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The Duke of Sussex has been left out of a Sandhurst alumni book that included a foreword written by his brother, the Prince of Wales.

Book lists 'exceptional' graduates but omits the Duke, despite his decorated military history

The Duke failed to make the military academys top 200 people at the Royal Military Accademy at Sandhurst, despite his brother making the cut and even penning the foreword to the exclusive guide.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, was left out of Sandhurst’s guide to its most notable alumni, which means he joins outcasts such as fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and Waffen-SS Officer Benson Freeman

A man from Somerset has been appointed commanding officer of an army hospital.

Prince Harry felt incredibly proud when he found himself finally outshining his elder brother, Prince William, in one particular way - even if it was only for a brief moment

Lieutenant-Colonel John Charteris, who has died aged 83, had an adventurous career as an infantryman, an Army pilot and an Intelligence Officer; in 1973, he was awarded a Military Cross.

The teenage heir to the Spanish throne swore an oath to the constitution on her 18th birthday, and looks set for a more high profile role in 2024, beginning with the Pascua Militar ceremony tomorrow.

Susan Cullen-Ward is barely remembered today but through her 1975 marriage to Albanias exiled King Leki I she had expected to be recognised as royalty.

The strong rebound in home prices last year rewarded some homeowners with more than 20 per cent capital gains.