Kelle And Jane Clash Over Prince Harry Trying To Pay For Police Protection | Loose Women

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When Prince Harry stepped down as a senior member of the royal family, he was no longer entitled to police protection, but now he’s seeking a judicial review of the Home Office’s decision. The Loose Women debate whether he should be able to pay for his own police security or not.

From series 26, broadcast on 17/01/22

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