The Queen has been urged to depose Prince Harry and Prince Andrew from their royal positions, which they both still hold.

The Dukes are both still members of the Queen’s Counsellors of State, one of four people on the Queen’s Council.

The positions are currently held by Prince Andrew, Prince Charles, and his sons William and Harry.

Former BBC correspondent and presenter Peter Hunt, on the other hand, has urged the Queen to reconsider who will fill the roles.

“Both Charles and William are abroad,” Mr Hunt tweeted. If the Queen becomes ill, either Charles or Andrew will fly home – an unthinkable move for many.

“This is the reality of not having a fool-proof plan in place to cover all scenarios for when a 95-year-old head of state is unable to carry out her duties.”

Richard Eden, the Daily Mail’s diarist and outspoken critic of the Sussexes, retweeted this and added, “This is why #PrinceAndrew and #PrinceHarry must be stripped of their roles as Counsellors of State immediately.” #royal”.