Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may be set to return to the UK this month, sparking a heated debate over whether taxpayers should cover their security costs. Senior Labour MPs argue Harry, as the King’s son, deserves protection given his public service and elevated risk profile, while the government insists it’s a private matter. Harry has long campaigned for guaranteed police-level security, which his current private team can’t provide — lacking firearms and police intelligence access. A delayed royal review by Ravec finally occurred last month, but results are still pending. Critics say security decisions should be based on objective threat assessments, not politics or headlines — raising questions about fairness and transparency in how royals are protected compared to other high-profile figures.
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