Prince Harry has been doing a lot of good works in recent times – he’s very dedicated to the cause of injured soldiers – and now he has joined his brother and sister-in-law in a mental health charity, Heads Together.

In promoting mental health, Harry has referred to his regrets in not talking about his mother’s death for many years. He was 12 when Diana died. Now 31, he chose to keep his sense of loss private for many years.

Mental illness and depression can affect anyone, Harry has said, whether you’re a member of the Royal Family or “white van man” – the average handyman or delivery bloke. He is right about that and what he is doing is admirable.