US EditionPrince Harry accused of ‘losing touch with reality’ over BBC interview
- Prince Harry lost his appeal in 2025 against the UK Home Office to maintain taxpayer-funded security protection.
- The appeal followed a government ruling based on a security committee's assessment that Harry does not qualify for full protection.
- Following the ruling, Harry gave a 20-minute BBC interview expressing he feels let down, cannot safely return without invitation, and desires reconciliation despite estrangement from his father, King Charles III.
- Palace insiders criticized Harry’s interview as out of touch and imprudent, saying it reduces any chance of dialogue and labelled him 'deluded'.
- The court ruling and public dispute underline ongoing estrangement with no clear reconciliation path as King Charles and aides maintain distance.
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BBC Laments “Lapse In Editorial Standards” Over News Item On Prince Harry Interview
The BBC has admitted to a misstep in editorial standards after a radio show failed to properly challenge claims made by Prince Harry during an interview last week. The British broadcaster said Radio 4’s Today show did not interrogate the Duke of Sussex’s claim that removing his UK security was “an establishment stitch-up.” Prince Harry […]
Prince Harry warned he will ‘never speak to his father again’ after ‘foolish’ BBC interview
Prince Harry warned he will ‘never speak to his father again’ after ‘absolutely foolish’ bombshell BBC interview - Prince Harry has been warned he may "never speak to his father again"
Sydney Morning Herald
The AgePalace insider says Prince Harry is ‘deluded’ in aftermath of BBC interview
As Meghan posted a photo of the Duke of Sussex with his children, those close to the King say Harry has “lost touch with reality” if he thinks his interview will aid a family reconciliation.
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