Royal Security Insider Clears Air on Prince Harry's Protection Concerns
A former royal protection insider called the dispute political as Harry weighs a summer visit and whether Meghan, Archie and Lilibet can join him.
- The committee overseeing royal security, RAVEC, has paused its decision on Prince Harry's police protection request as the Duke, Meghan, and their two children prepare to arrive in Britain within days.
- Harry has been locked in a long-running dispute over police protection since relocating to California, claiming that protective security remains his biggest concern and that 'risk follows the person, not the place.'
- TalkTV host Mark Dolan cited an unnamed royal security insider who dismissed the row as 'politics' and accused the Duke of 'flexing his muscles within the family' ahead of his return to Britain.
- With Harry, Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet meant to arrive within days, the family has not responded to King Charles's offer of a stay at Buckingham Palace with royal security protocol.
- Despite the paused RAVEC decision, a police liaison line remains open between Harry's private security team and British police, while a government spokesperson defended the system as 'rigorous and proportionate' across the 5,000 miles.
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For weeks, the Royals news has speculated whether Prince Harry will be travelling to Britain with his wife Meghan Markle and the children on his soon return home – now everything is on the brink of an old problem.
Prince Harry “Close to Tears” Over UK Visit Security Situation
Before Harry, Meghan Markle, and their children return to the UK for the first time in four years, a back-and-forth over police protection has left the prince “stressed and disappointed,” a source tells Vanity Fair.
'This Is All Nonsense': Royal Insider Accuses Prince Harry of 'Flexing His Muscles' in Bitter UK Security Battle
Prince Harry's security battle in the UK has taken another sharp turn this week, as a former royal protection insider reportedly dismissed the row as 'all nonsense' and accused the Duke of Sussex of 'flexing his muscles within the family' ahead of a possible trip to Britain in July. Harry has been locked in a long-running dispute over his level of police protection when visiting the UK since stepping back as a working royal and relocating to Cal…
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