Former Scotland Yard Chief Dismisses Prince Harry's Security Claims

Prince Harry has faced significant criticism after claiming that the removal of his police protection was a strategic move by the royal family to force him and Meghan Markle back to the UK. Following a recent court appearance where he challenged the Home Office's decision, Harry stated he felt 'singled out' for inferior treatment. However, former Scotland Yard chief Dai Davies dismissed Harry's assertions as 'complete nonsense,' emphasizing that security arrangements are made on a case-by-case basis and that he does not require 24/7 protection. Royal commentators have noted that such claims could harm Harry's popularity, suggesting he plays the victim when things do not go his way. Additionally, palace sources have refuted the idea that King Charles could intervene in the security matter, stressing that these decisions are governed by security and government policy. As the rift between Harry and the royal family continues to unfold, the debate over his security arrangements remains contentious.