Prince Harry's UK Comeback Upstaged by Princess Diana Dispute
First, there was a dispute with Buckingham Palace over a letter describing them as "private citizens," followed by a crisis over Uganda temporarily withdrawing from his Invictus Games tournament for veterans. Then, security concerns over traffic jams prompted the Sussexes to switch schools.Last week, Harry looked set to begin a run of straightforward, positive news stories on Thursday and Friday, with visits to support Invictus in London and Birmingham. But I sincerely hope that you take strength from nights like this"Harry became a WellChild patron in 2007, and the organization is also celebrating 20 years of its WellChild nurses program.
- ▪First, there was a dispute with Buckingham Palace over a letter describing them as "private citizens," followed by a crisis over Uganda temporarily withdrawing from his Invictus Games tournament for veterans.
- ▪Then, security concerns over traffic jams prompted the Sussexes to switch schools.Last week, Harry looked set to begin a run of straightforward, positive news stories on Thursday and Friday, with visits to support Invictus in London and Bir
- ▪But I sincerely hope that you take strength from nights like this"Harry became a WellChild patron in 2007, and the organization is also celebrating 20 years of its WellChild nurses program.
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By Jack RoystonChief Royal Correspondent0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prince Harry fought back tears during a speech at an awards ceremony for one of his charities as his U.K. comeback continues to compete for attention in the British media with his uncle Charles Spencer's bombshell book about King Charles' response to Princess Diana's death.The WellChild Awards, in London on Monday night, offered a fresh opportunity to shift the focus to one of his longest-standing projects: a charity that helps seriously ill children and their families.As Harry stepped out of a car outside the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, a journalist shouted a question at him about…
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