Lynn Barber

Meghan and Harry have never grasped the notion of ‘only connect’

They talk of ‘reaching out’, but grow increasingly self-obsessed, and preach about climate change while flying round the world in private jets

Meghan and Harry at St Paul’s Cathedral for the service of thanksgiving for the Platinum Jubilee of Elizabeth II. Credit: Getty Images
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