Prince Harry has reportedly taken another major step for security in the UK almost five months after he lost a legal challenge over the security levels he and his family are entitled to while in the UK.
This has been claimed by the royal expert Kate Mansey in his report for Times.
With reference to the royal sources, Kate writes, Archie and Lilibet Doting Father have revived his security match with the home office by writing to the home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, about his case.
The insider claims that a formal request is filed by Harry with Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC), which is monitored by the home office asking for a risk assessment process to be performed.
The insider claims, “I can confirm that the Duke has written to the new home secretary who asks for a risk management council to be implemented.
“While he is aware that this will not be the top of the incoming secretary’s I-hill, it is something that should have happened a long time ago. We’ve got the can down the road for a while now, but all he asks is for Ravec to comply with his own rules that say an RMB should be led every year. The last one for Duke was in 2019.”
Home Office’s sources have confirmed that requests have been made for an assessment of Harry
The royal expert shared the report on her X, former Twitter handle that said “Exclusive: Prince Harry has not given up his British security struggle. He has written to the new home -agent Shabana Mahmood and asks for an assessment of risk management.”
