Harry and Meghan Markle return to the UK, with multiple outlets reporting that their children, Archie and Lilibet, are beginning new schooling there. The move is described as taking place after about six years in the United States, and several reports say the family is settling into their new routine after arriving in the UK.

Coverage focuses on what the return means for the children’s education and daily life in Britain. The Independent and Evening Standard both say Archie and Lilibet have started at their new schools, while The New York Times frames the development as an opportunity for the children to be educated as British residents. Other reports also describe the parents as keeping details relatively limited, emphasizing broader questions around their current plans and connections.

Some outlets add additional context about logistics and social circles, including where the family is staying and who they may meet. Several reports mention a move to a private residence outside London rather than a royal property, and one outlet notes the children are preparing for school around the coming term. Headlines also vary in tone, but the common elements are the UK return and the start of British schooling for Archie and Lilibet.