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Six facts about the royal wedding you really didn’t need to know

There are less than 24 hours to go until Prince Harry marries Meghan Markle. It is the wedding that no one in Britain seems to care about, but has transfixed the rest of the world. So to keep you informed on the big day, here is The Spectator’s idiot’s guide to the royal wedding: 1. What…

Prince Harry and his fiancée Meghan Markle
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There are less than 24 hours to go until Prince Harry marries Meghan Markle. It is the wedding that no one in Britain seems to care about, but has transfixed the rest of the world. So to keep you informed on the big day, here is The Spectator’s idiot’s guide to the royal wedding:

1. What title will they get, and when?

Tomorrow morning, if history is anything to go by, Prince Harry will be made a Duke by his grandmother. His brother was made Duke of Cambridge at 8am on his wedding day. Favourites for the…

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