How Prince Harry could face pitfalls after making the US his primary residence, writes EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE
Harry insists the US is now his place of residence, but specialist foreign law firm Blevins Franks warns of the pitfalls: ‘HMRC will look for any indication that you see Britain as your home country and may one day return.
‘Even if you state in your will that you want to be buried in Britain, this could work against you.’
Has Harry decided where he will be buried?
Even Wallis Simpson is resting in the family cemetery at Frogmore after a royal reconciliation, although she and the Duke of Windsor had purchased burial plots in Baltimore where her father is buried.
However, Meghan doesn’t seem to be in the mood to reconcile with her own family, let alone her in-laws.
Harry could become the first royal to be laid to rest in the US.
Prince Harry (pictured with Meghan Markle) could become the first royal to be buried in the US after his death as he insists America is now his permanent residence
Wallis Simpson, who is buried at the Royal Mausoleum in Windsor after reconciling with the royal family
The Royal Mausoleum in Frogmore Gardens, Windsor Home Park
Following my revelation of the King’s annoyance at the publication of photographs of his late mother with her hands in her pockets.
Could his anger have been sparked by his father, Prince Philip’s, strange views on wallets?
He banned flaps from the pockets of his Anderson & Sheppard suits, causing his son Charles to make this fashion faux pas.
King Charles was reportedly furious after photos of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, with her hands in her pockets were published
Reflecting on Angela Rayner calling Rishi Sunak a ‘little loser’, former shadow chancellor John McDonnell praises her ‘robust’ performance but piously claims: ‘I don’t do things like that.’
Real? Didn’t he infamously call for the ‘lynching’ of Tory opponent Esther McVey, describing her as a ‘stain on humanity’?
He refused to apologize and later announced: “Sometimes you have to express honest anger.”
John McDonnell praised Angela Rayner’s ‘robust’ performance in parliament after she called Rishi Sunak a ‘little loser’
Hugh Grant plays Kellogg’s Frosties mascot Tony the Tiger in his new film Unfrosted and tries in vain to keep his own five offspring away from sugary breakfast cereals.
“I’m such a hypocrite in that respect,” he admits. ‘I say to one of my sons, ‘It’s disgusting to see you eating those cocoa puffs. I mean, for God’s sake. You’ve just had three bowls, do you have any idea what you’re doing to yourself?’
“And then he says, ‘Do you want some?’ I say, ‘Yes, absolutely.'”
Hugh Grant plays Tony the Tiger actor Thurl Ravenscroft in the new film Unfrosted, about the invention of Pop Tarts
Country Life writer Flora Watkins has now been kicked out of the Jilly Cooper Book Club after publicly complaining that instead of “drinking champagne and screaming about Jilly,” members have now chosen to discuss abortion rights and gender, with someone becomes more and more ‘stunning in her’. radical trans views’.
“It was a terrible shock,” Flora reports in The Spectator. ‘The last message I saw on the WhatsApp group was someone saying they were “pleased” to tell me to “get rid of us for good. Day!”.
Glastonbury founder Sir Michael Eavis recalls welcoming Prince Harry despite his brazen entry into the festival.
“I have security everywhere, spies everywhere,” he says. “I think he jumped the fence.”