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El príncipe Harry y Meghan regresarán a vivir al Reino Unido

El duque y la duquesa de Sussex planean regresar a vivir al Reino Unido, según ha podido saber CNN.

Se dice que el príncipe Harry y Meghan planean trasladarse desde Estados Unidos a finales de agosto a una residencia privada a las afueras de Londres y, según informes, han matriculado a sus hijos, el príncipe Archie, de siete años, y la princesa Lilibet, de cinco, en colegios británicos para el próximo curso, de acuerdo con el periódico británico The Telegraph.

El rey Carlos fue informado por primera vez de los planes de traslado este domingo, lo que indica que el asunto no se planteó ni se discutió durante la visita familiar de la pareja al Reino Unido en julio. El rey agradece la oportunidad de ver más a la familia Sussex en un ámbito privado y personal, según ha podido saber CNN.

El rey Carlos ha dejado claro que no habrá cambios en el papel del duque y la duquesa como particulares y miembros de la familia real sin funciones oficiales.

La pareja, que actualmente vive en California, dejó el Reino Unido para trasladarse a Norteamérica en 2020 tras apartarse de la vida real y, desde entonces, ha protagonizado un distanciamiento público con la familia real. Harry y Meghan señalaron la intromisión de la prensa sensacionalista, el racismo en las instituciones británicas, el acoso en Internet y las complejas dinámicas familiares como algunos de los motivos de su partida.

Harry ha realizado varios viajes de regreso al Reino Unido, entre ellos para asistir al funeral de su abuela, la reina Isabel II, en 2022, y a la coronación de su padre, el rey Carlos III, al año siguiente.

El viaje de Harry a Inglaterra en septiembre de 2025 incluyó su primer encuentro en persona con su padre en 19 meses.

Durante la visita familiar de julio, el rey Carlos y la reina Camila recibieron a Harry, Meghan y sus hijos en Highgrove House, la residencia campestre privada del rey en Gloucestershire, Inglaterra. Era la primera vez en cuatro años que veía a toda la familia.

La visita de Harry en julio se debió a varios compromisos benéficos, entre ellos la celebración de la cuenta regresiva de un año para los Juegos Invictus, la competición deportiva al estilo de los Juegos Paralímpicos para militares heridos y veteranos que fundó hace más de una década.

En 2025, Harry impugnó la decisión del Gobierno británico de reducir su nivel de seguridad financiada por los contribuyentes después de que se apartara de la vida real.

Tras perder el caso judicial, afirmó sentirse “devastado” en una entrevista con la BBC el año pasado. Dijo que la decisión hacía que le resultara “imposible” regresar al Reino Unido con su esposa y sus hijos.

CNN se ha puesto en contacto con los Sussex para solicitar sus comentarios.

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US airman arrested at Capitol after calling for Trump’s impeachment is detained again

(CNN) — Jason Watson, the US service member who was arrested on the steps of the US Capitol last month after calling for the impeachment of President Donald Trump, has been detained once again — just days after he criticized the president in an exclusive CNN interview.The US Air Force major was “ordered into pretrial confinement” Tuesday, a US Air Force spokesperson told CNN. As of Wednesday evening, he has not been formally charged, but the spokesperson said the case is still under investigation. Watson is currently being detained at a county facility in Maryland and is on a military hold, according to the public information officer for that detention center.“Military members are required to comply with the Uniform Code of Military Justice and all applicable regulations,” the Air Force spokesperson said in a statement. “Based on probable cause to support allegations of continued misconduct, Maj. Watson was ordered into pretrial confinement on Aug. 18, 2026. Maj. Watson is presumed innocent and will be afforded all rights under Rule for Courts-Martial 305 as his pretrial confinement is reviewed.”It is unclear what allegations of misconduct Watson might be facing. CNN has asked the Air Force for further details.Watson’s attorney Chris Mutimer said he has not spoken to Watson yet but suspects that his appearance on CNN earlier this week played a role in his detention.On Monday, Watson spoke with CNN’s Erin Burnett and criticized the president, whose impeachment and removal he continues to call for.“What is happening with President Trump is not normal. He has failed us,” Watson said. “And not only is he a failure as president, he is flagrantly violating the Constitution, breaking the law, engaged in rampant corruption and is killing Americans. And that is unacceptable to me and it should be unacceptable to all of us.”Public dissent within active-duty military ranks is rare as service members are required to follow orders in accordance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice, which criminalizes contemptuous words against the president, vice president, Congress and other top officials under Article 88.“Maj. Watson’s personal statements do not reflect the views or policies of the Department of the Air Force,” the agency spokesperson said in the statement Wednesday.Watson was previously arrested on July 1 on the US Capitol steps after he gave a speech calling for the impeachment and removal of Trump and Vice President JD Vance.US Capitol Police told CNN at the time that members of the public are not allowed to demonstrate on the steps of the House unless they are accompanied by a member of Congress. Watson was “escorted” to the steps by a member, who then “left the area,” according to police.Watson was wearing his uniform during the demonstration. Military regulation bans wearing a uniform while participating in political activities, though to date Watson had not been charged with an infraction tied to the demonstration.Watson told CNN earlier this week that he is willing to pay the price of speaking out against the administration.“We just have to be willing to accept that we can change what is happening in our country if we’re just willing to pay a price for it,” Watson said. “So all that I could do was ask myself what’s the highest price that I’m willing to pay. And this is what I ultimately came up with.”This story has been updated with additional details.Davis Winkie contributed to this story.The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2026 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.
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