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Prince Harry Loses Appeal Over UK Police Protection

Following the court ruling, Harry criticized the decision as biased, expressed safety concerns for his family, and called for a review of the security decision-making body.

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Prince Harry never hesitates: Him openly asking for reconciliation with the Royal family despite their recent history, is proof
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Overview

  • The UK Court of Appeal dismissed Prince Harry's legal bid to reinstate taxpayer-funded police protection, affirming the 2020 decision to downgrade his security.
  • Harry may face approximately £1.5 million in legal costs following the court's ruling, marking another setback in his legal campaign.
  • In a BBC interview, Harry described the ruling as an 'establishment stitch-up,' voiced concerns over bringing his family to the UK, and criticized the Royal Family's role in the security decision.
  • He plans to petition Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to review RAVEC, the body responsible for royal security decisions, citing concerns about its impartiality.
  • Buckingham Palace responded, emphasizing that the courts have repeatedly reviewed and upheld the security decisions, while royal experts noted the deepening estrangement between Harry and his family.