Harry seeks clarity on UK security costs as Sussex return to Britain looms
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Prince Harry has reportedly privately asked Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to decide if his family will receive state-funded security in Britain as they move back to the UK after six years away, a cost that could exceed £5 million a year. The couple have secured non-royal accommodation and schooling in the UK, while past government reviews had found him ineligible for state protection; the move prompted a Balmoral gathering and ongoing questions about funding for private, non-working royals if they stay in the country full-time.
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