The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will relocate from the US to the UK six years after leaving the country and renouncing their royal duties. The surprise move is expected to take place later this month, with the couple's children - seven-year-old Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet - enrolled to start at a British school in September. A catalyst for the unexpected decision was the family's trip to the UK in July, writes our royal correspondent Daniela Relph. Harry, Meghan and the children spent time with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove, as well as visiting the family of Harry's late mother, Princess Diana. That, coupled with a visit to Portugal, where they have a home, "turned a possible move back to the UK into a firm decision", says Daniela. But questions - including where they will live and what their security arrangements will be - linger.

Natalie Harp, known as "the human printer", has been a fixture in Trump's orbit for several years, but she has suddenly found herself under the microscope. Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff name-checked her during a speech, attacking Trump for his "travel with Natalie" on their "flying palace", referring to the new Air Force One plane gifted by Qatar. The president's assistant was reportedly one of a handful of people who joined Trump when he secretly switched planes when leaving Turkey last month. But how did the 35-year-old get so close to the president, and how much influence does she wield?