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UK Court Denies Prince Harry's Appeal for Police Protection

Prince Harry expresses devastation after losing his legal bid to restore automatic UK security, leaving his family's safety assessed case-by-case by the Home Office.

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Overview

  • The Court of Appeal ruled on May 2, 2025, upholding the decision to deny Prince Harry automatic police protection in the UK following his 2020 departure from senior royal duties.
  • The UK Home Office affirmed that security for Harry will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis during future visits to the UK, rather than granting blanket protection.
  • Harry described himself as 'devastated' by the ruling and revealed that King Charles III has cut off direct communication with him due to the ongoing security dispute.
  • The prince indicated he is considering a Supreme Court appeal but expressed doubts about bringing his family back to the UK without adequate security measures.
  • Harry reiterated his desire for reconciliation with the royal family, calling for an end to familial conflicts and highlighting the importance of safety for his wife and children.