Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are poised to return to the UK, sparking a heated debate over who pays for their security — now that they’ve lost taxpayer-funded protection since stepping back from royal duties. Harry’s legal battle with the Home Office continues as he insists on proper security for his family’s return. With estimates suggesting up to £5 million annually for protection, a review by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee has reportedly concluded. Former home secretary Lord David Blunkett proposes a flexible, two-year reassessment model, offering options from full police protection to a simple security driver. Even political rivals like Labour’s Dame Emily Thornberry and Conservative Kemi Badenoch agree: a practical, balanced solution is urgently needed as the Sussexes prepare to come home.
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