A campaign to try and strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their titles as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has failed. Angry residents in Sussex signed a petition to have their royal names changed and it was backed by 3,800 people.
The titles were given to the couple by The Queen after they got married in Windsor, Berks in May last year. The petition was led by anti-monarchist campaigner Charles Ross who said the decision to give them the titles was "morally wrong" and "disrespectful."
He also said it was "entirely non-democratic" and a "'symbol of oppression by the wealthy elite." However, last night Brighton and Hove City councillors - who had to discuss the motion at a council meeting - rejected it.