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Royal historian Robert Lacey exclusively writes in this week’s PEOPLE about how the charismatic future king is “paving the way forward” after a challenging few years for the royals

Robert Lacey writes in The Telegraph explaining how William and Harry put aside any differences to forever commemorate their mother.

As they unveil a statue of their mother Diana, the royal brothers have a real opportunity to reconcile, says the royal historian Robert Lacey

Writing in the Daily Mail, Lacey argues Prince Harry also festers over insults said about Meghan by royal relatives and the brothers do not have their mother around to “knock their heads together.”

Battle of Brothers, released as hardback on 15 October 2020 and paperback on 24 June 2021, is an unparalleled insider account of tumult and secrecy revealing the untold details of William and Harry’s early closeness then estrangement.

Historian Robert Lacey examines what led to the Duchess of Sussex’s inappropriate choice of jewellery after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi in this extract from his book Battle of Brothers featured in The Times.

Despite outward appearances of reconciliation, ill feeling still pervaded the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, writes Robert Lacey in this extract from his new book in The Times.

In his new book serialised in The Times this week, Robert Lacey unpicks the Sussexes’ Oprah interview — and says Meghan was right to cry foul when she discovered her father-in-law might not make Archie a prince.

Allegations against the Duchess of Sussex led to a bitter row between brothers who were once inseparable, says the author Robert Lacey in this extract in The Times from his book Battle of Brothers.