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A reckoning with those countries that have held on to the Queen as their head of state is long overdue, says journalist Moya Lothian-McLean

Prince William has said he is committed to service and "not telling people what to do" after a tour of the Caribbean that was marked by protests over the British empire and criticism that the trip reflected a throwback to colonial times.

It’s not so much that William and Kate ‘performed’ badly on their Caribbean charm offensive. It’s more that the show is out of date

Governments, statesmen and Prime Ministers are temporary but the royals go on, unchanging, unflinching in their devotion to the country – above the everyday squabbles and turbulence of politics.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stressed that they are ‘committed to service’.

Zak Crawley’s tour of the Caribbean began as it started.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s tour of the Caribbean was marked by protests

The Mirror's Russell Myers observed a series of PR blunders that severely wounded the future king and queen's reputation.

Britain's Prince William has said he supports and respects any decision Caribbean nations make about their future, as Belize, the Bahamas and Jamaica consider cutting their ties with the British monarchy.

Prince William's trip to the Caribbean was meant to help Commonwealth countries where his 95-year-old grandmother is also head of state celebrate her record-breaking 70 years on the throne. But what were designed to be carefully choreographed photocalls and public appearances for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee did not go…

Prince William’s trip to the Caribbean was meant to help Commonwealth countries where his 95-year-old grandmother is also head of state celebrate her record-breaking 70 years on the throne.