Prince Harry will not be able to appeal a court decision preventing him from enjoying security in the UK

he Duke of SussexEnrique, the youngest son of King Charles III of EnglandYou will not be able to appeal the ruling High Court in London About the devices necessary for their personal safety and the safety of their families while in the UK, a judicial spokesman indicated on Monday.

Youngest son of King Charles III Today he suffered a setback in his legal battle with the British judiciary regarding his safety when traveling to his country of origin, after witnessing the rejection of his “initial request to appeal” the ruling of that court.

he Prince Henrywho resides in the United States with his wife, Megan And his two children filed a lawsuit against the British Home Office after the so-called Executive Committee for Protection A member of the royal family and public figure (Ravik) has decided that he will no longer receive the same degree of publicly funded protection when traveling to this country.

Ravik's decision was made following the change in the Duke's 'status' following his official retirement as a 'full-time active member of the British Royal Family'.

Retired judge Peter Lindismissed the prince's case in February and concluded that Ravik's approach was neither irrational nor unfair.

After this ruling, a spokesman for Harry announced that he would appeal the ruling, and that he was “confident that he will obtain justice from the Court of Appeal.”

However, a judicial spokesman confirmed today to British media that Harry lost “Your initial request to appeal this decision”although he can still apply directly to that country's Court of Appeal for leave to lodge an appeal.

Enrique confirms that his two children, Archie And Lilibetwhich he shares with his wife, Megan, “I can't feel like I'm at home” when they're home United kingdom If “it is not possible to keep them safe” in that country.

“The UK is central to my children's backgrounds and is a place where I want them to feel at home, just like where they live now in the US,” Harry said, believing “this couldn't happen if we didn't do this.” It is possible to keep them safe when they are on British soil.