Prince Harry chose the controversial title of his upcoming memoir himself and has made no changes to the book since the Queen's death, a biographer has claimed.
It has been revealed that the eagerly-anticipated memoir, which will hit shelves on January 10, will be called Spare - a nod to the phrase 'The Heir and Spare', which was used to describe Harry and his older brother Prince William.
Its publisher has described Spare as having "raw, unflinching honesty" and royal insiders have labelled the choice of title as "confrontational".
