Prince Harry's savage swipe at late Queen's top aide has major flaw in security case

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While Prince Harry fought in court to have his security paid for when he returns to the UK, his lawyers are said to have taken a big swipe at the late Queen Elizabeth's top aide.The lawsuits, which eventually ruled against the prince, saw the judge seemingly suggest the accusations were wide of the mark.As the feud among the royals continues, senior palace staff laid bare their thoughts as Harry attempted to have his police bodyguards reinstated.Last year, the duke's legal team accused Sir Edward Young of failing to pass on a private payment offer that Harry made in a bid to keep the armed officers.

Young was the late Queen's private secretary.However, as the judge dismissed the case in a 51-page judgement, it was claimed that the offer had been discussed between top government aides in 2020 on the actual day that Harry made it, the Mirror reports.In the ruling, the chair of RAVEC, who are the Home Office committee that decide on who gets police protection, said he agreed with then Cabinet Secretary Sir Mark Sedwill's decision to reject the offer.Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, a top security company has revealed how much Harry's security would be likely to cost on a daily basis in the UK.It's not surprising that costs can soar as the days pass by for an operation that requires such a high level of detail and attention.

The experienced security experts at Titan Security Group explained that for a VIP like Harry, four Close Protection Personnel and two to three bulletproof SUVs or cars are required to protect him. Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. The detail that would go into planning his routes and analysing any potential threats