Britain's charity regulator said it had found no evidence of bullying at a charity set up by Prince Harry, but criticised all parties for allowing a dispute to become public. Harry, the younger son of King Charles,

The UK’s charity watchdog cleared Prince Harry of accusations of bullying in a row with an African charity he founded, but deplored that the internal dispute was played out in public.

David Holdsworth, chief executive of the Charity Commission, said: “Sentebale’s problems played out in the public eye, enabling a damaging dispute to harm the charity’s reputation, risk overshadowing its many achievements, and jeopardising the charity’s ability to deliver for the very beneficiaries it was created to serve.”