Prince Harry has followed in his mother's footsteps with a visit to landmine clearance projects in Angola. He has expressed his frustration that countries which supplied landmines to African countries are doing nothing to get rid of them.
The Halo trust said "excellent progress" has been made between Princess Diana's visit to Angola in 1997 and Prince Harry's trip this year, but there are "many years of work to be done".
He held several shadow cabinet posts during his parliamentary career, but had not been active in the Commons in recent months.
Campaigners say that the Government should continue to pay for the scheme.
The Scottish Conservatives have criticised ‘another week and another trip’ for Nicola Sturgeon.