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2 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Neil Sears |Kamal Sultan
Prince Harry was escorted from a High Court hearing about his security arrangements today shielded by his burly bodyguards after an agitated supporter disrupted proceedings. The bespectacled supporter – a diminutive, shaven-headed black woman who looked in her 50s – had attracted attention after arriving late to the public gallery, and repeatedly shifting in her seat and fiddling and fidgeting with two phones and a notebook.
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2 weeks ago | 
thisismoney.co.uk | Neil Sears |Kamal Sultan
Prince Harry’s barrister today ended his appeal for the return of full taxpayer-funded security protection with a claim that its removal has left the royal's life 'at stake'. The Duke of Sussex has flown 5,000 miles from California to attend a two-day hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in London to win automatic state security for him and his family.
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2 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Neil Sears |Rebecca English |Martin Robinson
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2 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Neil Sears |Rebecca English |Martin Robinson
Prince Harry flies in for his day in court: Duke of Sussex complains of his 'inferior treatment' in battle with the Home Office over police protectionBy NEIL SEARS and REBECCA ENGLISH and MARTIN ROBINSON Published: 17:08 EDT, 8 April 2025 | Updated: 17:11 EDT, 8 April 2025 Prince Harry feels he has been ‘singled out’ for ‘unjustified, inferior treatment’ since quitting royal duties, the Court of Appeal heard.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Martin Robinson |Neil Sears
Prince Harry feels he has been 'singled out' for 'unjustified, inferior treatment' since Megxit, the Court of Appeal in London heard today. The Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle 'felt forced to step back' from frontline royal duties in 2020 'as they considered they were not being protected by the institution', his KC Shaheed Fatima has said.
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2 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Neil Sears
He could easily lay claim to being Britain’s stupidest burglar. For career house-breaker Barry Lowery, 49, has finally been jailed - after leaving his prison ID in a house he raided. Bungling Lowery handed police the golden opportunity to catch him by providing detectives with the most vital of clues, which included his name and picture.
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2 weeks ago | 
thisismoney.co.uk | Neil Sears
He could easily lay claim to being Britain’s stupidest burglar. For career house-breaker Barry Lowery, 49, has finally been jailed - after leaving his prison ID in a house he raided. Bungling Lowery handed police the golden opportunity to catch him by providing detectives with the most vital of clues, which included his name and picture.
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3 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Neil Sears
America's Vice-President last night predicted Greenlanders would choose independence from Denmark. In a defiant speech during a fleeting visit to a US base on Greenland, JD Vance warned of threatening Russian and Chinese activity in the Arctic in recent years. He said Donald Trump was right to talk of taking over the territory, which has been under Danish control for three centuries. But he played down the prospect of US troops being sent to take the island by force.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | David Churchill |Neil Sears
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1 month ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Neil Sears
Parents campaigning over their daughter’s death from online ‘diet drugs’ have overturned a ruling she killed herself. Their victory, aided by the Daily Mail, came with a groundbreaking decision by judges to simply rewrite the findings of a previous inquest, without the need for a fresh hearing. Justice for others wronged by coroners’ findings should now be easier. Beth Shipsey, 21, died eight years ago, after she went online to buy lethal pesticide ‘DNP’, advertised as a ‘fat burning’ product.
