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Prince Harry has apologised for using offensive language to describe a Pakistani member of his army platoon.
The News of the World has published video in which the prince calls one of his then Sandhurst colleagues a "Paki" in commentary he made over filming. St James's Palace said he had used the term three years ago as a nickname about a friend and without any malice. In a separate incident highlighted by the paper, the prince is heard calling another officer cadet a "raghead".
The prince had to apologise in 2005 for wearing a swastika armband to a party, which offended many Jewish people.
The video obtained by the News of the World shows Harry while still an officer cadet at Sandhurst military academy. It was filmed in front of other cadets at an airport departure lounge as they waited for a flight to Cyprus to go on manoeuvres. The newspaper said the prince had called the soldier "our little Paki friend"...
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