Prince Harry's legal challenge against the Home Office regarding his security arrangements in the UK has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal. Despite the Duke's emotionally compelling arguments, the judges concluded that these sentiments did not provide a sufficient legal basis to contest the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures (Ravec) decision, which mandated a reduced level of security for him. This ruling marks another chapter in Prince Harry's ongoing legal battles concerning his safety in the UK.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the Duke of Sussex's challenge against the Home Office regarding his security arrangements in the UK, affirming the Ravec decision.
Judge Sir Geoffrey Vos stated that while Prince Harry's arguments were powerful, they did not constitute a legal basis to overturn the Home Office's decision.
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