Former ITN Royal Editor Tim Ewart says King Charles III clearly wants his son, Prince Harry, at the coronation.
“My sense is that the Palace have extended the invitation and they’re now just able to say ‘look guys, the ball is in your
court – if you don’t want to come let us know, if you do want to come, you’re going to have to play by our rules’,” Mr Ewart said.
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