<p>The 26-year-old third-in-line to the British throne was joined by a string of celebrities for a charity day yesterday in London, raising millions of pounds for 29 UK charities, 'The Sun' reported.<br /><br />Harry was in the Canary Wharf offices of BGC Partners on behalf of Sentebale, the charity he co-founded to support vulnerable children and orphans in the southern African country of Lesotho.<br /><br />Foreign exchange broker Robert Sully described his performance as "brilliant". He said: "We told Harry to say '28-year choice', which means you can buy or sell."<br /><br />Once the deal was done, Harry could proudly boast to have beaten the record set by his brother William last December when he completed a deal worth 14.6 billion pounds.<br /><br />Harry praised the BGC staff during a pause in the trading, saying, "It's great to see everybody making an effort on Monday morning."<br /><br />Pointing at one group of traders, he joked: "Most of that corner down there have hangovers."<br /><br />Speaking about his charity Sentebale, Harry added: "We're doing as much as we can in the time we've got available, but the fact these guys have chosen us as beneficiaries is absolutely fantastic."</p>
<p>The 26-year-old third-in-line to the British throne was joined by a string of celebrities for a charity day yesterday in London, raising millions of pounds for 29 UK charities, 'The Sun' reported.<br /><br />Harry was in the Canary Wharf offices of BGC Partners on behalf of Sentebale, the charity he co-founded to support vulnerable children and orphans in the southern African country of Lesotho.<br /><br />Foreign exchange broker Robert Sully described his performance as "brilliant". He said: "We told Harry to say '28-year choice', which means you can buy or sell."<br /><br />Once the deal was done, Harry could proudly boast to have beaten the record set by his brother William last December when he completed a deal worth 14.6 billion pounds.<br /><br />Harry praised the BGC staff during a pause in the trading, saying, "It's great to see everybody making an effort on Monday morning."<br /><br />Pointing at one group of traders, he joked: "Most of that corner down there have hangovers."<br /><br />Speaking about his charity Sentebale, Harry added: "We're doing as much as we can in the time we've got available, but the fact these guys have chosen us as beneficiaries is absolutely fantastic."</p>