Summary
- Dai Davies, a former head of royal protection, told The Sun that the presence of paparazzi did not amount to a security incident and questioned the significance of incidents cited by the couple’s security team.
- “It’s not unrealistic to expect some paparazzi who will chance their arm; the security team can deal with that easily.” Davies also criticized a comparison between the school incident and a recent security incident at RAF Fairford, saying: “There’s no comparison to Fairford.
- It’s bordering on shameless but ridiculous as well.” Royal author Robert Jobson also criticized the couple’s handling of their security concerns, telling The Sun that their public statements could affect discussions with the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC), which reviews protective security arrangements for senior public figures.
AI Generated Summary
Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have faced criticism from a former Metropolitan Police protection chief and a royal commentator over their handling of a recent incident involving photographers near their children’s school in Britain.





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