DEVELOPING: UK Government Launches Urgent Review of Prince Harry's Security Protocols

Breaking News: UK Government Launches Urgent Review of Prince Harry's Security Protocols The UK government has launched an urgent review of Prince Harry's security protocols, following a recent court ruling that denied him automatic police protection when visiting the UK. According to sources, the Home Office review will assess whether the Duke of Sussex should automatically receive full police protection on visits to the UK, even though he is no longer a working member of the royal family. The review comes after Prince Harry lost a legal case in May to have his police protection reinstated. In a BBC interview following the ruling, he expressed concerns about his family's safety in the UK. Sources close to the prince say this level of security review is long overdue. Prince Harry's security was downgraded after he stepped back from frontline royal duties. The process for reassessing his threat level is already underway, with a decision expected next month. King Charles has only met the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's children once before, during the late Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022. The review's outcome is expected to have significant implications for Prince Harry's security arrangements when visiting the UK. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.