Wills must avoid splitting heirs

Dwelling on erratic Harry's mistakes may be understandable, but future king must show that he can be the bigger man and heal rift

- Susan Lee - Columnist

THE news footage of Prince George and Prince Louis at the VE Day celebrations was as poignant as it was funny.

There was a sober George, all smart jacket and tie, trying hard to be Royal while alongside him his younger sibling took the mickey, mocking his big brother for the way he flicked his hair and side eyeing him on Buckingham Palace balcony.

The future heir to the throne may have impeccable manners but it's Louis with his mischievous twinkle who grabs our hearts. The pair of them reminded me of another set of brothers, one also destined to wear the crown, the other also full of fun and laughter.

Diana's boys.

How sad that their youthful bond has been blown apart. How pointless the continuing feud seems.

How much happier they both would surely be if they could return to how they were as kids.