GB News host Mercy Muroki discussed the Royal Family's reputation in the wake of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Oprah Winfrey interview, which saw the couple make a series of claims about the monarchy including racism accusations. The presenter insisted that "by and large" people prefer the Royal Family over Meghan and Harry.

       Speaking on GB News, Ms Muroki said: "I find solace in the fact that by and large I do believe that people prefer the Royal Family over Meghan and Harry so I don't think their reputation has necessarily been damaged."

       Ms Muroki also hit out at the couple for saying they want privacy and highlighted their tell-all TV interview, Netflix deal, Spotify deal and books.

       She said: "I don't know about you but I'm bored at Meghan and Harry putting their two cents into just about everything.

       "Quite frankly, I'm wholeheartedly, unreservedly uninterested in what they have to say about anything.

       "I simply cannot summon damns to give but I'm forced to listen to their opinions because they're literally inescapable.

       "Meghan and Harry say they want some privacy and space but I'm starting to feel like it's us who need a bit of privacy and space from them."

       The Sussexes quit royal duties in March 2020 and are now living in California.

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       10.25am update: Charles 'infuriated' by Princess Consort references

       Prince Charles will "insist" on Camilla being Queen Consort when he takes to the throne, it has been claimed.

       The Prince of Wales is said to have been "infuriated" by references to Princess Consort on Clarence House's website, which were removed in 2018.

       A former courtier told the Telegraph: "He will 100 percent insist on her being queen.

       "The references to Princess Consort infuriated the Prince."

       9.55am update: Queen advertising new role working for royals

       The Queen has advertised a new role working at her Royal residences, which pays ￡25,000 a year.

       Applications for a security expert overseeing vetting procedures for those working at Buckingham Palace has opened.

       Candidates are required to have “the ability to remain calm and level headed under pressure.”

       They will also have to be able to "demonstrate good judgment", as well as "sound decision making in a fast paced environment".

       9.05am update: Camilla has been Charles's 'rock' throughout Megxit

       Camilla has been Prince Charles's "rock" throughout the Megxit crisis, it has been claimed.

       A source told the Telegraph: "It is not an exaggeration to say she has been his rock throughout this crisis.

       "She has been the one who has kept him on track.

       "It was really hard for him."

       8.35am update: Harry and Meghan found leaving royal roles ‘harder than ever imagined’

       Prince Harry and Meghan Markle found leaving their royal roles "harder than they would ever have imagined", according to claims made by the Sussexes' unauthorised biographer.

       Omid Scobie, who penned unofficial biography "Finding Freedom", says the “initial steps” were difficult, despite the Sussexes having it “all mapped out in their heads”.

       The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have distanced themselves from claims made in the explosive book.

       8.20am update: Kate and William tell of 'difficult time' since Philip's death in heartfelt note

       Kate and Prince William penned a heartfelt message describing the "difficult time" they have faced of late.

       The Royal Family suffered the loss of patriarch Prince Philip this year.

       The Duke of Edinburgh, who was married to the Queen for 73 years, died on April 9 aged 99.

       Royal fans and experts across the world sent their condolences to the Duke’s family, including royal blogger Gertrude Daly, who received a surprise reply from the Cambridges.

       8am update: Harry steals show in US polo match as he bags two goals

       Prince Harry has received praise after participating in a charity polo match in support of Sentebale - an organisation he co-founded.

       The Duke of Sussex has attended a polo match in Colorado marking his first public appearance since the birth of his daughter, Lilibet Diana, in June.

       Thanks to the Duke and other guests’ efforts, $3.5 million (￡2.5million) was raised to provide funding to support vulnerable children in Southern Africa.

       Argentine polo star Nacho Figueras, who is believed to be a close friend of the Duke, shared a photograph with him on his Instagram account.