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Prince Harry and his fiancée Meghan Markle have been sent white powder claiming to be anthrax in a malicious hoax. The package was intercepted by officials at Kensington Palace and found to be harmless by police, who have launched an investigation, the Evening Standard reported. Officers from the Metropolitan Police’s counter-terrorism command were called to the alert earlier this month, when white powder was also sent to Amber Rudd’s office in the Houses of Parliament. Police are investigating if there is a link between the two incidents, which came after a series of hoaxes involving white powder across the UK. Targets have included mosques and Islamic centres, sparking an investigation into a potential far-right hate campaign last year. Prince Harry and his fiancée Meghan Markle have been sent white powder claiming to be anthrax in a malicious hoax.
  The package was intercepted by officials at Kensington Palace and found to be harmless by police, who have launched an investigation, the Evening Standard reported.
  Officers from the Metropolitan Police’s counter-terrorism command were called to the alert earlier this month, when white powder was also sent to Amber Rudd’s office in the Houses of Parliament.
  Police are investigating if there is a link between the two incidents, which came after a series of hoaxes involving white powder across the UK.
More follows… Targets have included mosques and Islamic centres, sparking an investigation into a potential far-right hate campaign last year.
  The latest scare came three months before Prince Harry and Ms Markle, an American actress known for her humanitarian work, are to marry.
The couple live at Nottingham Cottage, in the grounds of Kensington Palace, where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their children reside when they are in London.
A Palace spokesperson declined to comment on the incident.