Yes, we urgently need a proper investigation into the extreme amount of corruption and quid pro quo relationships that exist between the royals, the media, and the government.
Examples:
William and Kate's press secretary's partner was exposed for accepting three payments totalling £4,000 from a bank account belonging to the Sun, in exchange for negative insider stories about Meghan. That press secretary was not fired despite proof his partner was selling Royal secrets for cash. Surely selling royal secrets is much worse than anything Meghan was accused of? Surely a case for immediate dismissal, unless the decision to smear Meghan in the press came from the RF itself?
The royals forced Meghan to accept Dan Wootton's best friend since uni as her personal adviser and handler, he was leaking negative stories about her the entire time he was her adviser, he was the one who gave the Thomas Markle letter to the Daily Mail, and not only was he not fired but was promoted to being CEO of William and Kate's foundation. Why have William and Kate rewarded and given a position of trust to someone proven to be leaking royal secrets, unless he also was acting under RF orders?
Several journalists have gone on record as saying the Palace offered them nasty stories about and incriminating photos of Harry as a bribe to get them to kill stories that would make William look bad.
According to the Robert Lacey book the Palace started giving negative stories about Harry to the tabloids in order to protect William when Harry was still a minor child, including giving a tabloid photos of underage Harry drinking in exchange for them censoring stories of William's partying.
One of the things the "bullying allegation" revealed is that several RP staffers who have signed NDAs preventing them from speaking to the press, actually had tabloid journalists' personal mobile numbers and were regularly chatting to tabloid journalists about their boss and what happened inside Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace on a day to day basis, and no one in the RF has spoken about this breach of NDA and huge breach of professional ethics, and they were not fired for breaching their NDAs.
The story about Meghan and Kate having a tiff during the flower girl dress fitting was originally given to a journalist named Camilla Tominey, who is known to be close friends with Carole Middleton. Only someone very close to the royals could have known the tiff happened since it was in private. All the debate and drama about what happened during the tiff, not a word about which Palace source phoned up a journalist to repeat a private conversation to her. (Not even talking about the fact the 'source' lied and changed it from Kate making Meghan cry to Meghan making Kate cry, the identity of the Leaker and the fact someone intimately connected to Royals is phoning up tabloid journalists to repeat a senior royal's private conversation is a much bigger scandal than why did two stressed hormonal women have a brief tiff.)
Buckingham Palace released the statement that Harry would be stripped of his military titles the same day the British High Court ruled that Matt Hancock had broken the law in terms of the PPE contract corruption scandal, an act which killed thousands of people. BP releasing the statement on the same day successfully buried the Matt Hancock story which was a much bigger and more important story (royals tiffing with each other is fun gossip but not actually important news-wise).
All the stuff about the Queen and Charles pressuring the UK government to pass laws favourable to them.