Harry Accuses Security Body Chair of Not Informing His Staff of Al Qaida Threat
Harry’s lawyers say a late-2023 al Qaida threat was not passed to his security team or US authorities, renewing questions over royal protection funding.
- Prince Harry has accused the chair of the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures of withholding a 2023 al Qaida threat from his security staff and United States authorities.
- Harry, a former soldier who served in Afghanistan, wrote to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood this month requesting her personal intervention on family police protection, citing an "international threat."
- Intelligence passed to the FBI in late 2023 via the Five Eyes alliance referenced an al Qaida document detailing Harry's "assassination," which the group claimed would "please the Muslim community."
- Harry and Meghan recently returned to Great Britain for an "extended period" following a legal battle with the Home Office over security arrangements after he ceased being a working royal six years ago.
- Individual security decisions for public figures are made by Ravec, involving the Home Office, Metropolitan Police, and Royal Household, though questions remain regarding whether taxpayers will fund their security arrangements.
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Prince Henry, the son of British King Charles III, has accused the United Kingdom authorities of ignoring a terrorist threat against him while living in the United States with his family, according to The Sunday Times this Sunday.
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The Independent (US)Harry accuses security boss of not warning staff over al Qaida threat
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have returned to the UK
Evening Standard
Harry accuses security body chair of not informing his staff of al Qaida threat
The Duke of Sussex wrote to the Home Secretary asking her to take a personal role in determining if his family receive close police protection.
Prince Harry accuses security chief of failing to inform him of terrorist threat
Prince Harry has accused a security chief of failing to tell him about a threat from terrorist group al-Qaeda in 2023, it has been reported.The Duke of Sussex's legal team contacted Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood this month, pressing her to take a direct role in determining whether the duke and his family should receive police protection funded by the public purse.Within the letter, Harry's representatives are said to have claimed the chair of t…
Prince Henry, the son of British King Charles III, has accused the United Kingdom authorities of ignoring a terrorist threat against him while living in the United States with his family, as reported this Sunday 'The Sunday Times'. The entry Prince Henry accuses the authorities of ignoring a terrorist threat was first published in the Digital Process.
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