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Prince Harry, son of King Charles, returned to London's Royal Courts of Justice for an appeal over his security arrangements after stepping down from royal duties. His lawyer warned that his life is at stake. The Home Office, responsible for policing, decided in 2020 that Harry would not receive automatic police security in Britain. Harry, who lives in California with his family, had his initial challenge rejected last year, but was granted permission to appeal.
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