The Papers: 'Harry sued' and Vance warns Iran 'don't try to play us'

'Harry sued' and Vance warns Iran 'don't try to play us'10 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleNews of the Duke of Sussex being sued for defamation by a charity he co-founded dominates several of Saturday's front pages. "Harry sued" is the Daily Mirror's headline as it reports the prince is facing legal action from Sentebale, which supports young people in southern Africa, because of an alleged "adverse media campaign", the charity says. A spokesman for Prince Harry and another former trustee of the charity, Mark Dyer, who is also being sued, said: "They categorically reject these offensive and damaging claims.""Royal row" echoes the Times as it features a photo of Prince Harry, the Duchess of Sussex and chair of Sentebale, Sophie Chandauka at a polo match. Prince Harry left Sentebale last year after an acrimonious dispute over how the charity was being managed. Elsewhere, the paper's lead story says Sir Keir Starmer has been forced to drop legislation that would cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. It comes after US President Donald Trump called the deal "an act of stupidity" and withdrew his support.Prince Harry's "bitter fallout" with his former charity also takes the top picture spot in the Daily Mail. Alongside, the paper reports that North Sea oil prices have surged to a record high, piling pressure on Labour to abandon its net zero strategy and allow new drilling.The Daily Telegraph continues to focus on the fuel crisis caused by the war in Iran, reporting that half-term holiday flights are at risk of cancellation. Airports are warning that their jet fuel reserves will run dry within three weeks unless supplies from the Middle East increase dramatically.Moving to the conflict in the Middle East, the Guardian says US Vice-President JD Vance has warned Iran not to "try and play" the US ahead of talks planned on Saturday in...