... They've left the Firm. They had a right to do so. Leave them alone
We are quite happy to leave them alone, but will they leave us alone?
Three front page pictures on the Daily Telegraph, numerous articles inside, an announcement on the radio (in icy tones) that Harry had to leave Britain because his mental health was suffering due to his treatment by the British Press, and a clip of his 'interview with another close friend' James Corden, in the middle of the ten o'clock news.
None of these things do I wish to see, hear or read about but to escape them I have scroll past the pictures and articles, switch off the radio and mute the television, but why should I have to do this?
This from a couple who constantly declare they want their privacy and sue to preserve it, then bombard us with at present daily bulletins about themselves, which presumably will continue for the next week.
The Duke of Windsor behaved badly towards his country and the royal family: 'nothing matters but our happiness,' and his behaviour provoked a constitutional crisis. He left without a backward glance, and my understanding from my parents and their generation was that most of the country was glad to see the back of him; read Chips Channon and Frances Donaldson. When a King abdicates of course he has to live in exile.
He chose his path of action in the same way as the Sussexes have done, but no barrier was put up to prevent Harry from marrying Meghan; he was given everything he wanted but clearly it wasn't enough.
Time for them to leave us alone.