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Monday, 7th July 2008

Prince Harry

As four more soldiers are killed in Afghanistan, Prince Harry joins Edinburgh tribute to fallen troops PRINCE Harry today took part in a memorial in Edinburgh to troops who fell during his tour of Afghanistan – on the day that four more British soldiers were killed in the country.

Prince joins city parade to honour country's war dead Memorial comes as first woman soldier dies in Afghanistan.

Prince Harry in Scotland to honour war dead PRINCE Harry will be among 200 members of the armed forces who will march through Edinburgh today, to pay tribute to soldiers killed in Afghanistan.

Complaint over Harry in a hurry ROYAL protection officers in convoy with a car carrying Prince Harry "put lives at risk" by driving recklessly at 100mph, it was claimed yesterday.

Harry thanks aunt for first Army medal

British soldier from Harry's regiment dies in Afghan blast

Prince Harry a model soldier

Cost of wars in Afghanistan and Iraq are set to double to £3.3bn

Australian magazine apologises for Harry gaffe

Harry elated by war zone but top brass ponder veto on future postings

How the prince's frontline duty finally became front page news

What now for the Prince who wants to be a soldier?

Frustrated Harry flies home to his family - and an uncertain future

Prince William is next for frontline duty, says MoD

Clifford claims tour was 'publicity stunt'

Harry forced out of war zone

Newsreader in row over website

Army pulls Prince Harry out of Afghanistan

Harry at war

What Harry said when he was there

Prince Harry: 'I think this is as normal as I'm ever going to get'

Army to pull Prince out of combat amid safety fears

A soldier writes: He's fighting not for Gran and country, but comrades

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