Prince Harry Tries His Hand At News Reading During Visit To Nottingham

Prince Harry tried his hand at graffiti, newsreading and boxing during his visit yesterday. Is there anything this royal can't do?!

Prince Harry proved rather popular during a visit to Nottingham yesterday, trying his hand at news reading, boxing, DJing and even a wall of graffiti.

The game royal got down with the kids, and chatted with onlookers was as he took part in the activities, as part of his visit to the city.

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During a trip to the Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies, which provides training in the creative industry, fun loving Harry took to the decks, before sitting in on a lunchtime news broadcast at Nottingham's first local television station, Notts TV.

He also visited the headquarters of Headway, the brain injury charity supported by Princess Diana.

Andrew Green, chair of Headway, said Harry's visit was 'a momentous day in the history of the charity.'

'Princess Diana's support of the charity greatly enhanced its profile and made more people aware not only of brain injury and its effects, but also of the help that was available.

'We hope Prince Harry's visit will help us achieve similar results and we offer our sincere thanks to His Royal Highness for taking time out of his busy schedule to support us in this way.'

Later today Prince Harry will visit the Making Of Harry Potter Exhibition with Prince William and Kate Middleton and 500 children from their charities.

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