Tony Blair's ex-home secretary backs taxpayer-funded security compromise for Harry and Meghan

Tony Blair's ex-home secretary backs taxpayer-funded security compromise for Harry and Meghan  GB News

Prince Harry and Meghan's security arrangements ahead of their UK return are yet to be confirmed, but a former Labour home secretary has suggested a 'middle ground' taxpayer-funded solution should be found

Lord David Blunkett has weighed in on the row over how much taxpayer-funded security the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should be awarded - the Home Office is staying tight-lipped on the decision

David Blunkett said it could be upgraded or downgraded over time depending on the perceived level of threat.

Harry and Meghan should get taxpayer-funded security package, former home secretaries say  lbc.co.uk

Harry and Meghan should get security, say former home secretaries  The Times

Couple say availability of school places for their children was behind last-minute decision to quit California for UK

Security remains a key issue following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s announcement they will return to the UK

Many questions have already been asked about the couple's return — but after being away for years following a tumultuous relationship with the British press that appeared to have been a factor in their decamping to California, could the tabloids' fascination about the couple peter out this time?

Taxpayers shouldn’t have to pay for the royal family’s security, but British law prevents them from paying for armed security themselves.

HARRY and Meghan are set to return to the UK but the prince wants taxpayers to foot the bill for their security. He's claimed the UK isn't safe for his kids to visit, meaning the King has only met his grandchildren a handful of times. The Duke of Sussex, 41, has already fought and lost a...