Duke and Duchess of Sussex granted security review after return to UK

The Royal and VIP Executive Committee (Ravec) will review the publicly funded police protection for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following their return to the UK as full-time residents. This marks the first risk assessment for Meghan since the couple stepped back as working royals in 2020. Ravec, which oversees tax-funded security for royalty and public figures, commissioned new risk assessments for both Harry and Meghan. The committee has requested the couple's schedules to inform their decision. This review comes after Harry lost a legal challenge regarding the withdrawal of automatic tax-funded security when they ceased being working royals. The couple's children recently switched schools, reportedly due to security concerns.

Prince Harry and Meghan's children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are changing schools after attending for only two days. This decision was made due to security concerns related to transporting the children. The family recently relocated to Britain after living in California for six years, and the children began their new school in September. The spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirmed the school change, citing concerns from their security team about the distance between their home and the original school, as well as heavy traffic in the area. The location of their home and the specific school details have been kept private.