Daily Express - King’s relief Harry will be there

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The Express says King Charles is “relieved” at the announcement that Harry will attend his coronation in May, the paper brands the monarch as “forgiving” and the prince “disgruntled”.

Despite the news, the paper warns that “there will inevitably be a lot of scrutiny on the strained links” between the royals after the duke’s bombshell memoir, published earlier this year. The celebrations will mark the first time Prince Harry has been seen with his family since the book’s release.

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