Prince Harry's ongoing battle for police protection in the UK has gained renewed attention following the Labour Party's election victory. In 2020, the Duke of Sussex was stripped of his police bodyguards after stepping down from royal duties, a decision upheld by the High Court. Despite seeking to appeal this ruling, the new Labour government, led by Sir Keir Starmer, has indicated support for the existing security protocols, stating that detailed information on security arrangements cannot be disclosed for safety reasons. Security experts have suggested a review of the original decision, arguing that the threat level to Harry and his family remains significant. Meanwhile, Harry has voiced concerns about his family's safety in the UK, emphasizing their need for adequate protection during visits. The situation remains complicated as Harry continues to navigate legal avenues amidst the government's firm stance on security policy.