Prince Harry Loses Latest U.K. Legal Challenge Over Private Police Protection

Prince Harry has lost a legal challenge in the U.K. over paying for private police protection.

has lost a legal challenge in the U.K. over paying for private police protection according to the Press Association.

When Harry and his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex took a “step back” from the Royal Family by relocating first to Canada and then to California, they lost their entitlement to publicly-funded police protection. Last Tuesday Harry’s legal team attended a one-day hearing in London’s High Court in front of Mr Justice Chamberlain to advance their argument.

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