POD Save the King. Hello and welcome back to Pod Save the King. I'm your host,

I'm delighted to be joined once again by Mirror Deputy Royal Editor Jennifer Newton. Hi, Jen. Nice to see you.

Hi, nice to see you too. And a bit later on in the show, we also have an interview with

Zina Hawley, who is a colleague

at a sister paper, who was lucky enough. She got the invitation. We didn't get her. She got

invited into Buckian Palace. And I planned to just chat with her for like 15 minutes,

have a little catch up, but we got chatting and it was brilliant. It felt like I was there

in the palace, eating the canapes, drinking the bubbly, chatting with the king.

So she got, she had some great tales. So I hope you'll enjoy listening to that later on listeners.

But first of all, we're going to do our usual rant-through of the week's news. We'll start with the breaking news.

We've had a bit of a flurry this afternoon, so a bit, all a bit delays and in a whirl,

but the latest in the two and fro on the Centre Bali row.

So where are we, Jen?

What's going on?

Well, I think since we talked last week, the war of words between chair of

Centre Balie, Dr. Sophie Chandalka and the Sussex

camp essentially has just kind of exploded, there's been accusation, counter-accusation,

that sort of thing. And then it's all kind of come to a head just literally, as we're

just coming into record, that the charity commission, that is the

charity watchdog essentially in England and Wittles, has confirmed that they are starting an

investigation into what has happened at Centre Bali after concerns were raised. So Prince Harry

has put out a statement off the back of the news from the charity commission,

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