Will Prince Harry's memoir permanently damage the British monarchy?
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The news cycle this year has so far been dominated by one man and his long-running family feud.
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has finally released his memoir, Spare, after weeks of leaks and promotional interviews.
The book takes aim at everyone, from his own brother, father and stepmother, to the British media who have long been the bane of the Duke’s existence.
Spare is a global publishing sensation, but will Harry’s revelations have a lasting impact on the British Royal Family, and what does he hope to get from baring it all?
Today, Damien is joined by UK correspondent Gavin Grey to dissect the revelations and the fallout from the publishing event of the year.
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