Prince Harry is "grandstanding against Meghan" by choosing to fly to the UK and appear in court for his two-day appeal against the Home Office, it has been claimed. The Duke of Sussex made the 5,000 mile trip to London for his appeal hearing in the High Court over his security arrangements - but the royal was not required to attend in person.

According to Prince Harry's lawyers in a court hearing, Harry and Meghan Markle "felt forced" to step back from the royal family as they were "not being protected by the institution."

Prince Harry was rushed out of court after a fan incident. The royal is seeking to overturn a security ruling that limits his U.K. security detail.

Prince Harry's decision to step back from his life as a working royal resulted in a "unique set of circumstances", a government barrister has told the Court of Appeal. Sir James Eadie KC said it was right to take a flexible approach to the level of personal security he should be given after he stepped back in early 2020.

Prince Harry returned to London's Royal Courts of Justice on Wednesday for his appeal over changes to his protection after he stepped down from royal duties, as the British government argued his security presented a "unique set of circumstances".

Prince Harry traveled from California to the United Kingdom to attend a court hearing on what could be his last chance to change the U.K. government's stance on his security. Flanked by what appeared to be personal security and police officers,

During the second day of an appeal hearing about his security in the U.K., Prince Harry was rushed out of a London courtroom by bodyguards as a woman screamed at the press, People reported. On April 9,

A woman shouted in support of Harry and lashed out at members of the press as she left the courtroom during day two of the Duke of Sussex's appeal in London As Prince Harry left a London courtroom, a woman in attendance shouted in support of the Duke of Sussex,

Prince Harry returned to court on Tuesday, April 9, for the second day of his legal fight over police protection in the U.K. The Duke of Sussex, 40, is appealing the government’s 2020 decision to strip him of automatic security after he and Meghan Markle stepped back from royal duties.