The brothers have written a foreword to a
new book which marks the 15th anniversary of the Diana Award. The
Diana Award was set up in 1999 by Gordon Brown to honour her legacy
and belief that young people can change the world. In their
foreword, Diana’s sons said their mother would have been proud of
the charity’s achievements. They said: “In recent years, we have
both had the privilege of…
The Daily Mirror’s Pride of Britain
Awards. The awards ceremony “the achievements of truly remarkable
people who make our world a better place”. Presented by Carol
Vorderman, people from across the UK were recognised for their
charity work, heroics and inspirational…
Royal Central interviews Prince Harry's youngest Invictus fan
19th September 2014
There was one photo that struck me
though, and I wanted to find out more about Rio Woolf, who met
Prince Harry. Rio is a fun-loving 6-year-old – he’s also an amputee
with a passion for the Paralympics. He was born with a
one-in-a-million bone deficiency in his lower…
'Uncle' Harry: Invictus soldier's daughter gets a lift from Prince Harry
15th September 2014
Isabelle’s father, Adam, participated
in Harry’s inaugural Invictus Games, after losing a leg
serving in Iraq, and began playing wheelchair basketball with a
local team. The Royal encounter came after Mr Nixon captained the
UK wheelchair basketball team to a gold medal during the Games
against the USA: “It was phenomenal,” Adam Nixon said of
the team’s success. The Nixon family were…
In 2005, Prince Harry entered the Royal
Military Academy at Sandhurst. A year later, Officer Cadet Wales
wash commissioned as a Cornet (second lieutenant) in the Blues and
Royals, the British Army’s Household Cavalry regiment. Two years
later, Harry was promoted to…
The Closing Ceremony, which was held on
the south lawn of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, saw the Foo
Fighters headline as well as performances from Kaiser Chiefs, Ellie
Goulding, Rizzle Kicks and Diversity. As well as a sensational
concert, the closing ceremony also saw…
Speaking this weekend, the Queen’s
grandson said “I’ll be chuffed to bits when I’m having a beer with
Dave Henson, captain of the GB team – we turn 30 at exactly the
same time, on Sunday night.” The Prince disclosed that he feels
“quite old” turning 30 but both he and the GB team captain were
looking forwards to it. The Invictus Games will be brought to a
close on Sunday night with…
In part two of our Harry’s First 30
series we will take a closer look at Harry’s time at Eton, his
infamous teenage escapades and how his gap year inspired him to
become involved in many of the charities he is patron of today.
After the death of Diana, Princess of Wales…
Harry's First 30: Part One - Prince Henry Charles Albert David
13th September 2014
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Joining Prince Harry in the stands were
the Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall and the Duke of Cambridge.
The Duchess of Cambridge was not able to make it as she is still
suffering from an acute bout of morning sickness. Over 6,500 people
gathered on the South Lawn of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for
the military-themed ceremony. The event began with a remarkable Red
Arrows fly past after a…
