Richard Eden’s weekly Mail column is always a trip. Some weeks, he’s screaming and crying about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, but then in other weeks, he’s spilling interesting tea about Prince William and Kate. This is one of those weeks where Eden, arguably unintentionally, is telling us something fascinating about William and Kate. […]
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