No inquiry into Prince Harry tape
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A tape alleged to show Prince Harry cheated in an exam is not enough evidence for an investigation.
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Police will not investigate allegations of abuse of position against key London mayor aide
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PRINCE Harry will not apologise to the paparazzi photographer over their scuffle outside a nightclub. Paddy Harveson, the communications secretary to The Prince of Wales, yesterday described the incident as
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Britain's Prince Harry, having made a "full and public apology," has no further plans to react to the furor over his appearance in a Nazi costume, a spokesman said.
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C4 refuses request by William and Harry's senior aide to remove photos of Diana crash from documentary.
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No decision made at special Sunday meeting held to discuss spying scandal.
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Parents have not received details of police evidence.
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American banking heir Matthew Mellon decided not to give evidence against claims he paid a private detective agency to electronically snoop on his estranged wife.   His barrister, Nicholas Purnell QC, told London's Southwark Crown Court he was not calling witnesses.
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Tom Hennigan, Times correspondent in Argentina, reports that people in the village near Prince Harry&#39;s polo ranch flatly deny rumours that he has been behaving like a tearaway.
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The only survivor of the crash in which Diana, Princess of Wales, was killed denied today that he was part of a murder cover-up
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The Attorney General has denied Friday that he concealed large payments made to a Saudi prince from an international anti-bribery watchdog probing a giant arms deal.
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Prince Harry, who has gained the reputation as Britain's most unruly royal, has gotten off without charges after his scuffle with a photographer outside a nightclub in October, according to a report Sunday.
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Buckingham Palace refuses to confirm a report that a Royal Family member was the subject of a blackmail bid.
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British defence firm BAE denied a news report on Thursday that it had secretly paid a Saudi Arabian prince more than one billion pounds in connection with Britain&#39;s biggest weapons deal.
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"It is absolutely untrue that I ordered investigators to conceal payments from the OECD. This is what The Guardian alleged. It is categorically denied"  The Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith, has denied ordering British investigators to conceal from the international anti-bribery watchdog more than 1 billion in secret payments allegedly made to a Saudi prince.The payments were allegedly received by Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the former Saudi ambassador to the United States, from BAE Systems for setting up the 40 billion Al Yamamah arms deal in the 1980s with the full knowledge of the Ministry of Defence.The Guardian reported that when the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) - the world's anti-corruption watchdog - tried to look into the deal earlier this year, the details were not disclosed by British officials. Read more
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The BBC understands that no-one is to face charges after the 16-month UK cash-for-honours investigation.
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There are multiple known instances of lost or stolen tapes but, to the best of my knowledge, not one reported instance of anyone recovering and maliciously using data stored on missing tapes. It's just too hard for an average thief to retrieve it.