Prince Harry returns to court battle over security in UK

Lawyers for Prince Harry have told the court that the Duke of Sussex has been “treated less favourably than others” over his security arrangements in the UK.

Prince Harry has launched legal action against the Home Office and a three-day hearing is taking place at the High Court from today until Thursday, according to GB News.

Harry’s lawyer Shaheed Fatima told the High Court in London that the case was about the Prince´s right to “safety and security”.

According to AFP, Shaheed Fatima added this was especially important given his “status, background and profile within the royal family — which he was born into”.

Harry and Meghan Markle had received full security protection provided by the state before they decided to step back from royal duties and move to California in 2020.

Earlier, according to a report by New York Post, the Duke of Sussex arrived at London’s High Court Tuesday morning to kickstart his three-day case to win back UK security protection for his family-wife Meghan Markle, son Prince Archie and daughter Princess Lilibet.

Meanwhile, BBC claimed Prince Harry did not attend in person.