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Prince Harry sits down in exclusive interview with BBC
The Duke of Sussex has told the BBC he "would love a reconciliation" with the Royal Family.

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He should be protected. This is family hostility at play. It's not fair, whether you like him or not.
your welcomeThank you for explaining how this works Daisys and Diamonds and sharing your view. I find the breakdown of any family very sad. I also don’t understand deliberately saying or doing things to be hurtful.
Thank you posting this interview @kenny.
I find all of this terribly sad. I look at this situation and see a lot of hurt and pain on the sides of all involved. Losing people you love is extremely devastating.
Regardless of if this family ever reconciles, Harry and his family need and deserve to be protected.
I’m very curious about how @Ally T, @Austina, @Daisys and Diamonds and anyone from that part of the world views this.
So just wondering if this report that I read is not accurate? The information I read is all over the place about what he was asking for.
But Harry has argued that his private protection team in the US does not have access to UK intelligence information which is needed to keep his wife and children safe.
He therefore wants access to his previous level of security when in the country, but wants to fund the security himself, rather than ask taxpayers to foot the bill after he stepped down as a senior member of the Royal Family.
Although I don’t live there anymore @Calliecake, I wholeheartedly agree with everything that @Daisys and Diamonds has written.
As far as I know, yes, the protection officers assigned to guard the royal family, are armed. They are from a special branch of the Police specially trained for their duties.
It can be argued that Princess Di was killed by the press/paparazzi, the same goons who stalk Harry and his family.
Seeing his mum taken out by those goons had to be very injurious to the 12 year old boy.
He understands at a subconscious / visceral level the so-called free press can be deadly for their targets.
And, yes I'm a hypocrite for being interested in royalty.
The money we pay for our Netflix subscription to watch The Crown contributes to the intrusive & snooping industry that killed Di.
I don't blame Harry for being afraid.
But, as has been posted, he chose to leave royal service, then he wrote "Spare", which, factual or not, wounded the image of the royal family and broke the rules.
But then again, he didn't ask to be born into that crazy shitshow, of which he IS a victim.
Royalty is not right.
It should just stop, everywhere in the world.
It's as wrong as slavery.
I see royalty as the opposite side of the same coin.
The coin I'd call 'Ultimate Unfairness'.
All the ill-gotten wealth, jewels, palaces, land, duchies should be sold off.
Return the jewels and art that the British Empire looted to countries they rightly belong.
The proceeds should all go towards reparations for the many harmed by it, especially the former British colonies.
Lay off the royals.
They can get job training and do something else, like many of us have had to do after a painful layoff.
They aren't special; their blood red like yours and mine.
It can be argued that Princess Di was killed by the press/paparazzi, the same goons who stalk Harry and his family.
Seeing his mum taken out by those goons had to be very injurious to the 12 year old boy.
He understands at a subconscious / visceral level the so-called free press can be deadly for their targets.
And, yes I'm a hypocrite for being interested in royalty.
The money we pay for our Netflix subscription to watch The Crown contributes to the intrusive & snooping industry that killed Di.
I don't blame Harry for being afraid.
But, as has been posted, he chose to leave royal service, then he wrote "Spare", which, factual or not, wounded the image of the royal family and broke the rules.
But then again, he didn't ask to be born into that crazy shitshow, of which he IS a victim.