A former royal aide has stepped down from his duties at Buckingham Palace just weeks after the King was officially crowned as monarch at the historical service in Westminster Abbey.
Sir Edward Young's decision comes after he was blasted by Prince Harry in his bombshell memoir Spare, which aired damaging allegations towards Royal family members and the wider institution as a whole.
Sir Young was the late Queen's former private secretary and remained at his post to advise the King, receiving a number of honours including a peerage as he steps down from his role after 19 years of service.
