Prince Harry: 'Staying silent won't make things better'

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As if multiple strikes, a cost of living crisis, inflation, a struggling health service and uncomfortable ramifications of Brexit aren't enough, Britain appears to be facing a crisis in one of its most revered institutions - the Royal Family. Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is due to publish on January 10th what's expected to be a scathing criticism of his family in his autobiography, 'Spare'.

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