The Royal Family has brought in a number of policy changes following an investigation into claims that Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, bullied staff while she was in England. But the details of the investigation will never be made public - according to The Times.
An independent firm of lawyers was commissioned by The Queen to investigate claims that staff at Buckingham Palace and other royal properties had been subjected to bullying. Royal sources have now told The Times the findings: "will be kept under wraps to protect the privacy of those who took part and to limit tensions between the Sussexes and the palace."
The investigation began in March and was concluded recently. Meghan always denied the claims and her lawyers called them a “calculated smear campaign”.
