UK MP speaks out about Prince Harry’s security woes with ‘common sense’

a leader of the Conservative has just come forward with the truth about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s security woes.

The expert in question is Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, and she believes the answer lies in ‘common sense’.

She spoke to The Telegraph during this admission and it saw her quoted as saying, “Prince Harry is the son of the King, and that means he has a very high public profile, more than most politicians who get security, and that's just by reason of his birth.”

So, she added, “what I would expect is that between the Palace and the security experts, they make the right assessment on the kind of security he needs.”

“The fact is he is in this position by birth, not by choice of career, and I think there's a common-sense position that can be found.”

This is the second time a representative of the public has spoken out. Prior to this it was the Prime Minister Andy Burnham who said simply that security for the Duke of Sussex was a “private matter”.

What is pertinent to mention about the issue is that Prince Harry is now considered a private citizen, and as such he is not entitled to taxpayer-funded protection in the same way as he was since his birth. This also extends towards his children and wife, however the Duke has appealed this decision time and time again, by going to court and more recently he even sued the Home Office and took them to court for a resolution.

Another thing worth mentioning is that in his earlier requests he offered to fund security privately but with the same access to intelligence networks that the Royal Family enjoys however, his private security were not permitted such access thereby leaving that plan moot at the time. .

However, since then the Duke even made one return that left people attempting to ‘prove’ RAVEC right because neither Meghan, nor the children, were seen during the couple’s trip that included stops in Highgrove, as well as Althorp.