Hello one and all welcome back to the air pod it feels like I was with you just

yesterday it's been a very busy week for the Royal Family and it feels like, you might hear me say this later on in the show, but it is the thought of the day for me that the dust is finally settling on Harry and Megan's departure from rural duties and beginning their new life in Canada.

We've heard very little from the couple this week.

Last week we spoke a lot about the legal letter that the couple issued when Paprazzi had

harassed them out on Vancouver Island.

This week it seems like things finally getting a little quieter and ultimately that is exactly

what they want. I think that they will remain like that for the days and weeks to come.

Obviously there have been other stories taking up the

headlines this week which we'll be getting into in the show a little later on.

Prince Andrew has continued according to reports to avoid questioning by the FBI.

I'll be talking about that with our guest this week.

We've also had the Cambridge's Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall out at Holocaust

Memorial events. We'll be talking about the meaning of that and why it's so important for

members of the Royal Family to be involved

in such important occasions and of course we have had the Cambridges out

separately and together this week the Duchess of Cambridges out separately and together this week. The Duchess of

Cambridge continued her big push on her five big question survey across the

UK. This is what she launched last week. It aimed to spark a

conversation about raising the next generation of children. It's all very much

part of her early years, childhood development work that she's involved with.

She was at a school in London this week at kindergarten, I believe, where she visited children

under the age of five years old to help serve their school meals.

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