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Sick Met Police officer Wayne Couzens, 51, kidnapped and murdered Sarah Everard, 33, in March 2021 in London before being sentenced to a whole life order in prison

Prince Harry lost his appeal to overturn a High Court decision to limit his taxpayer-funded security while he's in Great Britain and he might have to pay their legal fees

Piers Morgan has fired off both barrels in a new monologue against Prince Harry which he shared via his Uncensored YouTube channel - slamming the royal over a legal case

Prince Harry paid tribute to Invictus medal-winning cyclist and fellow former soldier Josh Boggi, who won the Unconquered category at the Sport Gives Back Awards

A damning report by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) warned Home Office 'chaos' is costing taxpayers millions of pounds with 55,000 in permanent limbo

Prince Harry has lost in his bid to challenge a decision about his security arrangements when he visits the UK - and royal expert and historian Dr Tessa Dunlop believes the ruling could have wider implications...

The Duke of Sussex has let his body language reflect an authoritative' demeanour in his 'military style address' during a video message for a UK children's charity

Prince Harry recorded a message urging people to nominate inspiring young people for the WellChild Awards - which came out the same day the Duke of Sussex lost a High Court appeal over his UK security

A High Court judge has dismissed Prince Harry's case against the Home Office in a row over police protection - and now his emotional admission about safety fears has been revealed

Prince Harry said there was an 'obvious difference' between his family's needs for personal protection and someone else's, as he warned of the never-ending threat to his safety

Prince Harry has lost his bid to oveturn a ruling that saw his security status downgraded after he stopped being a "working royal" - a move which his legal team declared "unlawful and unfair"

The Duke of Sussex has lost a legal bid to reinstate his automatic police protection in the UK. In court documents, Prince Harry said he felt "forced" to step back from his role, alongside Meghan Markle

Prince Harry has lost his High Court fight against the Home Office after officials reduced his level of personal security - and the judgement on the case reveals intriguing details about the fierce battle behind the scenes

Prince Harry has spoken out with a new statement after the publication of the ruling in his long-running High Court battle over the the level of his personal security when he visits the UK

Prince Harry had claimed he and his family would be unsafe in the UK without the increased police protection which was taken away following he and Meghan Markle's move to the US

The Duke of Sussex took legal action against the Home Office over a decision to change the level of his personal security when he visits the UK, but lost the bid on Wednesday

In 2011, both Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie lost their taxpayer-funded police protection in a move that is said to have left their father Prince Andrew "furious"

Prince Harry is hours away from finding out the result after he took High Court legal action against the Home Office over his UK security costs with a verdict pending

Home Secretary James Cleverly said no MP should have to accept threats or harrassment as 'part of the job' as he announces the multi-billion pound fund to bolster security

Prince Harry will learn whether he is able to challenge the notion of him being stripped of his taxpayer-funded security

Laura Sugden watched as crossbow-wielding neighbour Anthony Lawrence shot her partner and father of their unborn child Shane Gilmer at their home in East Yorkshire

Lucy Housley, 25, and Connor Benyon, 29, were on a cruise when she went into labour and had an emergency c-section - and then spent six weeks in Spain trying to get home

Paul Rusesabagina, who saved hundreds of lives during the Rwandan genocide, pleaded with Rishi Sunak to scrap the asylum plan, warning his homeland could soon be a war zone

Armed Forces Minister James Heappey confirmed that 73 armed forces personnel have been referred to the Prevent programme, which tackles potential terrorists, between 2018 and 2023

Laura Farris told a BBC Question Time audience that victory in Ukraine is the only way 'we can remove Putin from power' - but No10 said it's for Russians to decide