Peter Hitchens argues that Prince William and Prince Harry should reconcile and end their feud. He says the timing matters and frames reconciliation as something that should happen sooner rather than later.
In his view, restoring a working relationship between the brothers would be in the public interest, and it could also affect William’s prospects within the royal line of succession. Hitchens draws on personal reflections about the uncertainty of how long someone has, using this to underline his call for action now rather than postponement.
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