

Prince Harry and the Men in Grey Suits
Oct 1, 2025
Tensions rise as a leak about Prince Harry's meeting with King Charles threatens their reconciliation efforts. The hosts explore whether this leak was a calculated PR move to divert attention from other controversies. They also delve into the growing threat of cyber attacks, stressing their impact on companies and consumer trust. In a lighter twist, they discuss how the Guinness family reacted positively to their portrayal in a new Netflix show, highlighting the benefits of embracing such dramatizations.
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Leaks Can Redirect Media Narratives
- Leaks can be used to change media focus and relieve pressure from other palace scandals.
- David Yelland argues timing suggests someone wanted to divert attention from Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson stories.
Coincidence Beats Conspiracy Often
- Coincidence often explains royal reporting more than organised palace briefings.
- Simon Lewis warns that creating narratives from sparse official comment is common and misleading.
Historical Palace Leak Examples
- David recalls leaks from royal circles including a photo of advisers at a club that hit the papers.
- He compares modern palace leaks to historical examples like Diana's use of close contacts to brief journalists.