UK’s Prince William completes three-week attachment with security services
By Reuters
08 April 2019 |
9:55 am
Britain's Prince William has concluded a three-week attachment with the country's security and intelligence agencies MI5, MI6 and GCHQ, his office said on Sunday.
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