Prince Harry WILL be offered a room by the King at Buckingham Palace when he returns to UK in weeks in new olive branch

PRINCE Harry is to return to Britain in weeks — and he will again be offered a room by the King at Buckingham Palace.

The olive branch invite comes a few weeks after the 41-year-old Duke of Sussex did not stay there on his last visit.

His dithering is said to have seen Charles’ “patience snapped” as he ended up in private accommodation after leaving it too late to book a Palace room.

But the trip went on to finish on a high as Harry, wife Meghan and their children met Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove in a private family gathering.

It is understood Harry will be here in September for a string of engagements centering around the annual WellChild Awards.

Sources last night indicated he will accept the fresh offer to stay at the Palace well in advance this time.

Currently he gives the Royal Household and cops 28 days notice of arrival.

And since his eviction from Frogmore Cottage three years ago he is offered secure accommodation at royal residences.

But it is not yet known if Meghan, along with Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, will come over with him again this time.

Royal author Robert Jobson said the King’s gesture was a positive sign of relations with the Sussexes continuing to get better.

He said: “Obviously there does appear to be a sense that it’s a gradual process and things are improving.”

Charles is expected to be on his summer break in Balmoral in early September.

But when Harry was in the UK for the events last year he jetted down to London to spend 45 minutes with him at Clarence House.

Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, said: “Harry realises it is a very generous offer by his father and needs to respect that this time and be gracious about it.

“This is a chance perhaps for Harry to show his father he knows how to behave.”

A spokesman for the King and for Harry declined to comment.