Prince Harry Challenges UK Government Over Security Measures

Prince Harry appeared in London's Royal Courts to contest the UK's decision to alter his security arrangements post-royal duties. His appeal follows a High Court ruling upholding the changes. Harry alleges the treatment is unjustified, citing threats against him. The case is amongst various legal actions he's taken recently.

Prince Harry made a notable return to Britain, presenting a legal case at London's Royal Courts of Justice. The crux of the matter involves challenging government tweaks to his security post his royal exit, which Harry's lawyer described as unsubstantiated and discriminatory.

Despite a previous High Court ruling favoring the Home Office's decision to reduce his security, the Court of Appeal agreed to review the case. Appearing confident for the proceedings, Harry listened attentively, often engaging with his legal team.

Highlighting targeted risks, Harry's legal representation pointed to past threats from al Qaeda and a harrowing paparazzi incident. While his family, King Charles and Queen Camilla, visited Italy, Harry's relationship with the UK remains notably strained, further evidenced by tensions related to his charitable work.

(With inputs from agencies.)