Prince Harry has reportedly 'won the right' to automatic armed police protection after a lengthy legal battle, according to multiple news outlets. The Duke of Sussex was campaigning for increased security while in the UK, but lost an appeal in May. However, Harry's security will reportedly be reinstated after the Prince wrote to the home secretary in September to detail how an alleged stalker was able to get considerably close to him during a trip to London.
Although Harry has visited the UK on a handful of occasions since he stepped away from royal duties in 2020, Meghan Markle has not returned since Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in 2022. According to royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams, any adjusted security measures for both Meghan and Harry would "open the door" for the Duchess to return to the UK - but he claims that the Sussexes 'declining popularity' with the British public could make things difficult. He told GB News: "I cannot see Meghan coming to Britain before the Invictus Games because, what would she do and why would she come? It is not going to be as simple as turning up and seeing King Charles."
