UNITED KINGDOM Prince Harry accused of bullying by charity chair

The chair of a charity Prince Harry set up to help young people with HIV and Aids in Lesotho and Botswana has accused him of “harassment and bullying” after he quit this week over a dispute he describes as “devastating”.

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Matthew Little, referring to the Duke of Sussex as “the younger son of King Charles”, has notified Schofields Solicitors of his intention to bring a claim in the High Court against Prince Harry, according to documents seen by The Sunday Times.

Prince Harry resigned from Sentebale this week after his fellow trustees refused to back his demand that its chief executive, Richard Miller, be sacked. Sources close to the charity said Prince Harry wanted Mr Miller out because he disagreed with his management style.

Mr Little, a former soldier, is understood to have raised concerns about Prince Harry’s behaviour towards him on several occasions, including at a board meeting last year.