Daily Mail Online Article RatingPrince Harry was referred to as the Duke of Wessex after UN speech
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56% : Mr Hilale is a Moroccan career diplomat, and has been Morocco's Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York since he was appointed in this position in April 2014.54% : The comments, heard by a mostly-empty room at the United Nations on Monday morning, were the latest broadside at US politicians.
49% :Prince Harry, 37, was mistakenly referred to as the 'Duke of Wessex' by a fellow speaker after his keynote speech at the UN General Assembley in New York yesterdayOmar Hilale, who is President of the African Group at the United Nations, appeared confused over Harry's title, and, moments after he spoke, referred to him as 'Prince Duke of Wessex'
41% : However the next speaker, Omar Hilale, who is President of the African Group at the United Nations, appeared confused over Harry's title, and, moments after the royal had finished speaking, referred to him as 'Prince Duke of Wessex.'
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