Monarchy
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As a feminist, why should Meghan settle for being a dutiful royal wife?
First thoughts As a feminist, why should Meghan settle for being a dutiful royal wife?
Simon JenkinsThe Duchess of Sussex has been described as a ‘political animal’. Could we see her in the White House one day, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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'I'm proud to be a feminist': Meghan Markle makes online debut as Duchess of SussexThe profile of Meghan Markle says she developed a ‘keen awareness’ of social issues at a young age and also details her charitable work -
The Guardian view on Brexit and the royal wedding: which is the real Britain?Editorial: The royal wedding was newly inclusive. But Brexit seeks to close doors, not open them. Referendums in Britain and Ireland challenge those nations to decide where they are heading -
What might Saturday’s Guardian have looked like if unrepentantly royalist?Letters: Reactions to the Guardian’s coverage of the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. And a note on garters
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Royal wedding masks growing irrelevance of monarchy and pressThe princes may have outsmarted the media, but they will need its support in future
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Royal wedding front pages around the world: in picturesPhotographs of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s kiss dominate the front pages of the world’s newspapersGallery -
After fanfare of royal wedding, a major clean-up begins in WindsorBarriers come down, TV networks pack up and rubbish collectors move in -
Royal wedding confirmed as year's biggest UK TV eventAlmost 18 million Britons tuned in to coverage, with BBC trouncing its competition
The Guardian Essential Report Most Australians don't know their head of state. This doesn't help the republicans