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Furious Harry 'still expects apology' from Royal Family
Harry is still seeking an apology as security disputes continue over a 2023 al Qaida threat and police protection for his family.
- Earlier this week, Harry, Meghan, and their children Archie and Lilibet returned to Britain for an "extended period." The family is reportedly considering the Cotswolds as a potential destination for their stay.
- Friends of the Duke claim he remains "just as angry" as when he left Britain six years ago and still "expects an apology" from the Royal Family. Relations hit rock bottom following revelations in his memoir, Spare.
- In a letter to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood this month, the Duke alleged the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures failed to report a 2023 threat from Qaida to his security staff.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham previously declined to comment on security funding, calling it a "private matter." Questions persist regarding whether taxpayers will foot the bill for the family's protection.
- Harry's return raised hopes for mending relationships with King Charles and William. However, sources suggest the Duke continues to blame the "men in grey suits" surrounding his father for sabotaging reconciliation efforts.
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Prince Harry 'still angry and expects apology' from Royal Family amid return to the UK
Prince Harry remains "angry" with members of the Royal Family and still "expects an apology" amid his shock return to the UK, sources have said.The Duke of Sussex, 41, touched down in Britain alongside his wife Meghan, 45, and their two young children this week, marking the family's first "extended" return since their dramatic departure six years ago.The prince arrived at Birmingham Airport last week aboard a private jet, with the family reporte…
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