genocide. King Charles will make a historic visit to Auschwitz Berkanau in Poland, becoming the first British monarch to visit the infamous concentration camp. Charles will tour the site with Holocaust survivors and meet the Polish President. The King has described the dwindling number of survivors as a poignant reminder of the importance of preserving their stories for future generations. Prince William had his own brush with royalty during a visit to Liverpool last week, sharing the pitch with football legend Sir Kenny Doglish. The Prince joined a casual kick about at the tiber Of Football Center in Tokstith yesterday, where Doglish, affectionately known as King Kenny to Liverpool fans, watched from the sidelines. Dressed in trainers and lightweight jacket. Despite the freezing temperatures, William kept things light, joking I'm not going to go around slide tackling am I.

2:06 He joined young players for a game, making a few passes while being careful not to overdo it. Their coach had earlier warned them, remember who you're playing against. Don't go in too hard. After the match, Sir Kenny appeared to humorously commend William's efforts. The Prince, still catching his breath, quipped, no, not at all. I was like, just pass me the ball. I was running around chasing them. Acknowledging the risks of jumping into a game on a cold day, he joked about the dangers of pulling a hamstring. We'll ignore that. It's the worst thing when you turn up and try to play cold. William also visited Cycle of Life, which works to help young people improve their physical and mental health through cycling. William pumped a bicycle time and enjoyed a hot chocolate. He tested some bike brakes and explained the correct way to stop was to squeeze both brakes at the same time, but joked, my children quite like pulling just this backbrake and sliding along using the back wheel will come past you. There is a technique as part of operation get them to stop talking about my brother Harry. William was seen taking the train and chatting with fellow passengers. Royal watcher Jenny Bond told the Mirror for a while now William has been putting into action the way that he intends to do the job, and that, as he now made clear as royal with a small R, you could say that the small R also stands for relatable, because that is what he is showing himself to be.

3:25 I think he gets quite a kick out of surprising people by taking calls in a restaurant, serving people from burger stalls, or dropping into a pub to buy a round of drinks. I think William finds it refreshing to be able to interact with all the fuss that generally goes with a royal visit, and I'm sure he also realizes that in pr terms, it's extremely effective. It's important for the royal family to be in touch as much as possible with the way ordinary people feel. It also gets the media to stop talking about Harry. Princess Anne has opened up about a frightening horse related incident that left her hospitalized and taught her a stark life lesson every day is a bonus. The Princess Royal, who sustained a concussion and bruises during the accident at her Gatcombe Park estate last June, admitted she has no memory of the ordeal, which emergency responders suggested likely involved a horse speaking candidly. During a recent visit to Cape Town, Princess Anne revealed that she was en route to check on her chickens when the accident occurred, but the details remain a mystery. I know where I thought I was going, and that was to go to the chickens. No nothing to do with the horses. I don't have any idea what I was doing in the field because I never normally went that way. It just reminds you you never quite know, and something happens and you might not recover.

4:37 As for lingering effects, Anne says, apparently not, at least they don't think so. As far as I know, nobody else thinks so. So they haven't been honest enough to tell me yet. Palace Intrigue were right. Back in the Daily Mail, Richard Eden shares at Prince Ary may not actually receive all that much money from his settlement. A source tells Eden much of the payment will go to lawyer's fees, and as for the rest. As a US resident, Harry has to pay tax on his worldwide income unless it's been taxed in Britain. And here is the sting in the tale. Legal damages are not taxed in the UK. Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told skyne Us Australia that Harry and Meghan were upset by the Vanity Fair piece. She said, it is my understanding that they are upset over it, and I'm being told that things aren't good for them right now between Meghan's show being postponed, which I've heard was Netflix's idea, and just the idea that she has worked so hard to rebrand herself and becomes a very respected publication reiterating some of the nastiest claims about her.

5:39 So I think they are bruised and they are sitting back trying to figure out how to process going forward. People picked the wrong week to do a cover story on the Royals. While all eyes were on Harry and Meghan, both with the settlement and the Vanity Fair article, People handed in a Kate his wonderful piece, with a source telling people in this week's cover story that the couple is now more open and willing to talk about their relationship together. We learned that the past year has been particularly trying for the Royal family, but it has also brought a deeper bond between William and Kate. A Royal insider shared for the princess family, her husband and children are more important than anything else. In other words, we learned nothing new. Royal biographer Ingrid Seward noted that William's public displays of affection stem from gratitude. William must feel so fortunate that Kate has come through this that he wants to tell the world about that love. It shows the intimacy of them sharing that journey together. Royal historian doctor Amanda Foreman echoed this sentiment, stating their marriage is strong and they are being honest about it. They feel they are very lucky to be married to each other.

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