Sealed with a kiss: newlyweds Harry and Meghan delight crowds

Updated 4.45pm Prince Harry and his bride Meghan married on Saturday in a dazzling ceremony that blended ancient English ritual with African American culture, watched up close by royals and celebrities and from afar by a global TV audience of millions. Wearing a veil, diamond tiara and a sleek dress with a long train, Meghan was accompanied up the aisle at St George's Chapel in Windsor by Harry's father, Prince Charles, before she and Harry exchanged vows and were proclaimed husband and wife. The union of Harry, a former royal wild child and sixth-in-line to the British throne, and actress Meghan, a divorcee whose mother is African-American and father is white, brought a measure of modern glamour and diversity into the monarchy. The couple kissed on the steps of the chapel as they emerged into the sunlight after the ceremony, delighting vast crowds who had descended on the genteel town to witness a spectacular show of British pomp and pageantry. Newly styled the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after Queen Elizabeth bestowed those titles on them, the couple then sat in an open-top horse-drawn coach for a tour of Windsor, cheered by a sea of well-wishers along every inch of the...