Ian Collins hilarious take on Prince Harry s virginity claim

A retired British Army colonel, a senior Taliban leader and a former UK national security adviser are among those criticising the Duke of Sussex over disclosures that he killed 25 people in Afghanistan. Colonel Tim Collins, known for a pre-battle speech he made in Iraq, said Harry has now turned against his “other family, the military”. Anas Haqqani, Taliban leader in Afghanistan, condemned the duke for describing those he killed as “chess players”, but added that not many who killed Afghans “have your decency to reveal their conscience and confess to their war crimes”. Lord Darroch, former national security adviser, said he “would have advised against” Harry revealing those details, while former commando Ben McBean told the prince to “shut up”. It comes as the duke faces an intense backlash after writing about his time in Afghanistan in his controversial memoir, Spare. Harry wrote that flying six missions during his second tour of duty on the front line in 2012 to 2013 resulted in “the taking of human lives”, of which he was neither proud nor ashamed. Royal expert Charles Rae says Prince Harry has "so many chips on his shoulder you could fill a chip shop with them!" #talktv #talkradio