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Yes, this is the book, it is in the spanish language, it is translated as in the shadow. it is long, over 550 pages long. so there is a lot of material in it. it seems to cover so many areas of prince harry's line, as we had, it tackles a number of areas you might expect him to talk about, for example the grief that he felt after his mother's death and how difficult for example he found it to cry after her death. and how that gave him a sense of guilt. of course we hear a lot about the tensions with his brother william as well. there are also those rather less expected revelations or claims he...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. our headlines today. more sensational claims from the book that has rocked the royal family. prince harry admits to drug taking and describes william as his archnemesis. there has always been this competition between us, weirdly. i think it really plays into the roles played by the heir, spare. prince harry is criticised for saying that he killed 25 taliban fighters whilst serving in afghanistan. also this morning. the disruption on the railways continues as members of the rmt union begin another 48—hour strike. good mo...

Four days before the book is due to be officially released. in the latest leaks, harry says he took cocaine aged 17, killed 25 taliban fighters whilst serving in afghanistan, and that he and his brother william urged their father not to marry camilla. our royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. war in the house of windsor, as we've been talking about all morning, has gone absolutely nuclear. across the commonwealth, it's prince harry's book which has been leading morning bulletins. and in the country harry now calls home, the us, his claims are also filling the airwaves. so, wow. yeah. wow...

I mean, that's going to surprise people. but important to acknowledge. i want reconciliation. but first there needs to be some accountability. throughout the book, harry shares intimate details about his family and himself. that he lost his virginity to an older woman in a field behind a pub. that he first tried the drug cocaine as a 17—year—old during a shooting party weekend. and that in afghanistan, while serving as a helicopter pilot, he killed 25 taliban fighters. "it wasn't a statistic which filled me with pride, but nor did it leave me ashamed," he writes. adding, "they were chess p...

Uncomfortable for them, for members of the family. it is unwelcome, certainly. but they have been here before, you know. go back 30 years, there have been other books, other television interviews, the media gorging on the details, as it were. so i think that they will carry on, get on with the job i'm glad to those facts speak for themselves. i know it is a point you made before, but make it again, maybe the royal family will look at what isn't in the book. i family will look at what isn't in the book. ~ , family will look at what isn't in the book-— family will look at what isn't in the boo...