You might be wondering what Taylor Swift has to do with Prince Harry's ongoing security battle in the U.K., but the "Cruel Summer" singer has inadvertently caused an uproar in British politics for her police escort during the Eras Tour —a benefit the Duke of Sussex has been denied.

Taylor Swift's police escort during her Eras Tour shows in London has led to a political scandal in Britain—as well as allegations of a "double standard" in connection with Prince Harry. The Shake It Off singer was dragged into the major political storm engulfing the new Labour government after allegations that the home secretary pressured police to provide her with an escort from her hotel to Wembley Stadium.

Taxpayer-funded police escorts and security in Britain are typically only granted to senior royals and high-level British politicians, but "the world's most famous woman" Taylor Swift just broke all those rules.

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, is reportedly not playing the role of peacemaker between battling brothers Prince William and Prince Harry.

Every time Prince Harry, King Charles III and Prince William are in the same country there's bound to be headlines about whether they'll meet up. Tensions have been high since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Oprah Winfrey interview and Harry's memoir,

Princess Kate "threw up her hands in disgust" after giving up on mending Prince William and Prince Harry's strained relationship, a top royal author has claimed. Following Kate's lengthy cancer battle,

England captain Harry Kane is set to miss the team’s game against Greece in the Nations League on Thursday because of an injury

Harry Kane won't start England's Nations League game against Greece and John Stones will captain the side for the first time, interim manager Lee Carsley said on Wednesday.

John Stones will lead England out for the first time at Wembley on Thursday, as he captains England in the absence of Harry Kane. With Kane struggling with an injury and unlikely to face Greece, interim manager Lee Carsley hopes that England’s top scorer will be fit for the game in Helsinki on Sunday,