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Preparations are well underway for King Charles III's coronation, with the firm launching a new website with everything you need to know about the upcoming celebration.
On whether or not the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be invited to the ceremony and celebrations in May amid the fallout of the couple's Netflix documentary and Prince Harry's memoir, Spare, sources close to the palace tell People yes; though a Sussex insider says the couple have yet to receive an invitation.
Charles is looking for "calm", however, ahead of the coronation, a source says.
The firm has yet to comment on the allegations made in the couple's series or Prince Harry's memoir.
Allegations included William having physically attacked his brother, while Harry claims his father leaked stories to the press.
"William is the one who is most upset and needs time to calm down," a source says. "He has been painted as hotheaded and unsympathetic. But I don't think he will back down — it's whether they can move beyond it and accept that they view things differently."
On a possible reconciliation, which has yet to happen, Harry told ITV's Tom Bradby in the runup to the publication of Spare: "There's a lot that can happen between now and then. But, you know, the door is always open. The ball is in their court."
