Prince Harry

Prince Harry's Legal Challenge Rejected

Court Upholds Security Committee's Decision

Prince Harry's Attempt to Challenge Security Arrangements Denied

Prince Harry's attempt to challenge the UK Home Office's decision to not provide him with personal security while visiting the country has been rejected by the court. The court upheld the actions of the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC), which oversees security arrangements for members of the royal family and other high-profile individuals.

Harry had argued that the decision to deny him security was "unfair" and that he and his family were at risk. However, the court ruled that RAVEC had acted reasonably in making its decision and that there was no evidence to support Harry's claim that he was at risk.

The decision is a setback for Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle. The couple stepped back from their royal duties in 2020 and moved to the United States. They have since complained about the lack of security they receive while in the UK.

It is unclear whether Harry will appeal the court's decision. A spokesperson for Harry declined to comment on the ruling.