Prince Harry has been promised a review of his security in the UK.
Meghan and Harry are going to have their security reviewed (Image: GETTY)
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to have their security in the UK reviewed, it has been revealed. The couple moved back to the UK last month, with their shock decision to relocate revealed just days before their arrival.
Issues surrounding Harry’s security have been a major source of tension between the Sussexes and the Home Office committee, which is responsible for determining security arrangements for high-profile royals and politicians. It has now been revealed that the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures (Ravec) has written to the Duke of Sussex and informed him that his situation was discussed at a meeting last week.
It has been reported that a full review will be granted as the couple’s children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have started school in the UK this month.
The official review carried out by Ravec is called a Risk Management Board, and it has now been decided that Meghan will also have her own reassessment.
It will be the first review of the potential threats for Meghan since the couple moved to the US in 2020.
The only protection the Sussexes have currently been given by British police is a phone number for a police liaison officer.
The couple pictured with their two children (Image: Instagram/meghan)
As a member of the Royal Family and a high-profile war veteran, Mike Tapp MP, a former intelligence analyst who served three operational tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, previously told GB News that Harry could face an “enduring threat”.
It has been reported that the family have not made it clear how long they will be in the UK.
GB News turns tense in explosive migrant clash: ‘Be quiet!’
Presenter Ben Leo fired back at political commentator Matthew Stadlen.
Ben Leo fired back at Matthew Stadlen after he attempted to interrupt him (Image: GB News)
GB News took a tense turn on Sunday (13 September) as presenter Ben Leo clashed with political commentator Matthew Stadlen live on air. Appearing on the programme to discuss the impact of the French deal on the small boats crisis, the duo also reflected on ex-Chancellor George Osborne‘s calls for the UK to rejoin the customs union.
“I suspect that if we were to rejoin the customs union, it would help us economically,” Matthew began. “There’s no doubt that Brexit has harmed us economically – [but] that doesn’t mean I think we should have another referendum.”
“Anyway, despite the anti-Britishness being peddled by your guest Thomas there, we have over the first two quarters, over the first half of this year, the highest growth – it’s not massive growth – but the highest growth in the G7 and that, of course, includes the United States of America,” he continued.
“I’m also astonished to hear from you, Ben, that you think France should be treated as a hostile state,” Matthew noted, firing at the GB News host.
“What would that involve? Does that mean we would get banned from going to France on our summer holidays? How far do you take this?”
“Absolutely,” Ben replied. “There is nothing more serious than what is going on with the small boats crisis,” he declared, before Matthew attempted to cut in, talking over the journalist.
“Hang on, I’m talking now,” Ben snapped back, raising his voice. “You just had a monologue, so be quiet! The national security, there have been thousands of men – we don’t know who they are or where they’re from, what their intentions are – breaking into Britain.
“That should be the number-one national security issue for this nation. If that means severing ties with France politically and economically, I say do it.”
Former Chancellor George Osborne is calling for the UK to rejoin the customs union (Image: Getty)
Following the fiery debate, viewers were quick to respond on X. “@Benleo, that’s the problem with the left, they think they only have the right to speak, and everyone else has to shut up. Sorry @MatthewStadlen, it ain’t happening,” wrote one. “Well done, Ben. Why does GB News have that nasty person on?” added a second.
Among the comments, however, others questioned the journalist’s stance on cutting ties with France. “So there you have it, straight out of Ben Leo’s mouth. We should ban people from going on holiday to France and sever economic ties with France. Has Leo gone completely crazy?” tweeted a third. “Has Ben Leo taken leave of his senses?” quipped a fourth.