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Harry and Davy are not going to get engaged, her father has to many questionable business connections, for the palace to allow Harry to get serious with Davy.

They want the DJ to make William appear he is connected to the average person. He will never be connected BECAUSE he is a royal.

This sort of riding is very theraputic for the children and it builds confidence in there own abilities. The children realize that they are not disabled and learn the joy of riding.

Teach disadvantaged kids how to play rugby or polo.

When does she get her AS-level results?

Why was she chosen to do the interview? Who decides on the reporter that will interview the Royal Family? What is the protocol for a royal interview?

They are using this no name to create hype for the interview. At the last minute there will be a change to a respected journalist. Maybe she did a good interview, and she deserves the chance.

Maybe her network connections helped her get the interview?

Why would they give a no name reporter a chance to do a major royal interview? It seems rash and irresponsible for the network to risk messing up a royal interview, when they know this is there one and only chance to get it done correctly. If the interview flops it will be aired around the...

I give up, I have no idea what matches both the princes interests and abilities for a future career, besides being in the army, which he may shortly be resigning his commission.

The BBC gave the interview to Fearne Cotton, she is the same age as the princes and can better relate to the issues facing the 20 something age group, then say a veteran journalist.

He could be a camp counselor, he loves children.

The network is loving all of this hype for the William interview, the network is worse then the rags when it comes to news.

What I meant to ask was: How many charities do the princes support?

I think there relationship will grow since they now live in the same country.

Where would Harry go in the civil service?

How much is given to charity?

How has it been since Chelsy moved to the UK?

With a political career out of the question, limited charity options in Africa, what career can Harry have that is meaningful?

The media is just making hype for the up coming interview. William should stop being treated like a child, he is a grown man.

I thought there were security restrictions regarding when soldiers could communicate with the outside world?

What is the political situation in that part of Africa? How will it effect Harry's work? What is a Govenor-General, is that like a president? Princess Margaret was born in a different era, Harry has to live with the modern expectations of what a royal IS and IS NOT in today's society.

This mess has nothing to do with William, it is all about the palace being mad at Matt Lauer for asking a non approved question. Why do we keep hearing William's name in this mess? Why is William not allowed to speak for himself to the media?

Why are Canada and Australia so important?

The palace should not try to run William's life, he is almost 25.