Eamonn Holmes' GB News show slapped with hundreds of complaints over Prince Harry comments

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be attending the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and bringing children Archie and Lilibet with them to the UK The Duke, 37, and Duchess of Sussex, 40 are said to be flying over to celebrate the festivities with their children and the Royal family over the bank holiday weekend.The couple won't be on the balcony for the flypast, as well as Prince Andrew, which was announced shortly before the couple said they'd still be attending. And as the jubilee nears, where will Meghan and Harry be staying as they return to the UK? Let's take a look...

Prince Andrew – from the showpiece event. But never ones to accept things quietly, Harry and Meghan rushed out a statement saying they still intended to join in the celebrations with their two children, Archie, three, and 11-month-old Lilibet, and will fly in from their home in LA.

Prince Harry could miss out on the Queen's Jubilee weekend as he has reportedly signed up to play an entire season of polo in California. In February, the Queen reached her Platinum Jubilee as she marked seventy years on the throne and is set to celebrate the momentous occasions between 2nd-5th June 2022. However, 37 year old Harry may miss out on the festivities as he is down to play for the Los Padres Polo team at the Cheval Athletics USPA Intra-Circuit, which is held June 3-19.

Eamonn Holmes has been hit with hundreds of Ofcom complaints after commenting that Prince Harry should be "thrown over the balcony". Last week, the GB News presenter claimed that Harry only visited the Queen to keep up his credibility, adding: "How on earth… why wouldn't they just throw him over the balcony and her with him?" Now, television watchdog Ofcom has received a staggering 402 complaints over the offensive comment made by the 62 year old.The complaints were 252 more than Channel 4 show Gogglebox sparked last week after showing a clip involving a woman and a duck from a sexually explicit programme.

GB News' Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel sparked outrage among viewers after the hosts made controversial comments regarding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes didn't hold back as he commented on Prince Harry's latest interview at the Invictus Games. Prince Harry was speaking in a TV interview with US show Today when he opened up on his recent visit to see the Queen and claimed he wanted to make sure she was 'protected'. The Duke of Sussex said: "It was just so nice to see her [the Queen] you know, she's on great form, she's always got a great sense of humour with me and I'm making sure she's protected and got the right people around her.

Exiled UK royal Prince Harry readily admitted that the UK is no longer his home — and notably avoided saying whether he misses his dad and brother after their years-long bitter feud.“Home for me now, for the time being, is in the United States — and it feels that way as well,” the 37-year-old prince told the “Today” show in an interview that aired Wednesday.Asked pointedly by Hoda Kotb if “you feel like that’s home more for you,” Harry nodded and said, “Yup.”“I’m sure it will become a thing,” he admitted of having turned his back on the nation his family rules over.Harry gave a vague “of course” reply when asked if he missed his family, whom he has rarely seen since fleeing Britain and quitting life as a royal at the beginning of 2020.But he quickly changed the topic when asked if he missed his dad, heir to the throne Prince Charles, 73, and his once-close 39-year-old brother, Prince William.“For me, at the moment, I am here focused on these guys,” he said of the military veterans at the 2022 Invictus Games, where he was interviewed.“That’s my focus here and when I leave here I get back the focus is my family, who I miss massively,” he said of his kids with wife Meghan Markle, son Archie, 2, and daughter Lilibet, 10 months.Harry pointedly said it was “great” seeing his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, during his recent surprise trip to the UK — again making no mention of also seeing his 73-year-old dad, Charles.“It was really nice to see her — to be able to see her in some element of privacy was nice,” he said.“We have a special relationship with talking about things that she can’t talk about with anybody else,” he said of the Monarch, who turns 96 on Thursday, joking that by now she must be “bored” of birthdays.Even so,

Prince Harry claims he is ensuring the Queen has "the right people around her" to "protect" her in a new and revealing US interview.

Prince Harry revealed his fiercely caring nature for the Queen as he opened up about the meeting with his grandmother during an interview on NBC's Today Show.The Duke of Sussex sat down with American presenter and journalist Hoda Kotb in between activities in The Hague, Netherlands, where he is attending the Invictus Games. As the pair chatted from everything between the 37 year old Royal's life with wife Meghan Markle, 40, his work on the games and family life with children Archie, three, and 11 month old Lilibet, talk turned to the reported "secret meeting" at Windsor Castle. According to reports, the Duke and Duchess only made a fleeting visit on their way over from the US as they headed to their final destination in the Netherlands.

Prince Harry is opening up about his recent visit with his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, and mending fences with his family.Harry, 37, recently sat down with s Hoda Kotb -- while taking part in this year's Invictus Games — and said that spending time with his 95-year-old grandmother was a wonderful experience.«Being with her, it was great. It was just so nice to see her,» Harry shared.

Prince Harry is set to give another interview with US news broadcaster The Today Show tomorrow, April 20, following his secret meeting with The Queen in Windsor Castle.The Duke of Sussex, 37, is currently in The Hague, the Netherlands, for the Invictus Games, of which he is the founder. It was reported that ahead of touching down in the European country with his wife Meghan Markle, the Royals made a flying visit to see family in the UK first.The meeting marked the first time Harry and Meghan were both in the UK since their controversial exit from their roles as senior members of the Royal family.

Whether you’ve been through the process or not, it’s safe to say that choosing a baby name can be a pretty hard decision to make. And given that whatever name new parents pick is likely to stay with their child forever, it’s no surprise that royals experience the same difficulties too. In fact, while visiting the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, Meghan Markle has admitted that she and Prince Harry nearly gave their son Archie a different first name.