Prince Harry leaves Balmoral following death of his grandmother the Queen
Prince Harry has left Balmoral following the death of his grandmother the Queen.
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Prince Harry has left Balmoral following the death of his grandmother the Queen.
The Queen's grandson Prince Harry is travelling to Balmoral with wife Meghan Markle as concern grows for the monarch's health. Her majesty has been placed under medical supervision at the Scottish residence, Buckingham Palace announced earlier today (September 8).
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