Prince Philip is home. The fallout from the Megan and Harry interview rumbles on.

Kate paid moving respect on Clapham Common with some daffodils for murdered Sarah Everard and the Cambridge children shared their Mother's Day

cards for Granny Diana which was very cute but we're going to save all of that for next week and who knows what other Royal News

there may be in between times as well because we've let Russell have a well-deserved

week off and that is also a great excuse to finally bring you one of the

much promised much trailed special guest interviews so we are keeping the focus

on Kensington Palace and taking a peak behind Palace

rules. I hope you enjoy it.

Pods Save the Queen!

Hello and welcome back to Pods So the Queen. I am your host Anne Gripper and we have a special

guest today. It is Tom Quinn, author of Kensington Palace and intimate memoir from Queen Mary to Megan

Markle. You may have spotted it when it was out last year in hardback and

it's now out in paperback and I'm delighted to have Tom join us on the show today.

Hi Tom.

Hi, thank you. How are you doing? I would imagine you've had an

interesting year since the book first came out. Yes I have I mean actually I think I've

benefited because with people not being able to go on holiday and do all the things that they

might normally do, there's been a lot more interesting books. More books have been sold

amazingly and I think there's always been a lot of interest in the

royal family and amazing no one's ever written a book until this one as far as I know

about Kensington Palace. They've been kind of books about the architecture and so on, very serious

books, but not so much about the people, the eccentric, the oddballs who actually live there,

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