The dust has yet to settle after the bombshell revelations of Prince Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey. As polling shows the public is split over their row with the Royal family, gain the clarity you need to make sense of it all.

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We examine the repercussions of Oprah's interview and divulge what the world missed during the five key Sussex revelations. Royal expert Camilla Tominey explains why "it was probably the most astonishing royal interview I have ever seen", reflecting that there's no way back for Meghan and Harry.

The Queen has reacted to the Duke and Duchess's claims about racism with a statement saying their allegations will be taken very seriously, although "recollections may vary". But are 61 words enough to put out the flames? Meanwhile Sally Bedell Smith argues that the Duchess's complaints that she received no positive guidance ring hollow as she outlines what Meghan misunderstood about the monarchy.

There is fallout in both the UK and the US. While President Biden praises Meghan's courage, here Piers Morgan quits amid claims Meghan complained to ITV. Attempts to establish where fault lies will no doubt go on. But Helen Kirwan-Taylor asks us to consider if there is a simpler truth at the heart of the discord, namely was Meghan's biggest problem simply being American?

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