British royal Prince Harry makes cover of Tatler magazine

PRINCE Harry will again hit the shelves, but this time the third in line to the British throne will be clothed. In full military dress, the 28-year-old will this week grace the cover of popular society magazine Tatler, behind the heading "Dirty Harry", reports the Sunday Express newspaper. The cover shot of a brooding Harry, taken during his trip to the Bahamas representing the Queen earlier this year, is the first time in two decades a man has fronted the famous magazine. The last? His father, Prince Charles, in 1992. The image of Harry, wearing a turquoise Army Air Corps beret and tropical dress uniform, has been digitally enhanced to highlight his piercing blue eyes. "Prince Harry. The girls, the gangs, the gaffes," reads the cover of Tatler's November issue. Inside, an article chronicles the playboy prince's exploits, from smoking cannabis to his recent world-famous trip to Las Vegas where he was photographed naked playing "strip billiards". Royal aides on Friday announced they would not make a formal complaint to Britain's Press Complaints Commission over the publication of nude pictures of the Apache helicopter pilot, currently on deployment in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Harry's sister-in-law, Catherine, faces further humiliation, with a Danish magazine publishing 16 pages of photos, some full frontal, of the duchess.