Prince Harry thanks America
Prince Harry ended his US tour by thanking the people of America for their "extraordinary generosity". Harry spent his final day playing in his fund-raising Sentebale Polo Cup match.
Prince Harry praised for visiting charity exhibition
Prince Harry's support of a landmine clearance charity was praised today as he began his tour of the US by visiting an exhibition highlighting the organisation's vital work.
Harry made the trip to Capitol Hill in Washington to see a moving photographic display which is raising awareness about the efforts of the anti-landmine charity the Halo Trust.
Fiona Willoughby, wife of Guy Willoughby Halo's CEO said, "Having Prince Harry attend our exhibition makes it a global issue".
"People have forgotten about it and we think Prince Harry following in his mother's footsteps is a worthy cause and will raise the profile of what we are doing", she added.
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Harry's bad boy image has endeared him to Americans
The infamous photo of Prince Harry in Las Vegas has done nothing to dampen America's love for the 'bad boy' Royal, as his latest tour shows.
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Harry extols 'American spirit' on New Jersey visit
Prince Harry surveyed the damage wreaked by Superstorm Sandy in a neighbourhood of New Jersey on the sixth day of his US visit.
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Prince Harry presented with 'lookalike' doll in US
Prince Harry was left looking bemused as he and David Cameron were presented with 'lookalike' dolls during a visit to the United States.