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Prince Harry looked set to turn his fire on his brother William on, as Netflix airs the final episodes of the docuseries about the disgruntled royal and his wife Meghan.

One trailer for the last three instalments of "Harry & Meghan", released last week, already escalated the row between the brothers, who are reportedly now no longer on speaking terms.

In an apparent reference to Buckingham Palace, Harry, 38, accused his family of "institutional gaslighting" and claimed they were "happy to lie to protect my brother but were never willing to tell the truth to protect us".

Another trailer, released on Wednesday saw Meghan's lawyer, Jenny Afia, alleging a briefing war against the couple by the palace "to suit other people's agendas".

Meghan's friend Lucy Fraser added: "Meg became this scapegoat for the palace.

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Harry and Meghan's new Netflix trailer contains "weapons-grade hypocrisy", Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan says.  The new trailer has been released ahead of the second set of episodes for the 'Harry and Meghan' Netflix docuseries.  

In the trailer, Prince Harry appears to accuse the Royal Family of being prepared to lie to protect his older brother and future King Prince William.  The couple also accuses Buckingham Palace of “institutional gaslighting”.

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he quantity and quality of counterfeit sneakers has never been greater. As online sales boom, many buyers are deliberately choosing the steal over the real.

00:00 - The counterfeit epidemic

00:57 - How does eBay authenticate goods? 

03:34 - What is driving the counterfeit boom?

05:24 - How is the sneaker resale market affecting counterfeits? 

07:11 - What is the role of influencers? 

08:56 - China: the world's counterfeit capital

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11:59 - Can counterfeit production be stopped?

Piers Morgan is joined by Vanity Fair's Royal Correspondent Katie Nicoll, Fox News contributor Geraldo Rivera and Real Housewives of D.C star Cat Omminney to discuss Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's documentary and the latest revelations from the recent Netflix trailer.  Piers begins by speaking to Cat, who claimes she had a fling with the Prince when he was just 21 and in the midst of his 'partying days'. She tells Piers she no longer recognises the man she once knew and believes it's as though Meghan has "cast a spell" over him.

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