IN HIS MOTHER'S FOOTSTEPS

Prince Harry walks through a minefield in Angola – as members of his team fly to London to meet the King's senior aide

- LAURA BENJAMIN

Conjuring memories of his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, the Duke of Sussex crossed a minefield in Angola to highlight the work of a charity she supported.

Prince Harry, 40, flew to the African country in his role as patron of The HALO Trust, which works to remove mines and explosives from former war zones. During his visit, he met the president of Angola, Joao Lourenco, to discuss landmine clearance.

The next day, dressed in a tan shirt and jeans and wearing protective gear, he began his steady walk through the field in Cuito Cuanavale, replicating his mom's actions of January 1997.