no aaain. though brexit has happened. here we go again- thanks- _ the duke and duchess of sussex did not ask the queen about using her childhood nickname lilibet for their new daughter, who was born last week. that's according to a palace source. some media reports had suggested prince harry sought permission from his grandmother, but a royal insider has told the bbc that no such conversation took place. 0ur royal correspondent jonny dymond reports. the name lilibet is heavy with personal history for the queen. it was the nickname her grandfather, king george v, gave her. the name her closest relatives used, the name she used on the funeral wreath for one of her closest friends, earl mountbatten. when it was revealed on sunday that harry and meghan had named their second child, their daughter, lilibet, it was widely presumed they had first spoken to the queen and subsequent stories in the press from friends of the couple strongly suggested that harry had sought permission from his grandmother. a source close to the sussexes told