King Charles is urged to speak to Prince Harry, says an expert.
His Majesty, who is reportedly refusing to communicate with his second son after the loss of Harry’s security battle, is reminded of the constitutional obligations he is set to abide by.
Republic's Graham Smith said: “I imagine that most people would view Charles not speaking to Harry as a family matter but there are constitutional implications.
“Harry is a Duke and therefore a Peer. In fact, Harry is one of the first people to appear in the Roll of the Peerage.
"Peers have the right to access to the monarch. So if Harry wants to meet his dad, the constitution says he must be able to.
"If Charles is refusing to speak to Harry at all as media reports appear to suggest then that would seem inconsistent with the law and the constitution of this country,” he noted.