Al Qaida asked to kill Prince Harry

Disclosures to the process in which it is involved Prince Harry in the UK. The prince Harry He attended the second day of hearings at the London Court of Appeal on Wednesday, examining his appeal against the British government’s decision to reduce the level of protection provided by the police during his visits to the United Kingdom, AFP reports.

Wednesday’s hearing is partially carried out with closed doors, due to the sensitive character of the information aimed at the security of King Charles III and the potential threats to which he is exposed.

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, moved to the US after choosing to give up their royal obligations in 2020. They then lost the right to benefit from the systematic police protection, provided for the active members of the Royal Family, paid by the British taxpayers, and the Ministry of Interior (Home Office) has decided to provide them with a protection from case.

Prince Harry opened an action in court in 2021 to challenge that decision. After his request was rejected in the first instance last year, he appealed to the London Court of Appeal.

The lawyer of the British Ministry of Interior, James Eadie, began his plea on Wednesday, while Prince Harry listened carefully, sometimes discussing one of his lawyers and having a notebook and a pen.

On Tuesday, the lawyer of the Duke of Sussex, Shaheed Fatima, mourned that Prince Harry ‘was the subject of a different, unjustified and inferior treatment.

In the written conclusions, the lawyers of the British prince spoke about threats to his security and his family. They said that ‘Al Qaida asked his killing’ and that he and Meghan were caught in a dangerous ‘follow-up’ in New York in May 2023.

This is a very sensitive topic for Harry, whose mother, Princess Diana, lost her life after a car accident in Paris in 1997, while being followed by paparazzi.

Prince Harry, who lives in California with Meghan and their two children, away from the other British Royal Family, states that these security issues are a brake for his stay in the United Kingdom.

His last known meeting with his father, King Charles III, dates back over a year and took place shortly after the announcement about the cancer with which the sovereign was diagnosed. The British monarch and his wife, Queen Camilla, make a state visit to Italy during this period, where she celebrates the 20th anniversary of their marriage.

The two days of hearings scheduled at the London Court of Appeal will end on Wednesday. The London court will issue its sentence, in writing, at a later date, which has not yet been specified.