Reporter Slips Into Prince Harry’s School
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Britain’s defense minister ordered an investigation into security at the military school where Prince Harry is training after a newspaper said one of its journalists, who had a camera and a fake bomb, gained access.
The Sun tabloid said one of its reporters posed as a student to get permission to use the library at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in Surrey, where Harry is an officer cadet.
The paper said the journalist spent eight hours wandering the grounds.
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