The royal family has spoken out — through a terse Buckingham Palace statement — after a United Kingdom court denied Prince Harry’s request for security protection, and after Harry said he wouldn’t bring his family back to his home country. “All of these issues have been examined repeatedly and meticulously by the courts, with the same conclusion reached on each occasion,” the Buckingham Palace statement said, per The Washington Post. When Harry stepped back from working-royal status in 2020, the Royal and VIP Executive Committee stripped him of the full protection afforded to senior royals in the family, which includes specially trained police officers with access to British intelligence information, according to the Post. A U.K. court ruled this February that Harry was not entitled to full protection, and the prince appealed that ruling. But on Friday, May 2, the Court of Appeal upheld the earlier decision, with Judge Geoffrey Vos…
