Just when you thought Harry had done the right thing – in stepped Meghan

Service game

JUST when you thought Harry had done the right thing by flying in to see the Queen and his father, in stepped Meghan.

She immediately undid any goodwill their flying visit to Britain may have earned with a cheap jibe about their “service” during the Invictus Games.

It was an obvious shot at the expense of the Royal Family’s post-Megxit comment about dedication and duty.

For all the talk of olive branches, it is clear Meghan, at least, cannot let it go. Conflict, of course, is grist to the Sussexes’ PR mill. Netflix is not paying over £100million for scenes of happy families.

The more Meghan and Harry prick palace egos — even as they appear to be seeking to build bridges — the greater the drama for its documentary.

Harry, too, has a juicy autobiography to sell.

There must be fears among courtiers that the Duke and Duchess will persuade the Queen they deserve a role in her Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Should they ask, it will be impossible for her to refuse, nor will she want to.

Meanwhile, as the pair posed for their film crew in Holland, back home Wills and Kate stepped up to fill the void left by an absent Her Majesty during yesterday’s Easter worship at Windsor. No fuss, no drama.

With the Sussexes, however, it appears self-service is still very much the order of the day.

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Men of steel

SPARE a thought today for the incredible bravery of the small band of Ukrainian brothers holding on in Mariupol.

Putin’s murderers are bent on destroying the last resistance of a few hundred marines holed up in a steel plant — even if it means using chemical weapons.

It is humbling to think of the extraordinary sacrifices being made by the defenders.

We salute them in their final moments of glory.