Meghan Markle hints at the family's UK move with an 'autumn of new adventures' message in her As Ever holiday catalogue

From the Newshound archive · first published 30 October 2026.

Buckingham Palace is said to be deeply worried about what a Metropolitan Police review will uncover regarding a letter it received in January 2019 containing paedophile allegations against Meghan's estranged father. A royal source insists it is 'unthinkable' the Royal Household was not informed, since Scotland Yard gave Harry and Meghan a copy 'for their awareness' and would have briefed Palace officials simultaneously. Meghan's estranged father denies all the allegations.

The Met admits it failed to share the letter's claims with overseas law enforcement and is reported to have misplaced the original, forcing Meghan to supply her own copy.

Harry and Meghan are said to be taking a two-week low-key break for half-term, but a Sussex source pointedly blamed scheduling clashes on Palace officials withholding diary information from Harry.

Meghan's 'autumn of new adventures' message in her As Ever holiday catalogue is now being read as a reference to the Sussexes' unexpected return to Britain in late August.