Duke of Sussex

Europe correspondent Mimi Becker has today's developments.

The Sussexes are trying to settle into their new life back here in the UK but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made the decision to pull Archie and Lilibet out of their school and move to a new one just after two days.

It's understood security concerns were raised about the school run and that's what's prompted this change.

Seven-year-old Archie and five-year-old Lilibet will now join another school in the Cotswolds area, and it comes after Meghan posted a video montage of their new life.

George will leave home for the first time to board at Eaton College, while Charlotte and Louie return to Lambrook School.

So far, the Sussexes' arrival has brought no public sign of a family reunion, and sources say there is still no contact between Harry and William.

As the Sussexes settle into a private non-royal residence outside London, Meghan remains and talks for a potential role in season three of director Guy Ritchie's Netflix series, The Gentleman, while Harry is preparing for September appearances tied to Wellchild and the Invictus Games.

With Archie and Lilibet also preparing to start school, both families are entering a period of major change.

There are bound to be moments where their worlds overlap and everyone will be watching how those encounters unfold, an insider says.

Next is Fergie's return.

Days after the Sussexes relocated back to Britain, it was revealed that Sarah Ferguson, 66, is also returning to the UK.

After seven months abroad amid fallout over her Jeffrey Epstein ties, the former duchess, whose ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, 66, was arrested in February, is renting a six-bedroom home outside London as she plans her next move.

We're back with our first glimpse at Harry and Meghan's new life in the UK.

The Sussexes posting this video online earlier today.

You can see them there with their children, Archie and Lilibet, along with their dogs, coming just a few weeks after they returned to the UK.

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That's according to a video Meghan Markle posted online Sunday showing Prince Harry and their kids enjoying the countryside after moving back to the UK.

This comes after King Charles put the kibosh on the Sussexes returning as working royals.

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So Buckingham Palace called them out and say, no, I'm so sorry.

Effectively, the Sussexes have lied about that.

So he's been back in the UK for five minutes.

Negative headlines, which is in the playbook.

They're getting on with their lives.

They're either laughing at them or ignoring them, which is like kryptonite Harry and Meghan.

And don't forget, Saturday Night Live UK, right? It's all woke left-wing comedians, and even they are mocking the Sussexes.

Correct, correct.

Now, the Duke of Sussex, recently returned to Britain, will attend the first Invictus Spirit Awards, launch the Inspire Education Programme, and appear at the Well Child Awards.

His return comes amid reported tensions with the rest of the royal household, as Harry and Meghan are now classified, of course, as private citizens.

Meanwhile, the veteran royal commentator, Gemini Bond, argues the Sussexes could have remained part-time working royals while pursuing financial independence.

She says in a column today in the Eye newspaper that Meghan and Harry could still be an asset to the monarchy through occasional royal duties and charity work.

But with the King firmly rejecting this half-in, half-out arrangement, that door seems to be closed at the moment.