Prince Harry has lost his appeal in the UK regarding his security arrangements. The court upheld the decision to evaluate his security needs on a case-by-case basis.
This stems from Harry and Meghan's decision to step down as senior royals in 2020. Consequently, they lost the automatic security detail funded by British taxpayers.
Harry argued that the lack of consistent security prevents him from visiting the UK more often with his family. He cited concerns for their safety, referencing the media's role in his mother's death and a recent paparazzi chase in New York.
He had previously sought to pay for his own police protection, but this request was also denied. The Home Office defended its tailored approach, arguing it reflects his changed status within the Royal Family.
This marks another legal defeat for Harry in his efforts to secure consistent protection in his home country. He has also been involved in legal battles against UK tabloids.