PRINCES AT RUGBY MATCH WITH DRUGS STORM TEENAGER

The student believed to have introduced Prince Harry to drugs accompanied
him to England's Six Nations rugby match against Ireland.

Harry and Prince William sat next to Guy Pelly at Twickenham - just weeks
after he was accused of supplying cannabis to the younger prince.

Pelly, 19, has quit his studies at the Royal Agriculture College in
Cirencester, Gloucestershire, following the drugs storm.

He cheered and punched the air alongside William and Harry as England beat
Ireland 45-11.

Pelly was accused of introducing Harry to drugs at Prince Charles' Highgrove
home.

When Charles discovered Harry had smoked cannabis, he ordered him to visit a
drug rehabilitation centre in south London to make him aware of the dangers
of addiction.

Pelly has vehemently denied supplying drugs to Harry, taking them with him
or using them at Highgrove.

Pelly and Harry were reported to have attended lock-ins at the Rattlebone
Inn in Sherston, Wiltshire, and also to have smoked drugs together.