According to the BBC tomorrow the pictures will be in the Sun.
I don't really care too much either way about Harry, but I quite like living in a country where somebody is not allowed to use a long-range lens to photograph an individual in private. If my children were to grow up and become famous (somebody shoot down that pig...) I'd like to think they'd have some respect regarding privacy.
I don't see the public interest in seeing them (well I see the interest bit). It's not this particular incident that bothers me, but the idea that fame means it's ok to publish senstive private details for public titilation. If he was the figure-head for a government drive on sexual morality it'd be relevant, but in this case I don't see how it is.