Key moments from Prince Harry's BBC interview
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The Duke of Sussex spoke about his failed legal bid, relationship with King Charles and prospects of returning to the UK.
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My impression of Prince Harry during our exclusive interview
I sat down with Prince Harry moments after a UK court ruled he could not have his security reinstated.
18 hours ago
Prison chief says football matches and concerts 'have better security than Britain's jails' - as he says he's never seen jails 'so overcrowded and violent'
He explained that jails were failing to crack down on inmates obtaining illicit items through drone deliveries at night because UK's prison bosses were 'not up for the fight.'
19 hours ago
The Papers: 'Reform revolution' and 'Prince Harry bombshell'
Reform UK celebrates election victories and Prince Harry laments a frayed relationship with the King.
'Reform revolution' and 'Prince Harry bombshell'
Reform UK celebrates election victories and Prince Harry laments a frayed relationship with the King.
21 hours ago
Has the UK become a nation of runners?
London Marathon organisers say more than 1.1 million applications have been received for 2026, smashing the record of 840,318 set by last year's ballot.
23 hours ago
Prince Harry to write to the Home Secretary as he refuses to give up on bid for UK security - while blasting his father who 'won't speak to him' in incendiary BBC interview
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The Duke of Sussex tonight launched a series of scathing attacks on the Royal Family, and said his father won't speak to him, in an astonishing interview with the BBC.
Six key moments from Prince Harry's BBC interview
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The Duke of Sussex spoke about his failed legal bid, relationship with King Charles and prospects of returning to the UK.
Reform UK makes big gains in English local elections
Nigel Farage's party gains its first foothold in local government after seizing hundreds of seats.
25 hours ago
Prince Harry tells the BBC of his pain, and it’s queasy viewing. But who will switch it off? | Hugh Muir
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Real-life anguish or confected entertainment? One thing is clear – the soap opera endures because millions still love to watch it
Well, isn’t this a plot turn? You switched on for the latest cinematic…
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