In the past he's been a prince known for his partying, but now Harry's making different headlines.<br/> <br />The 29-year-old British royal was at London's Copper Box arena to launch the Invictus Games - a Paralympics type competition for injured service men and women.<br/> <br />It comes after his involvement in the Warrior Games in the U.S. last year, something he said was a sort of source of inspiration.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE; Prince Harry, saying (English):<br/> <br />"It was such a great concept by the Americans that it had to be stolen, it's quite as simple as that really. But I wanted to bring this inspirational event to a broader and more international audience, to increase the opportunity to others, for others to participate, and to inspire many more who have suffered life-changing injuries, either by taking part in the games, or simply by watching it at home."<br/> <br />He was there with the UK Defence Minister and Mayor of London Boris Johnson.<br/> <br />But it's the service personnel injured in the lin
