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SARAH: ‘I think it’s unlikely the king will do it…maybe Prince William. I think a lot depends on the next few years. Personally, I don’t think they should keep their titles, but there is a slight problem in that if she is stripped of the Sussex moniker, then I think she can be called “Princess”, ridiculously. But my colleague Robert Hardman is the real expert on the subject.

SARAH: “Most politicians, of all colors, start out with the best intentions. But it’s a dirty business, and it corrupts.

SARAH: ‘He was asked to write the front page on the death of the Queen. A huge honor.

SARAH: ‘I am indeed – Florence. Unfortunately, we are no longer close friends. But I think he’s great as a foreign secretary, actually. I think he would make a good party leader one day…’

SARAH: ‘I’m afraid I only watched the first few episodes, but I enjoyed them immensely and found the way she was portrayed to be very nuanced, considering everything. Actually, I feel sorry for her. This is clearly not a healthy woman.

SARAH: ‘I think it’s like any family going through a serious illness: scary, stressful, lots of uncertainty. A friend of mine is currently going through a similar situation with her daughter, and it’s very difficult, especially when the children are so young. When she comes back into the public eye, I think people will be very respectful of her situation and give her a lot of time and space. She was already one of the most popular royals – I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

SARAH: ‘I think she is a great example of a hard-working, independent woman who knows her mind and talent. When it comes to songs, the top of my Spotify playlist is Lover. Also paper rings and I think he knows. I haven’t had the chance to listen to the new album yet but I’m looking forward to it.

SARAH: ‘I learned a lot.’

SARAH: ‘No. The House of Lords is overcrowded and far too full of cronies, but it nonetheless serves an important function in principle. I wouldn’t abolish it, I would just impose a time limit on peerages – say ten years – in order to control it. As for the constitutional monarchy, I think recent years have only reinforced the important position the royal family occupies in the British psyche, especially in times of political turmoil.

SARAH: ‘Hi Joychrista. I think it would one day be possible, given that blood is thicker than water, but they would have to work hard to regain the trust of not only the royals, but also the British public. That said, it won’t happen anytime soon. I think it will be the next generation – their children, the Prince of Wales’s children – who will eventually bridge that gap, if they ever do.

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Following Rebecca’s appearance on Mailbox in March, MailOnline returned to the Q&A to bring you all the highlights.

Among the topics discussed were how some members of the royal family are “frustrated” by calls to “step up” – and how Charles hopes to go on a trip abroad this fall.

You can reread the full recap by clicking below:

At the second Mailbox Q&A in March, we had Mail editor Rebecca English in the hot seat – and she gave a series of fascinating insights into her reporting.

From Prince Harry to Queen Camilla and from ‘monarchy lite’ to the Duke of Gloucester, Rebecca has covered a wide range of topics.

Click below to reread his answers now:

While we wait for Sarah Vine to start answering your questions at 3 p.m. today, let’s look back at the first Mailbox Q&A with Peter Hitchens back in February.

He answered a series of questions on topics ranging from the legalization of cannabis to Covid rules, and from the future of the royal family to his favorite comedians.

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Sarah Vine tweeted about today’s Mailbox Q&A as she prepares to answer your questions in just over 20 minutes:

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Submit your questions by email mailbox@dailymail.co.uk and the best will be selected by our team and proposed to Sarah.

You told us that you would like to ask your questions directly to our journalists, so here is your chance!

In Mailbox, our new Q&A series, we invite you to submit your questions on any topic to be answered by some of the Mail’s bright stars.

In February we started with the columnist Peter Hitchenswho answered questions on topics ranging from Ukraine to Covid.

Then in March, it was Rebecca Englishwho has covered the royal family for the Daily Mail for over 20 years.

Today it’s Sarah Vine, who has been a columnist at the Daily Mail for over a decade, covering everything from politics to the royal family. She also co-hosts The Reaction, our weekly current affairs series with Andrew Pierce.