Harry in race row over 'Paki' slur
Jan 11 - Britain's Prince Harry causes controversy after newspaper website publishes home video showing him using racist language.
In the video, published by the top-selling News of the World tabloid, Harry can be seen calling an Asian army colleague a "Paki", a deeply derogative term in the UK for Pakistanis. Harry has apologised, saying the word was used as a joke between friends and without malice.
The recording was made in 2006, a year after Harry was pilloried for wearing a Nazi uniform at a costume party, a gaffe that sparked an international outcry.
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