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The Duke of Sussex's autobiography Spare went on sale around the world on Tuesday.

This book and its truths are in many ways a continuation of my own mental health journey. Caroline Lennon, 59, who had walked two miles from Bethnal Green in the East End to arrive at 6am, said: “People will criticise me and say, ‘What an idiot for liking Harry. Archie and Lili are the grandchildren of the King, but live thousands of miles away from the Windsors in California, and the duke has confessed that he has not spoken to Charles in “quite a while”, and is not in text contact with William at the moment. He also described his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, as his “guardian angel” and said she is with him “all the time”. In his first print interview about his autobiography, he told US magazine People that Archie, three, and 19-month-old Lili did have a connection with some of the Windsors, whom he did not name, saying this brought him “great joy”. In a US broadcast promoting the work, Harry branded Duchess of Cornwall the “villain” and “dangerous”, accusing her of rehabilitating her image at the expense of his.

WH Smith, Waterstones and Amazon among retailers selling book at half-price.

But he said it is “unlikely” to do this due to the reputational damage, so “we will probably never know” if the sales do not match the publisher’s expectations. Mr Jones said “if it really flops” the publisher, Penguin Random House, will put the book through remainder sales and out to bargain booksellers at a lower price. Asked how many copies a book has to sell to do well, Mr Jones said if it reaches 50,000 it will be “number one” and a “success”.

The Duke of Sussex's autobiography is the fastest-selling non-fiction book ever, recording figures of 400,000 copies so far across hardback, ebook and audio ...

Harry also conducted three more interviews in the lead-up to the book’s publication, including a sit-down with Anderson Cooper for 60 Minutes on CBS News and Michael Strahan of Good Morning America, which have already aired. The Duke of Sussex discussed a raft of the claims made in Spare during a series of primetime TV interviews last week. The 90-minute programme drew an average TV audience of 4.1 million, based on overnight figures released by ITV, making it the channel’s highest rating for a factual programme for more than a year. The memoir has dominated the news cycle in recent days, with the duke making a series of TV appearances on both UK and US broadcasters to promote the highly anticipated book. In one of two televised interviews on Sunday, the prince opened up about his decision to publish the “personal and moving” memoir to ITV’s Tom Bradbury. Spare details a series of shocking allegations about Prince Harry’s life inside the royal family and his conflict with the British press.

The furore around the book has seen it likened to the release of the Harry Potter series, and while you must pay for a physical copy, it is possible to get the ...

Khalid Zadran, the Taliban’s police spokesman in Kabul, said Harry “will always be remembered in Helmand”. He grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace, and he knocked me to the floor. [Sentebale](https://sentebale.org/), the organisation he founded with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho in their mothers’ legacies. The charity makes it possible for children and young people with complex health needs to be cared for at home instead of hospital. I lay there for a moment, dazed, then got to my feet and told him to get out.” You can choose to cancel your subscription before the trial is up, or pay £7.99 per month to continue. “The perpetrators of such crimes will one day be brought to the international court and criminals like Harry who proudly confess their crimes will be brought to the court table in front of the international community,” he told the According to The Guardian, Harry writes: “[William] called me another name, then came at me. The extract claims that the Prince of Wales encouraged Harry to “hit him back” but that he then apologised and told his younger brother that he did not need to tell Meghan about the confrontation. I landed on the dog’s bowl, which cracked under my back, the pieces cutting into me. Here’s everything you need to know. [William his “beloved brother and arch-nemesis”](https://inews.co.uk/news/prince-harry-calls-his-brother-william-his-arch-nemesis-in-latest-revelation-from-spare-2066615?ico=in-line_link), painting a picture of the pair’s [difficult relationship](https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/spare-harry-and-william-have-long-been-brothers-at-war-2067002?ico=in-line_link).

Prince Harry's highly anticipated memoir "Spare" went on shelves at midnight in bookstores and online. The Duke of Sussex shares the difficult relationship ...

As Diana, Princess of Wales, was laid to rest, billions wondered what the princes must be thinking and feeling—and how their lives would play out from that point on. The Prince writes that “none of what I said to him then remains in my memory. What I do remember with startling clarity is that I didn’t cry. “He put a hand on my knee. The official— Random House Group (@randomhouse) The landmark publication is finally here!

The Duke of Sussex's autobiography Spare went on sale around the world on Tuesday.

This book and its truths are in many ways a continuation of my own mental health journey. Caroline Lennon, 59, who had walked two miles from Bethnal Green in the East End to arrive at 6am, said: “People will criticise me and say, ‘What an idiot for liking Harry. Archie and Lili are the grandchildren of the King, but live thousands of miles away from the Windsors in California, and the duke has confessed that he has not spoken to Charles in “quite a while”, and is not in text contact with William at the moment. He also described his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, as his “guardian angel” and said she is with him “all the time”. In his first print interview about his autobiography, he told US magazine People that Archie, three, and 19-month-old Lili did have a connection with some of the Windsors, whom he did not name, saying this brought him “great joy”. In a US broadcast promoting the work, Harry branded Duchess of Cornwall the “villain” and “dangerous”, accusing her of rehabilitating her image at the expense of his.

In London, many stores such as WHSmith and Waterstones opened at midnight to meet the demand for the Duke of Sussex's controversial memoir, after it went on ...