The Duke of Sussex has been accused of compromising royal security with some of the details he shared in his memoir, 'Spare'.
Dai Davies, a former head of royal protection, said "only a fool" would divulge the details of palace layouts and security that Prince Harry included in his book. Mr Davies - who has worked in police and security for more than 50 years - claims some of the details contained in the book would be "dangerous" in the wrong hands.
"There is a reason Buckingham Palace never discusses any detail about its security operations, big or small," Mr Davies told The Telegraph. The article claims Harry 'compromised the security of the Royal family by describing the layout of various royal residences, as well as his personal protection detail'.
