Dedicated fans were seen queuing out on the streets to buy a hardback copy of Prince Harry's autobiography on Tuesday morning as it hit shelves at midnight.
Bookshops across the country reopened at 12am on Tuesday for the long-awaited release of the Duke of Sussex's controversial memoir Spare, which was leaked and also sold early by some book shops in Spain last week.
A handful of people could be seen waiting outside WH Smith in London's Victoria station as midnight approached in the hopes of being first to buy a copy of the book.
