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Oh, Brother! Queen Elizabeth always preferred the boorish Andrew to the sensitive Charles. Is the King finally getting revenge on his disgraced sibling by cutting him off financially?

By Will Lloyd

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Little Britain

Good-bye, Mr. Xi When rich Chinese families send their children to English boarding schools, they pay for guardians to take care of their offsprings’ logistical—and emotional—needs

By Ashley Baker

View With a Room

A Night at the Brontës’ Guests can now stay in the birthplace of history’s most prolific literary family, just down the road from the dramatic moors that inspired Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights

By Lisa Byrne

The Writer at Work

The Bard of Berkshire Best-selling novelist Robert Harris—his books have sold more than 10 million copies—still writes 800 words a day. Just don’t expect any sex scenes

By Lynn Barber

Paradise Lost The developers of the Caribbean island of Canouan tried to re-create the magic of Mustique. Now it’s a battleground for billionaires

By Mark Ellwood

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Not Your Father’s Ghostwriter Unfortunately for the royal family, J. R. Moehringer, Prince Harry’s ghostwriter, specializes in damaged father-son relationships

By Rosamund Urwin

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Konstantin Kakanias’s Guide to Athens The Greek artist shares his favorite spots in his home city

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Dirck Halstead From Saigon’s fall to Reagan’s shooting to Monicagate, the photographer was at the center of history as it happened

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Every Tiara Has a Story

By Carol Woolton

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The Other Royal Family A new, unauthorized biography of the Beckhams mocks their gaucheness and condemns their collusion with the media—but it can’t deny their power

By Andrew O’Hagan

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Manifest Industry Eighty years after the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, a new book looks back at the American factories that manufactured its crucial minerals on an unprecedented scale

By Garrett M. Graff

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The King of Lies Separating fact from fiction in the latest, heavily fabricated season of The Crown

By Hugo Vickers

Books

Succession, Royals-Style

By Juliet Nicolson

But First …

The View from Here Prince Andrew’s and Sarah Ferguson’s closeness with Jeffrey Epstein barely scratches the surface of their alleged corruption

By Andrew Lownie

Mystic Meg Holding up the mantle of humanity is no easy task for the duchess and her “dear friend,” the First Lady (of Canada) … This and so much more on the latest installment of Archetypes

By Hilary Rose

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Club d’État Will Boris Johnson’s favorite schmoozy club become the seat of his downfall?

By Joseph Bullmore

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Sweet Smell of Sussex Harry and Meghan’s production company, Archewell, is leaking employees. Their development deal with Netflix is a bust. Can they redeem their Hollywood dream?

By Stuart Heritage

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Oh, Brother! Queen Elizabeth always preferred the boorish Andrew to the sensitive Charles. Is the King finally getting revenge on his disgraced sibling by cutting him off financially?

By Will Lloyd

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Unbreak My Heart Can the Internet’s favorite love doctor cure my romantic woes?

By Sophia Money-Coutts

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Unbreak My Heart Can the Internet’s favorite love doctor cure my romantic woes?

By Sophia Money-Coutts

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The Attention-Whore Index Pete Hegseth looks for leaks, George Santos begs for a pardon, and Jack Schlossberg won’t go to any party he wasn’t invited to

By George Kalogerakis

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Lady in Motion After the unexpected success of Anne Glenconner’s juicy memoir Lady in Waiting, the 90-year-old decided to write a sequel

By Hilary Rose

Chronicles of the Aristos

The Lady Vanishes What connects a British aristocrat, a convicted sex offender, and a missing newborn baby?

By Joseph Bullmore

Small Talk

Prince Harry’s Burn Book His next tell-all spares no one, not even the corgis

as told by Craig Brown

Heavy-Handed Come on, Harry and Meghan—isn’t there anything better you can think to do than hold hands?

By Judith Woods

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