The Prince of Wales has ignored questions about the Duke of Sussex who has suggested Charles’ parenting left him with “genetic pain and suffering”.
Charles carried on walking and did not respond when a BBC reporter asked him about Harry’s controversial remarks, as he arrived for a visit to a family business in Cardiff.
The heir to the throne spent the day in Wales carrying out a series of royal events which were overshadowed by the comments made by his son, who also said his life was “a mixture between The Truman Show and being in a zoo”.
Speaking on the podcast Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard, Harry said: “There is no blame.
UK stealth fighter jets are to be dispatched from the £3 billion ($4.16bn) warship
HMS Queen Elizabeth to “pack a potent punch” against the remnants of ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
The Ministry of Defence said the F-35B Lightning jets would support operations in the countries from the Carrier Strike Group – a flotilla of British warships on a six-month global mission.
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Leading the fleet is aircraft carrier
HMS Queen Elizabeth, which left its base in Portsmouth in southern England on Sunday. The ship is accompanied by a US destroyer and Dutch frigate to provide extra protection.
Eight Royal Air Force and 10 US Marine Corps F-35B stealth fighter jets will operate on board the vessel.
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Mr Heappey, who completed two tours the country, spoke of his first reaction to news that international troops will withdraw later this year: Like every other Afghanistan veteran when I heard of NATO s decision last week,
I couldn t help but ask myself was it all worth it?
He did, however, insist that he hopes there is a successful political outcome in Afghanistan,
telling MPs it is almost certain that a lasting peace settlement will involve the Taliban as part of the Afghan government .
Defence Select Committee chairman Tobias Ellwood warned that Afghanistan is heading towards another civil war with the Taliban on the rise.