US EditionHome Office ‘to review decision to strip Harry of protection’
The Home Office's review could restore Prince Harry's automatic armed protection amid safety concerns and legal challenges, with a decision expected next month, sources said.
- The Duke of Sussex has won a full security risk assessment after the Home Office reversed its decision on taxpayer-funded protection.
- He lost a legal battle in May over taxpayer-funded security but requested a reevaluation due to safety concerns for his family.
- The Royal and VIP Executive Committee has instructed its Risk Management Board to reassess his threat level for the first time since 2019.
- Harry's legal team has argued that he needs proper protection in the UK, citing past incidents of threats against him.
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Prince Harry 'wins key review' over armed police protection in UK in major security development
Prince Harry has reportedly won a Home Office review of his police security detail when visiting the UK.The Duke of Sussex was furious when the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) removed his 24-hour armed protection in 2020 after he stepped down as a working royal.But the Home Office has requested a new assessment on the threat posed to the Duke - the first for five years, according to The Sun.The Duke lost a bitter legal battle against t…
The Duke of Sussex receives a full risk check after the return of the Ministry of the Interior.
Prince Harry 'wins review' into armed cops protection paving way for King Charles reunion
King Charles could get to see his grandchildren Archie, six, and Lilibet, four, for the first time since 2022 after the Home Office reportedly commissioned a review into Harry's security
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