Prince Harry and his family allowed to live in royal residence during visit to Britain
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Prince Harry and his family were offered accommodation at a royal residence during a visit in July, but without additional security measures. The Palace has not received a response to the offer.
Prince Harry and his family have been offered royal accommodation during their visit to the UK next month, but without additional security, reports the Daily Mail, writes UNN.
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Buckingham Palace has declined to comment on numerous reports circulated by the "Sussex team" that the Duke of Sussex plans to bring his wife Meghan and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to the UK for the first time in four years in July.
However, as the Daily Mail has learned, Harry and his family have been offered accommodation at a royal residence for use during the potential visit.
He was previously offered accommodation at Buckingham Palace but refused, stating it was not secure enough.
It is unclear whether he will be provided accommodation at any other royal residence, such as St James's Palace, Windsor, or Sandringham.
According to the publication, the palace has not yet received a response to the offer of accommodation for a potential summer visit, during which Harry also hopes to arrange a meeting with his father, King Charles III.
However, it has emerged that suggestions of "additional measures" regarding security during the potential visit are not true.
The palace's position remains unchanged: all security matters fall under the competence of the Home Office, the publication indicates.
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