Queen grants Harry and Meghan 'transition period' in Canada


  • World
  • Tuesday, 14 Jan 2020

SANDRINGHAM, UK (AFP): Queen Elizabeth II on Monday allowed her grandson Prince Harry and his wife Meghan to split their time between Canada and Britain during a "transition period" in which the family will figure out how to deal with their shock resignation from front-line royal duties.

The monarch said she held "very constructive" talks between Harry and his older brother Prince William and their father Prince Charles aimed at charting a course through the fallout of the bombshell announcement.

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