Harry and Meghan's treatment echoes Diana's, her brother says
Charles Spencer says Prince Harry and his wife should be given official security because the media is treating them the same way it treated his sister Diana in the lead-up to her death.
Harry and Meghan's treatment echoes Diana's, her brother says
Charles Spencer says Prince Harry and his wife should be given official security because the media is treating them the same way it treated his sister Diana in the lead-up to her death.
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