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Duke and Duchess of Sussex granted security review after return to UK

The Guardian World Monday 14 September 2026, 22:54 UTC By Guardian Staff 1 min read
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Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residentsThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a review of their publicly funded security following their return to the UK.Ravec (Royal and VIP Executive Committee), which oversees tax-funded security for royalty and public figures, is to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s level of police protection.

Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residents

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a review of their publicly funded security following their return to the UK.

Ravec (Royal and VIP Executive Committee), which oversees tax-funded security for royalty and public figures, is to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s level of police protection.

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