In a special Friday episode of The Daily T, Camilla and Royal Editor Hannah Furness discuss the latest in the fallout from The Telegraph’s revelation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s planned move back to the UK. The pair discuss news of Prince Harry’s intention not to speak publicly about private family matters in a bid to regain the King’s trust, and reports that Meghan has been offered an acting role in the UK. Hannah also speaks to the royal author and historian Andrew Lownie about the Sussexes’ shock decision to return to Britain.

He believes the “brass neck” move marks a “new beginning”, and warns that it could cause a strain on the marriage.

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Highlights:

• Camilla and Hannah discuss news Prince Harry will avoid speaking on private family matters in public to help regain the King's trust
• Royal author and historian Andrew Lownie discusses the impact of Harry and Meghan's move back to Britain

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In Thursday’s episode of The Daily T, Tim Stanley and Poppy Coburn discuss the global reaction to The Telegraph’s exclusive story on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s planned move to the UK with Hannah Furness, the Royal Editor. Amid speculation behind the couple’s motive, they discuss what their imminent arrival will mean for the logistics of their private security, their status within the Royal family and the chances of reconciliation with the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Tim and Poppy also speak to Dai Davies, the former head of the Royal Protection Command, who says it “beggars belief” that the Duke and Duchess are returning to the UK, in light of their recent battle with the Home Office for taxpayer-funded security while in the country.

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Highlights:

• Tim, Poppy and Hannah Furness discuss the motivations behind Harry & Meghan's move back to the UK
• Former royal protection officer Dai Davies reacts to Harry & Meghan's move back to the UK

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In Wednesday’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley sit down with The Telegraph’s Deputy Royal Editor Victoria Ward to unpack her exclusive story on The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s move back to the UK.

Victoria explains why Harry and Meghan, along with their children Archie and Lilibet, will be making the move to Britain, where else they are expected to be splitting their time, and where the Sussexes will live.

The trio also discuss what this means for the wider Royal Family, including King Charles and the Prince of Wales. They also discuss the implications the move will have for the Sussexes’ security needs and whether we will see Harry and Meghan return to the fold as working royals in the future.

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Highlights:

• Harry and Meghan are planning to move back to the UK later this month
• Will Harry and William have a better chance of reconciling if the Sussexes move back?

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Stay tuned for today's episode of The Daily T — publishing later tonight at 10pm — with all the details on The Telegraph exclusive. Join us back here at 10pm for the full story.

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In Tuesday’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley speak to Tim Montgomerie, a high-profile Reform UK supporter, who says he will appeal against the party’s decision to suspend him for criticising Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf.

The Conservative Home website founder tells Camilla and Tim that if “a political organisation can’t take criticism, it can’t advance”, as he warns of the internal rivalries and structural flaws that he believes could prevent Reform from achieving a majority in a general election.

Mr Montgomerie also claims that Mr Farage, the party leader, was not aware of his suspension, and that he believes his criticism of Mr Yusuf is what led to the party’s decision to suspend him.

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Highlights:

• Camilla and Tim speak to Tim Montgomerie, who says he will appeal his suspension from the Reform party
• Tim Montgomerie reveals that Nigel Farage says he was not aware of his suspension and believes his criticism of Mr Yusuf led to the party's decision to suspend him

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In Monday’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley reflect on the media fallout and institutional hypocrisy surrounding the death of Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor.

Tim discusses going to confession at the weekend to examine his conscience from covering the story and admitting to at times needing to remember that there is a human behind the story.

Plus, they debate the media’s right to scrutinise public claims, and question the extent of Cambridge University’s responsibility for the way Mr Arday was used as a poster child – only to be abandoned.

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Highlights:

• Camilla and Tim reflect on the tragic news of Professor Jason Arday's death
• Camilla and Tim discuss the scrutiny of the media's coverage Jason Arday's academic and personal-life claims

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Entertainment journalist and author Alison Boshoff joins Camilla Tominey on The Daily T to break down the explosive family feud dividing Britain’s most famous celebrity dynasty.

Discussing her book, Brand Beckham: The Fame, The Feuds, The Fallout, Boshoff reveals what really happened behind the scenes of Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s lavish wedding: from contract disputes and top-table tensions to the notorious moment involving celebrity guest Marc Anthony.

Camilla and Alison explore the PR wars, the social media grievances, and whether reconciliation is ever on the cards for David, Victoria, and their eldest son.

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Highlights:

• Alison Boshoff shares the inside story of the Beckham family feud in her new book Brand Beckham
• Camilla and Alison discuss whether there is any chance of reconciliation between Brooklyn and his parents David and Victoria Beckham

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Telegraph writers Michael Deacon and Poppy Coburn take a look at the biggest and most bonkers stories of the week.

Michael and Poppy discuss Andy Burnham’s plans for asylum seekers and his crackdown on vaping shops. They also debate the story of a child who caused a flight to be cancelled after refusing to sit down and fasten their seatbelt. Plus, a review of the biggest event of the week – the solar eclipse.

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Highlights:

• Burnham: Middle-class areas must take more asylum seekers
• Solar eclipse

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In today’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley react to Nigel Farage’s victory in the Clacton by-election, where the Reform UK leader increased his majority while skipping the count, prompting a fresh row with Essex Police over security threats and alleged political stunts.

Joined by The Telegraph’s Political Editor, Tony Diver, they unpack the fallout from a bizarre election night in which novelty candidate Count Binface finished second. They discuss whether Farage’s comprehensive win changes anything or merely tees up yet another by-election, as the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner restarts its investigation into his controversial £5m crypto donation.

Plus, with rumours of a snap election swirling, is now the best time for Andy Burnham to call the country to the polls, or would it offer no benefit to the Prime Minister?

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Highlights:

• Farage wins comfortably in Clacton
• Binface claims record vote share
• Why this victory isn't the end of Reform's problems.

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In Thursday’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley discuss how Andy Burnham’s controversial plan to distribute asylum seekers to middle-class constituencies is causing problems for Labour MPs, including York Central’s Rachael Maskell. She is opposed to housing asylum seekers at a local RAF base, despite her long-standing pro-refugee rhetoric.

Plus, with voting under way in the Clacton by-election, Camilla and Tim have spoken to two candidates vying for votes in Essex – William Clouston of the Social Democratic Party, and the intergalactic politician Count Binface, candidate for Planet Sigma 9.

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Highlights:

• The Left has an immigration hypocrisy problem.
• Count Binface tells Camilla what he would view as success.
• Was the eclipse a disappointment?

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In Wednesday’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Poppy Coburn react to Andy Burnham’s demand that middle-class towns and villages across the UK take in their “fair share” of illegal migrants.

They examine the severe strain mass arrivals place on small rural communities such as the Oxfordshire village of Piddington, where a population of just more than 350 residents could be asked to absorb more than 1,200 asylum seekers.

Plus, after Rupert Lowe’s announcement that the pact between Restore Britain and Reform UK is officially dead, Camilla and Poppy unpack the personal rift between Mr Lowe and Nigel Farage, while challenging the fringe rhetoric surrounding “white British” identity.

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Highlights:

• Burnham has called for the middle-class to do more - but would he host a migrants in Makerfield?
• The idea of a Reform UK / Restore pact Camilla and Poppy discuss who is to blame and why it all fell apart.

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