Prince Harry says he asked a driver to replicate his mother's final journey in Paris - travelling through the tunnel where the fatal crash took place at 105kph (65mph).

Nobody's wife was going to go, not even Kate, he told me, so Meg shouldn't either.' 'Repentant, he said, stammering, that he simply didn't want the place to be full of people. 'Don't even think about talking about my wife like that. He started to explain his reasons, but they didn't make any sense at all, and it was disrespectful as well. Harry said his father phoned him: 'He told me I was welcome at Balmoral, but… without her. Harry claims he found out his grandmother had died during the plane journey to Balmoral - a trip Charles had warned him Meghan should not go on. The Queen was staying at her Scottish estate when she died last September. He claims they 'howled' with laughter when they saw the costume and while he flew under the radar at the party, shortly after someone sold photos to the press.

He says he called the couple for advice on what to wear to a party, from a shortlist of two - and they told him to go for the Nazi outfit, complete with swastika armband. Harry puts some of the blame on William and Kate for the Nazi costume he was pictured wearing in 2005. She was killed in a car crash in August 1997. King Charles was married to his first wife, Princess Diana, for 15 years before the pair separated in 1992. ''You don't need to get married again,' we asked him.' 'The only thing we asked for in return was that he didn't marry her. Speaking about when his father married his second wife, Prince Harry writes: 'That's why when the question came, Willy and I promised our father that we would welcome Camilla to the family. Harry and William asked their father not to marry Camilla following the death of their mother. Princes asked Charles not to marry Camilla 'Naturally, I would have preferred not to have that figure on my military CV, on my mind, but by the same token, I'd have preferred to live in a world in which there was no Taliban, a world without war.'

But neither was it a number that made me feel ashamed. It wasn't a number that gave me any satisfaction. He explains that thanks to record-keeping he could 'always tell exactly how many enemy combatants I had killed'. The Duke of Sussex spent 10 years in the Army, including two frontline tours to Afghanistan - during which he killed 25 people, he writes in Spare. Open Privacy OptionsĬlick to subscribe to the Sky News Daily wherever you get your podcasts Spreaker Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this.

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