Overview
- Prince Harry told the Court of Appeal that his current security arrangements are 'inadequate, inappropriate and ineffective' since stepping back from royal duties in 2020.
- Newly released court summaries confirm Harry requested police protection after Al-Qaeda issued threats calling for his assassination, citing his military service in Afghanistan.
- The Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) moved Harry to a bespoke, case-by-case security process without conducting a formal risk assessment in 2020.
- Harry's legal team argues the bespoke system is inferior and unjustified, while the Home Office defends it as tailored to his unique circumstances.
- A written ruling from the Court of Appeal, addressing Harry's appeal against the High Court's previous dismissal, is expected after Easter.