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Who knew that the Pope has a private pilot's licence, and that he likes to fly the papal helicopter to his summer palace in Castel Gandolfo, 15 miles south-east of Rome?

Forget Las Vegas: The third in line to the throne used his Afghan tour to cultivate a very different image. Emily Dugan reports on a royal rebrand

The Taliban have also condemened the third in line for the throne, calling him a 'coward'

As part of a deal with the media, Buckingham Palace has revealed he served in Afghanistan. Helpfully, they provided some quotes about his affection for The Sun

They're single, and ready to mingle.

Prince Harry “kills innocent Afghans while he is drunk”, while foreign forces in Afghanistan have failed, a controversial Mujahideen leader in the country has declared.

Prince Harry's aides have announced they will not be making a formal complaint to the newspaper watchdog about the Sun's publication of nude photos of him.

Someone's had a busy Bank Holiday weekend.

There is a Facebook site called Seeing Japanese Tourists Taking Photos of the Most Pointless Things. It has almost half a million followers. This is an ever-widening circle of voyeuristic absurdity: vast numbers of people staring at photographs taken by other people who enjoy stalking Japanese tourists fixated by the need to register their own image of something which is of no obvious interest.

Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary, yesterday denied that The Sun newspaper had a public interest justification for publishing photos of Prince Harry naked.

The owner of 'The Sun' intervened personally to run the pictures of the naked prince

More than 850 complaints have been made to the press watchdog about naked photographs of Prince Harry that were published in today's Sun.

Double Olympic champion cyclists Laura Trott and Jason Kenny are an item, she confirmed today.