with his family. i think i would call it a sadness, this is the cloud over the family at the moment and if you think of any family rift when two brothers have a falling out to had been very close, and a father and a son of a falling out, it is sad. that is what harry, walking into westminster abbey by himself, without his wife, is kind of a reminder of. yes, she had the reason that she is going to stay in south california because it is her son s birthday, but there is no escaping the fact that they re the princess with their husbands and he is without his spouse. you kind of wonder what he is feeling as he is walking up westminster abby. eat is not pay take part in royal occasions very often, has not done since the funeral of her majesty the queen, and what is it like for him to come back from that california life that he s carved out for himself, separated, you having stepped down from his royal duties and then to be thrown back in the middle of all of this. he is not wearing his
The 63-year-old Duchess of York shares her advice when asked about Prince Harry and his 41-year-old wife Meghan Markle s new life in California away from the royals.
there are a lot of people who have a growing sense of discomfort around all of this. there is clearly a massive drift in the royal family. harry and megan say they have been badly treated, you know, by the royal family. badly treated, you know, by the royalfamily. i m sure badly treated, you know, by the royal family. i m sure there are people in the royalfamily royal family. i m sure there are people in the royal family who would say that they have not behaved or always behaved very well in the way that they should, they are always two sides to every story with a family rift, but normally it s not played out in public like this. and i think that s why a lot of people look at this and feel a sense of discomfort there are a lot of people who would wish them well and say you get on them, they decided it s not for them, get on them, they decided it s not forthem, going get on them, they decided it s not for them, going up to live their lives in the united states, but i think keeping on re
cheering. and then the royal couples left together, in the same car. who knows if this is a lasting reconciliation? but today, the loss of the queen has gone some way to mending a damaging family rift. daniela relph, bbc news. the queen s three younger children, princess anne and the princes andrew and edward, along with their families, remain at balmoral and after a church service they took time to read and admire the growing number of floral tributes outside the castle s gates. from there, sarah campbell reports. it is not long now until the late queen leaves this beautiful part of scotland forever. a place which was so close to her heart. before she starts her final journey tomorrow, people travelled here to say their own goodbyes. the queen s family was on the minds of many of those here today and this afternoon,
the fractured relationship between william and harry has showed few signs of healing. after the funeral of their grandfather the duke of edinburgh, there was hope this chat would lead to a reconciliation. there was a similar hope when the brothers came together to unveil a statue of their mother, but the hurt was deep on both sides and neither could find a peace. today was an extraordinary moment of solidarity. perhaps driven by the public outpouring of love for their grandmother and the weight of responsibility their father now bears. as they walked back, there was a joint goodbye. thank you so much, thank you. cheering. and then the royal couples left together, in the same car. who knows if this is a lasting reconciliation? but today, the loss of the queen has gone some way to mending a damaging family rift. daniela relph, bbc news.