Prince Harry says he was prepared to risk capture in Afghanistan to carry out first mission
The Duke of Sussex said he had been prepared to ignore a "land now" warning light in his helicopter cockpit.
The Duke of Sussex said he had been prepared to ignore a "land now" warning light in his helicopter cockpit.
Admiral Lord West, former head of the Royal Navy, called Prince Harry "very stupid" for giving details of his Taliban kills.
Anas Haqqani, Taliban leader, said "not many have your decency to reveal their conscience and confess to their war crimes".
The Duke of Sussex reportedly discusses the number of Taliban fighters he killed for the first time in his upcoming autobiography, Spare.
The inquiry, due to start in early 2023, will also focus on the "adequacy of subsequent investigations" by the MOD into the accusations.
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace commissioned the inquiry to start in early 2023.
During the UK's 20-year military presence in the country, more than 2,500 interpreters worked alongside UK servicemen and women.
A Ministry of Defence spokesman said any civilian death during conflict is a "tragedy" and the Armed Forces work hard to minimise that risk.
The monarch met Burhan Vesal, who worked as an interpreter with the British Army in the south of Afghanistan.
Photographer Andy Barnham and researcher Sara de Jong invite viewers to engage with the people behind the headlines.
For more than three years the former soldier has been moving stones up a mountain two or three at a time for the build.
When Petty Officer Ben Shread deployed to Kabul in August 2021, he was the only UK military photographer in theatre.
The end of the Kabul evacuation on 28 August 2021 also ended two decades of UK military engagement in Afghanistan.
Many believed the conflict would be over in days; it's now six months since the invasion.
The former Royal Marine Commando has given an account of the final six days in Kabul in his book.
Veteran John Carson was put in touch with Kouchai after he volunteered to offer support to Afghan families moving into his area.