Brits react to Prince Harry’s book as it is released in UK stores

Only one person was in the queue outside Waterstones in Piccadilly, central London, when the shop opened early at 8am for the release of the Duke of Sussex’s new memoir Spare. Promotional posters on display at the bookshop, which is Europe’s largest, dubbed the book, which was being sold half price at £14, “the memoir everybody is talking about”.

But Caroline Lennon, 59, was the only one waiting to buy it after she walked two miles from Bethnal Green in the East End to queue from 6am. She said: “I don’t care what anybody says. People will criticise me and say ‘what an idiot for liking Harry. What an idiot for queuing up’, but I don’t care what anyone says.

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