Home Office decision on Prince Harry's security is 'wrong', Gardiner claims

While in London he challenged the reduction of his police protection, Prince Harry flew to Ukraine last week, where he met with war-wounded people, a move that caused the British press to react.

Home Office decision on Prince Harry's security is 'wrong', Gardiner claims

Prince Harry has been accused of "picking his battles" after travelling to war-torn Ukraine despite his legal battle against the Home Office for better security protection - claiming his former home country is "unsafe".The Duke of Sussex met with victims of the conflict at the Superhumans Centre in Lviv, just days after flying to the UK to attend his court appeal.FULL STORY HERE.

Prince Harry's presence in Ukraine, while the war with Russia has been going on for three years, has given rise to intense controversy in the United Kingdom. Indeed, this move comes just after his visit to London, where he is demanding automatic protection before the courts during his visits to the country. A delicate context that has not failed to react, especially his elder brother, Prince William. A risky trip that disturbs London The Duke of…

After Prince Harry's visit to Ukraine, a video with the BBC logo spread across the network, which reported that the boy with burns, with whom a member of the British royal family spoke, was actually not injured by a missile strike by the Russian army, but was a victim of a domestic fire. Is this really so - further in our material. What happened? On April 10, 2025, British Prince Harry arrived in Ukraine for the first time. During his visit, he …