'Harry's coming home' and 'Day trip tragedy'
UK newspapers are dominated by reports of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's planned return to the UK, alongside coverage of a controversial government guidebook for asylum seekers. Additionally, the press reports on the tragic drowning of a refugee family in West Sussex.
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This summary reflects the current UK media cycle, balancing high-profile royal news with significant social and immigration policy debates.
Image caption, News that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex plan to move back to the UK is prominent across Thursday's papers with several printing late editions to fit it in. "Harry's coming home" says the Daily Telegraph as it reports the couple intends to relocate from the US later this month with their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet enrolled to start at a British school in September.
Image caption, "Harry and Meg coming home" echoes the Sun, "six years after Megxit". The paper says the "shock return" will be for "an extended period" and the family have already found a new home in the UK.
Image caption, "Royal return" is the Times's headline as it says Prince Harry and Meghan's new home in the UK will be a private, non-royal residence thought to be outside of London.
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