'Call me Harry, ' says informal UK prince as he starts last round of royal duties


EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry started the last round of his royal duties on an informal note on Wednesday (Feb 26), making it clear the audience listening to his speech on sustainable travel in Edinburgh should simply call him Harry.

Queen Elizabeth's grandson and his American wife Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have announced they will step down from their duties as senior royals next month to spend more time in North America.

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