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Photographer says Archie and Lilibet should receive UK police protection
Royal photographer Arthur Edwards says Prince Harry and Meghan's children should receive taxpayer-funded protection in the UK.
Archie and Lilibet have moved from the US to Britain with their parents and are attending a school in the Cotswolds.
The children were recently involved in a police investigation after two men were seen looking into grounds and monitoring children, according to the Sussexes.
The UK government is reviewing the Sussexes' security arrangements for the first time in six years, although they are not working members of the royal family.
At present, Harry and Meghan can contact a police liaison officer and have private bodyguards who are not allowed to carry weapons.
The review will determine their level of protection in Britain, but no decision has been announced.
Royal photographer Arthur Edwards says Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet should receive official protection in the UK.
The children have moved from the United States to Britain and are enrolled in a British school.
A UK government security review is examining the protection arrangements for Prince Harry and Meghan for the first time in six years.
The Sussexes said two men watched the grounds where children were present, prompting a police investigation.
Edwards said the children should be able to spend time with their cousins and receive royal protection.
- Who
- Arthur Edwards, a longtime royal photographer, says Archie and Lilibet should receive protection.
- What
- He called for the children to receive royal or taxpayer-funded police protection in the UK.
- When
- The articles were published on October 26, 2026; a government security review is underway.
- Where
- The UK, where the Sussex children have moved and attend school.
- Why
- Edwards says they should be protected from risks such as kidnapping.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Ravec last reviewed the couple’s security, according to Nine.com.au.
Harry and Meghan moved their children back to the UK, according to Yahoo.
Harry and Meghan returned to public duty together in Nottingham, according to Nine.com.au.
Harry and Meghan made a joint public appearance in Nottingham, according to Yahoo.
The articles reported Edwards’s call for protection and the ongoing security review.
- Children
- Prince Archie, 7; Princess Lilibet, 5
- Photographer
- Arthur Edwards
- Security review
- Ravec is reviewing the Sussexes’ UK protection for the first time in six years
- School
- The children attend a British school in the Cotswolds, according to Nine.com.au
- Move
- The children moved from the US to the UK, with Yahoo reporting August 2026
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What people are saying
They should get royal protection, because if they were kidnapped, there would be uproar.
I'm glad he's back, and I hope he gets involved.