Overview
- Prince Harry's final appeal to reinstate taxpayer-funded UK security was denied, with courts affirming the decision as legally sound.
- In a BBC interview, Harry described the ruling as an 'establishment stitch-up' and criticized the royal family, deepening existing rifts.
- The BBC issued a rare apology, acknowledging it failed to challenge Harry's claims or include perspectives from the Home Office.
- Buckingham Palace reaffirmed that the courts had repeatedly and meticulously reviewed the security issue, reaching the same conclusion each time.
- Harry expressed a desire for reconciliation with his family but faced criticism from royal and political figures for his public remarks.