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British governments do not send soldiers to war zones for jollies and some people will be pleased that Prince Harry has told the world how many people he killed

Iraq veteran Col Tim Collins says Prince Harry has turned against the military, after trashing his birth family. Others said he dehumanised insurgents by calling them 'chess pieces'

A leading security expert says Prince Harry's boast that he took the lives of 25 Taliban fighters - saying he didn't think of them as "people" - leaves his family firmly in the firing line

Lord John Hutton, who was Defence Secretary under Gordon Brown, said admitting to killing 25 people was a 'very serious mistake' and 'it's just inappropriate and wrong'

Major General Chip Chapman says that Prince Harry has 'opened himself up to every jihadist and nutcase out there' by discussing how many Taliban fighters he killed in new book Spare

Responding to revelations in Prince Harry's forthcoming memoir that he killed 25 Taliban fighters, senior leader Anas Haqqani said the soldiers he killed "were not chess pieces, they were humans; they had families who were waiting for their return"

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, was an Apache helicopter pilot in 2012 and in the upcoming book, Spare, he said he flew on six missions in war-torn Afghanistan

A teenager was filmed running from a crowd of men in the city of Sulaymaniyah, in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, before being surrounded by them. She was insulted and beaten, according to locals

The boy was one of more than 30 people rescued from a sinking dinghy in the British Channel last month. Four migrants died when a flimsy dinghy capsized in freezing waters on its way from France to England