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Police Intervene at Harry and Meghan's First Outing
Police forced to break up crowds during Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first official outing in Nottingham.
In brief
Police forced to break up crowds during Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first official outing in Nottingham. Police intervened after crowds mobbed Harry and Meghan Markle’s Range Rover during their first official joint outing in Nottingham. Originally reported by Page Six.
First official outing
Police were forced to intervene during Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first official outing in Nottingham, England, on Thursday.
Crowds mobbed Range Rover
Crowds mobbed their Range Rover and blocked their exit after police intervened.
Police told crowds to tuck in
Police told crowds to 'tuck in' and 'keep shuffling back' after breaking up the mobs.
First joint outing since UK move
The couple’s first official joint outing since moving back to the UK in August.
Charity visit in Nottingham
They visited Epic Partners, a children’s charity on Edale Road in Nottingham.
Children with them
Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, accompanied them back to the UK from California.
The main idea
Police intervened after crowds mobbed Harry and Meghan Markle’s Range Rover during their first official joint outing in Nottingham.
