Prince Harry faced a legal setback yesterday as a High Court judge ordered his legal team to cut down witness statements from high-profile figures, including former prime minister Gordon Brown and ex-Commons Speaker John Bercow.

From secret meetings to tattle-taling corgis, Prince Harry didn’t hold back in his memoir, Spare. And in this resurfaced excerpt, the 40-year-old royal explained why he still has the Duke of Sussex title (even though he offered to give it up).

Prince Harry will return to the UK next month for his ongoing trial against the publishers of The Sun but will once again make the trip without the Duchess of Sussex or their two kids.

Prince Harry is England-bound once again. The prince—who in recent months has been visiting his home country more frequently—is anticipated to return to the United Kingdom without Meghan Markle in tow for legal reasons.

At one point, Harry and Meghan were considered a "package deal," appearing at events together, but now that they are working separately, it opens things up.

Prince Harry is set to return to the U.K. as his legal battle continues. The Duke of Sussex is set to go up against News Group Newspapers (NGN) — which owns The Sun — in court starting this month. Harry,

Prince Harry plans to return to the UK for a trial against News Group Newspapers regarding unlawful information gathering.