Mr Justice Swift yesterday ruled a full judicial review can be held into part of the Duke of Sussex’s complaint about the ending of automatic police protection for him and his family. Other parts were rejected at the High Court.
US-based Harry, 37, wants the right to be able to pay for specialist guards with access to latest official intelligence.
But the Home Office refused, saying rich individuals cannot buy such police protection.
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