Overview
- James Corden announced on Tuesday that Prince Harry will appear on his Fox programme After Hours in the coming weeks to discuss the World Cup and other topics.
- The announcement comes as Mr Harry prepares to travel to Britain for a one-year-to-go Invictus Games event in Birmingham and the security arrangements for a mid-July visit remain unsettled.
- The Sussex team says an independent Risk Management Board set up under RAVEC has not yet met and argues that without that assessment proportional, person-focused protection cannot be determined.
- UK reporting says the Home Office refused an official request for taxpayer-funded police protection, the King has offered royal accommodation and Buckingham Palace says it is waiting for Harry’s decision.
- With the security gap unresolved, the couple say they are exploring options to keep the visit safe and the dispute could decide whether Meghan and their children, Archie and Lilibet, accompany him; watchers will look for a RAVEC meeting or a Home Office reversal next.