The younger son of King Charles III tried to undermine this home office decision [ministerstwa odpowiedzialnego za policję]. In 2024, the High Tribunal in London ruled that this decision was lawful, and on Friday this ruling was held by the Court of Appeal. The judges said that although the sense of harm of Harry is understandable, the previous ruling was correct.
Harry, who currently lives in California with his wife Meghan and two children, said he was depressed by his decision. “We thought we would win this matter,” said the BBC station. “It turned out that you can't win in a court,” he added.
The prince said that his “status has not changed – he could not change.” “I am who I am, I am part of what I am, it cannot be avoided,” he explained.
The adjudicating judge admitted that Harry's arguments regarding security issues were “strong and moving”, but did not allow legal to challenge previous decisions.
Harry's lawyers claimed that the prince's life could be threatened. They referred to the calls of the terrorist group Al-Qaida to murder it. In an interview with Daily Telegraph, Harry confessed that the evidence he had access to his “worst fears”.
Prince Harry talks about reconciliation with King Karol
Harry told the BBC journalist that there were many misunderstandings between him and some family members. ” He also assured that he never asked his father to intervene in the matter of taking away his protection.
– I would like to reconcile with my family Harry declared. – Life is valuable. I don't know how much my father has remained. He will not talk to me because of these matters related to security, but it would be nice to reconcile – he said.
In response to the interview that Harry gave the BBC, a spokesman for the Buckingham Palace noted that all issues related to the police protection of the prince “were repeatedly and meticulously examined by the courts who each time came to the same conclusion.” Buckingham Palace did not refer to the prince's comments about his father or reconciliation.
