Pods, Save the Queen!

Hello and welcome back to the Pods Save the Queen

updates on some long-running sagas this week,

as Megan and Harry's court papers reappear and then also we have an

interview later on with Nigel Korson, the author of a new book Prince Andrew Epstein and the Palace.

I am your Pod Save the Queen host, Anne Gripper and I am joined to start with by my good friend

Daley Moore Royal editor Russell Myers whose hair is still resplendent.

Hello?

Hello.

Are you going down the hairdressers on Saturday when we're allowed to?

I'm not and I should have booked actually.

I mean I've caught between actually liking it like this because it's just so ridiculous or

actually being sensible and getting it cut.

But then I checked on the Barbara's website

and they're obviously doing all different bookings now you have to book you can't just

walk in you have to wear a mask you're gonna have to they're only letting like three people

in the barbers at a time and I've missed all the all the appointments so it to be about another four months before I can get it cut.

So I look like Jesus by the time we get out.

We shall continue to enjoy it. So the Royal Family, they have carried on a busy series of calls and engagements.

And we saw those lovely pictures of Kate doing her garden on her visit to the Nook Children's

Hospice, which kind of followed on from the conversation

that we were having in last week's episodes around the Children's Hospice Week and the involvement

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