Brothers to meet at Di statue

sister paper, the Mirror, “both camps are prepared to come together” and put on a “united front” – despite the Sussexes accusing Royal Family members of racism, peddling lies and ignoring Meghan’s cries for help as she contemplated suicide while pregnant.

Meghan also detailed an incident over flower girl and bridesmaids’

FAIR play to William for not hiding behind the Palace suits and answering a reporter’s legitimate question.

And kudos to him for defending his family against unproven allegations.

It was brave, not only because it ripped up etiquette but because it has left him wide open to follow-up questions about his very much “non-racist” family.

Such as... didn’t it build its global power through colonising black and Asian people? Don’t his family still sit on huge fittings in the run-up to her wedding in May 2018, suggesting Kate, 39, had made her cry, contrary to various news reports at the time which stated the opposite. Despite the barrage of accusations, William and Kate are understood to be ready to offer an olive branch to the Sussexes.

William is believed to still want

Harry by his side when the statue of Diana, Princess of Wales, is unveiled at Kensington Palace on July 1.

A royal source said: “Tensions are undoubtedly running high but they both realise it is important to put any differences aside for the ceremony at least. There is definitely a feeling that both camps are prepared to come

Manning? Why did the Queen’s uncle fraternise so enthusiastically with the Nazis? And why has the Queen failed to apologise for historical examples of racism in the name of the Crown?

William didn’t pick this row, and because his brother refuses to name the alleged royal racist, may feel he has a right to clear his name.

The problem is that denying your entire family is free from racism is a big ask for most of us. For him, it’s huge.