Prince Harry’s plans for the UK are facing an unexpected hurdle following the latest High Court ruling over his safety.
A judge in one of the country’s courts has dismissed the duke’s latest attempt to challenge the Home Office’s decision to bar him and his family from accessing publicly funded security.
Harry initially lost a court case against the council in the High Court in February.
In the latest ruling, published on Monday, the High Court rejected his appeal against the ruling and sided with the Home Office.
The Crown’s legal team will now seek permission directly from the Court of Appeal to challenge the decision.
For those unfamiliar, free The author’s security was stripped after he decided to step down as a working member of the royal family in 2020 with his wife Meghan Markle.
Soon after, the couple moved to California with their children, severing all ties with public service as part of their royal vows.
This led to RAVEC’s unanimous decision to withdraw sponsorship from UK taxpayers’ funds during the Sussexes’ visit to the country.
High Court judge Peter Lane ruled that the committee was well within its rights to make the decision due to his lack of contribution to service to the British people.
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