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After being given a teddy

to take home for Archie,

Harry made his way to

Sheffield Hallam University to

meet academics working on

a virtual reality rehabilitation project.

As part of his work supporting injured service people,

Harry heard more about how the technology can make life

easier for amputees.

Later on, Harry attended the UK trials for the 2020 Invictus

Games at the English Institute of Sport. Harry met wheelchair

basketball competitors hoping to land a place at the sporting

event, which will take place in The Hague next year. He also

cheered on the power-lifting competitions and took part

in a medal presentation. Harry founded the Invictus Games in

2014 as his own military career was drawing to a close.

REPORT BY LAURA HILLS PHOTOGRAPHS BY GETTY IMAGES

Above: Prince Harry chats to 11-year-old Heath Keighley
at Sheffield Children’s Hospital before unveiling a plaque
(below left), following in his mother’s footsteps 30 years
ago (below centre). Below right: Harry at the Invictus trials

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