Prince Harry's advisers to be investigated

The House of Commons is to open an inquiry into Prince Harry's advisers after he caused outrage by turning up at a fancy dress party in a Nazi uniform, the Times reported.

The daily said the public accounts committee would probe how the aides were recruited.

"Where do they get these people who are advising Harry? They are either negligent, incompetent, politically suspect, or a combination of all three," committee member Ian Davidson was quoted as saying.

Sir Michael Peat, who runs the private office of Prince Charles, will be summoned to testify before the televised meeting of the committee from February 7, the Times said.

The committee will also investigate the £16 million ($43.34 million) income generated every year for Prince Charles from his Duchy of Cornwall estate.