'Queen sad, Charles furious': Britain's media reacts to Megxit
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The Metro led with “Harry and Meghan: We quit,” while the Daily Mail promised readers that Thursday's paper was a “royal bombshell special issue.
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The Metro led with “Harry and Meghan: We quit,” while the Daily Mail promised readers that Thursday's paper was a “royal bombshell special issue.
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