Prince Harry has reportedly won a Home Office review of his police security detail when visiting the UK.
The Duke of Sussex was furious when the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) removed his 24-hour armed protection in 2020 after he stepped down as a working royal.
But the Home Office is believed to have requested a new assessment on the threat posed to the Duke – the first for five years, The Sun reported.
In an incendiary BBC interview back in May after losing a court appeal to have his round-the-clock security restored, Harry claimed ‘interference’ by the Royal Household in the 2020 decision, which he said had seen him flip from the most at-risk royal to the least threatened status ‘overnight’.
Asked about which aspects of his current security arrangements led to him feeling unsafe, the Duke replied: ‘Everything.’Blaming a ‘good old-fashioned establishment stitch-up’, the Prince concluded that ‘the other side have won in keeping me unsafe’.
Harry, Meghan Markle and their children currently live in California where their annual security bill reportedly runs to millions of dollars.
