Hello everyone and welcome back to the airport, your destination, all the latest goings

on with the British Royal family, and catching my breath has been quite a week Maggie, are you

strapped in? Are you ready to go? Oh, we are so ready for this. This is what Royal

Reporters do, right? These are the weeks where it all seems to happen. Exactly. Some weeks

we have definitely struggled for content on the show. Especially during lockdown. Yeah.

Royal eye tineraries, but we started this week in fact, not more than 48 hours after the

last episode went out with the incredible news that Harry and Meghan are expecting their

second child will have all the details of their announcement later in the show, including

their confirmation via the palace and their own statement that they will not be returning

to their royal roles. Of course, when they left almost a year ago, they said that this

would be a one-year transition period, that there would be a review at the end of it.

We would see where everyone was feeling at that time in Harry and Meghan had made their

intentions very clear that their new life is exactly where they want to be. And so we'll

have all the details from that, including words from the palace. But before I think we

get into any of that, there are a few important stories to get through, include a

Philip, age 99, was taken into hospital. The king had with the seventh hospital in London.

This was Tuesday evening. They do say it's not a cause for concern that his admission was a

precautionary measure. It's just on the advice of the royal doctor visiting him after he felt

unwell. But we have just passed night number three at his state, the hospital, and he is still

remaining there, at least, for the rest of today. No word from the palace on how he's

feeling, but sources close to the Duke say that he's in good spirits despite everything.

Yeah, I think we all wish there were more updates. I know in ABC, we follow it really closely.

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