00:00Prince Harry wins first security review. In six years, wife and two kids still barred from UK.
00:07Prince Harry returns to London for a high-stakes legal battle over government security,
00:12potentially reopening the door for his family's return. In May 2025, Harry suffered a significant
00:18legal defeat when the UK Court of Appeal rejected his bid for taxpayer-funded armed protection.
00:24In September 2025, a stalker breached security at two public events Harry attended,
00:29highlighting the real physical danger he faced. Approval of armed protection could allow Harry
00:34to bring Meghan and their children to the UK. Without it, Harry says visits remain impossible,
00:40leaving Archie and Lilibet largely disconnected from Britain and extended family.
00:45The Royal and VIP Executive Committee oversees threat assessments and security decisions,
00:50led by an independent chair. The Home Office agreed to reassess Harry's security after court-exposed
00:56gaps, stalking incidents, and pressure to rely on updated intelligence.
01:01Harry's security reassessment remains ongoing as of January 2026. His UK trial, beginning January 19th,
01:09may influence the review with heightened exposure, strengthening arguments for restored protection.
01:15Security decisions rest on independent threat assessments amid Palace Home Office tensions.
01:20Analysts are cautiously optimistic, and restoring protection could allow Harry to visit King
01:25Charles during his ongoing cancer treatment. Ravik's pending decision may end Harry's six-year
01:30security fight and set a precedent for non-working royals, contrasting past security outcomes for
01:35Beatrice, Eugenie Andrew, and Anne's children. Harry's documented extremist threats could justify
01:42restored security despite precedent, while his U.S. immigration status remains under court review
01:48following FOIA requests tied to disclosures in spare. Harry's U.S. residency is separate from the
01:55UK Security Review, but restored protection could enable Meghan's return. Harry says adequate security
02:01would validate his claims and allow family reunification in Britain. The case tests how
02:06the monarchy handles security for non-working royals, balancing executive authority, new evidence,
02:12and public scrutiny, potentially shaping future family reunification or continued separation.
02:18The case tests are particularly important for the UNICEF and the UNICEF, which is
02:20a lack of a good ability of a model of the UNICEF industry. This is a major
02:22question for the UNICEF, which is, as a law of the UNICEF, a goodencial
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