The Duchess of Cornwall followed in her husband Prince Charles' lockdown footsteps with a major radio interview and broadcast.
Camilla guest edited Emma Barnett's show on BBC Radio 5 Live, putting the spotlight on her charities, sharing her experience of lockdown and revealing a new side we rarely get to hear.
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper is joined by Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers to discuss Camilla's radio appearance, as well as the latest engagements for William, Kate, Meghan and Harry.
Plus they catch up on the latest in the Jeffrey Epstein case following the arrest of his ex girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell - and the appearance of a photo of Ghislaine sitting on a throne in Buckingham Palace in 2002 alongside now disgraced actor Kevin Spacey.

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A slew of new information has emerged in the latest round of court papers filed by the Duchess of Sussex in her case against Associated Newspapers.
Meghan says she felt "unprotected" by the royal family, and disclosed a number of other details in the case centred on the publishing of a letter she wrote to her father.
Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers joins Pod Save the Queen host Ann Gripper to discuss claims which will be uncomfortable reading for the royal family.
They also discuss the latest for the Sussexes elsewhere, including Prince Harry's appearance supporting the Diana Awards, and following in the footsteps of the Obamas and Clintons by signing for a major public speaking agency and share other royal highlights of the week.
In the second half of the show, Ann speaks to Nigel Cawthorne, author of Prince Andrew: Epstein and the Palace.

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Prince William turned 38 on Father's Day - and Kate's handiwork with the camera treated us to some very special photos with Prince Charles and the little Cambridges.
To find out more about how William works, Pod Save The Queen's Zoe Forsey spoke to Seyi Obakin OBE, the CEO of Centrepoint, about the Duke of Cambridge's role as patron and the difference his help makes in combatting youth homelessness in the UK. He also shares his experience of working with William and the sides of the Prince we don't see in public.
Zoe joins show host Ann Gripper and Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers to talk about the new photos, the latest royal visits and the royal family's support for Children's hospices week and other key causes. Plus the team reflect on the latest snags in Harry and Meghan's plans for their new life.

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The Queen has had a lot of milestone moments in her 94 years - but she still managed to notch up another two in just a few days.
She appeared in her first video call to mark Carers Week, joined by Princess Anne, and then oversaw a very different, trimmed down Trooping the Colour ceremony at Windsor Castle to mark her official birthday.
Days later, the next phase of a new normal for the royals began, with socially distanced official visits for Prince Charles, Camilla and Prince William.
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper is joined by Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers to talk about these very different engagements, as well as the Duchess of Cambridge's school assembly.

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Prince Philip marked his 99th birthday this week while in lockdown with the Queen at Windsor Castle.
In an isolation operation known as HMS Bubble, it further separates the leading royals from the country at a time when Black Lives Matter protests are taking place - and feel like they will have a lasting impact.
Meghan spoke out about the death of George Floyd in a graduation message to pupils at her high school. Would she have been able to do that if she had been a member of the Firm?
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper is joined by Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers to discuss all this - plus the latest on Kate's collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery, the latest on Prince Andrew and a new Sophie Wessex interview.

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The Duchess of Cambridge has been impressing on video calls with her easy charm - and with her fashion too.
Sophie Wessex's increased role is also allowing us to see more of her wardrobe, and we've glimpsed Meghan's style as she begins her new life with Harry after leaving their roles as senior royals.
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper is joined by Mirror fashion director Rivkie Baum and Mirror Online's Sarah Bradbury to look at the clothes and make-up we've seen from the royals during lockdown.
Pod Save The Queen takes a closer look in this miniseries, with specials on royal body language, room setup and fashion and beauty.

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A public video call is not just a beauty parade for the participants - their rooms are on show as well.
Lockdown has given us an intriguing glimpse into royal homes.
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper is joined by Claude Taylor, one half of the team behind Room Rater (@ratemyskyperoom) Twitter account to look over the very different approaches to royal backdrops.
He also provides tips on how you can set your room up well for a call - and Ann changes her backdrop for the occasion. See the pictures on Instagram.
Pod Save The Queen takes a closer look in this miniseries, with specials on royal body language, room setup and fashion and beauty.

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The royal family have been making sure they remain visible in lockdown with a series of virtual engagements by video link.
Some have come into their own as their personalities come to life on screen, while others have adapted more slowly.
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper is joined by body language expert Judi James to discuss William and Kate's starring role, Sophie Wessex coming to the fore, the clues to how Harry and Meghan are adapting to their new lives and all the royal signs.
Plus Judi shares her tips on how to nail a video call in lockdown.
Pod Save The Queen takes a closer look in this miniseries, with specials on royal body language, room setup and fashion and beauty.

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Prince Charles shared his love of classical music with listeners of Classic FM this week - and gave some very personal insights too.
The two special shows also showed a different side of him as a person.
Pod Save The Queen host Ann Gripper looks back on that royal appearance with Mirror royal editor Russell Myers - and they also look ahead to another special royal broadcast: Prince William's latest documentary on mental health and football.
Ann tests Russell on his bingo calls after discussing the Cambridges' virtual care home visit, plus they talk about Sophie and Camilla's latest appearances.

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Prince William and Kate have made mental health a priority in their work - including during the coronavirus crisis.
In Mental Health Awareness Week, show announcer Richard Innes joins host Ann Gripper to talk about how the royals make a difference and what he does as a mental health aider.
Ann is also joined by Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers to discuss the Cambridges' latest mental health initiatives, the virtual Chelsea Flower Show and the work of Sophie Wessex.
Plus they reflect on Meghan and Harry's second wedding anniversary - and a contentious topic prickles show producer Dan Jackson so much he just has to interject...
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