The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Family, News and Events 6: Aug. 2021- Oct. 2022

[camelot23ca]

Originally Posted by Queen Claude

I can't say for sure if he can afford to pay that caliber of firm indefinitely. but if he is willing to pay the legal fees needed to take action against the Home Office and the Met Police, and if he prevails, is willing to pay for Met Police protection, then presumably he has the means in the short-term.

Yes, I suppose that’s true. I guess, like a lot of Harry’s actions, the fight over Metropolitan Police protection doesn’t make sense to me, especially if he does have the money to pay for a decent alternative. So many people who are higher risk targets than the Sussexes travel to and from the UK with their own security teams. I’m sure the police have well established practices for passing on any relevant security concerns. I can understand Harry being nervous because the security situation isn’t the same as what he’s known all his life, but I do think there are better and easier ways to get what he needs here than involving the courts.

[Marengo]

As forwarded to us by winifred:

Originally Posted by winifred

Harry and Meghan will be in the UK on September 5 for the "One Young World Summit, an event which brings together young leaders from more than 190 countries, on September 5.

The Duchess of Sussex is a counsellor for the organisation, alongside Justin Trudeau, Sir Richard Branson, and Jamie Oliver, among others.

They will then head to Germany for the Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023 One Year to Go event, before returning to the UK for the WellChild Awards on September 8."

Source: Daily Mirror online.

[Curryong]

Looking forward to reading about the attendance at the One Young World Summit. Also Germany for the Invictus event and WellChild is always moving, a cause close to Harry’s heart. Wonder whether Archie and Lili will go with them.

[FigTree]

So he can come without the security. Because it won't be applied outside of royal appearances?

Doesn't that undermine the point?

I hope they have a good time at the events.

[Hallo girl]

Originally Posted by FigTree

So he can come without the security. Because it won't be applied outside of royal appearances?

Doesn't that undermine the point?

I hope they have a good time at the events.

Is that what was said, I understood it to be each visit would be assessed individually, I didn’t think anything was said about Royal Appearances only but I could be wrong. There is so much reported it is sometimes difficult to separate speculation from fact.

[Curryong]

Isn’t the security case pencilled in to be completed one way or another by the end of this month? I’m sure I read somewhere that it was.

[Ghost]

Originally Posted by Curryong

Isn’t the security case pencilled in to be completed one way or another by the end of this month? I’m sure I read somewhere that it was.

Sometime in September, I don’t remember when exactly.

[Alison H]

This is what the One Young World Summit's website says:

The One Young World 2022 Manchester Summit will be held at various venues across the city.

The Opening Ceremony will be held in the internationally renowned concert venue, Bridgewater Hall, home of the Hallé Orchestra. Digital Delegates will be able to join us on our Digital Platform.

Our Delegates and special guests will spend a transformative three days at the award-winning and iconic venue of Manchester Central, for a variety of speeches, panels, workshops and networking events.

Manchester Central is an award-winning venue in the heart of one of Europe's most vibrant cities; its vaulted arches and station clock have made the venue an iconic city feature for more than 140 years. Located in the heart of Manchester, a city bursting with character, the venue is surrounded by a vibrant cultural and social scene.

Evening social programmes will take place at a selection of Manchester venues, showcasing the thriving food and drink scene Manchester has to offer.

https://www.oneyoungworld.com/summit-2022

It says that counsellors and guest speakers are selected by the Board of Trustees, but doesn't name any names. I assume that there'll be some sort of police/security presence there, as there would be at any event with a large number of people.

[FigTree]

Originally Posted by Hallo girl

Is that what was said, I understood it to be each visit would be assessed individually, I didn’t think anything was said about Royal Appearances only but I could be wrong. There is so much reported it is sometimes difficult to separate speculation from fact.

I thought he only received it when appearing with the family and obviously staying on garded complexes. I thought he was upset about being chased by paparazzi at a private appearance last summer? Although I have since heard case by case

Either way the event in Manchester will have immense security. Its just the other one I guess.

Anyway it doesn't matter. I hope they have fun.

I do also find it noteworthy that it is only his grandmother, father and brother who get round the clock protection. Harry would have eventually had to pay privately if he wanted it anyway.

[Biri]

Originally Posted by Curryong

Wonder whether Archie and Lili will go with them.

They still don't attend school, so they can go

[FigTree]

Originally Posted by Biri

They still don't attend school, so they can go

I would say it depends on the amount of time they plan o staying. Dragging them for 3 or 4 days wouldn't really be worth it.

[muriel]

Originally Posted by Marengo

As forwarded to us by winifred:

Query if Harry & Meghan will be visiting HM on this trip?

[Sionevar]

Originally Posted by muriel

Query if Harry & Meghan will be visiting HM on this trip?

To be decided - no announcement there yet.

The Queen is scheduled to be in London on September 6 to meet the new British PM (Sunak or Truss), so they wouldn't even have to go to Balmoral to see her. Assuming she has the time, of course.

[Biri]

Originally Posted by FigTree

I would say it depends on the amount of time they plan o staying. Dragging them for 3 or 4 days wouldn't really be worth it.

But we have to take also Queen's age for consideration

[FigTree]

Originally Posted by Biri

But we have to take also Queen's age for consideration

There was/is plenty of time to see her for two months this summer. Easter, Christmas and any other time. They don't use children in school and don't have office work commitments. They could come to see her whenever they want.

[Alison H]

I hope for her sake that they're able to see her whilst they're here, especially if she's going to be in London which is only 200 miles from Manchester.

[muriel]

Originally Posted by Alison H

I hope for her sake that they're able to see her whilst they're here, especially if she's going to be in London which is only 200 miles from Manchester.

If you are suggesting a meeting from the Queen's perspective, given all that has gone on, I am not that sure that the Queen will be that keen to see H&M.

[TLLK]

I found this news to be interesting as it benefits Prince Harry's charity, Sentebale.


https://twitter.com/Gertsroyals/stat...7Ctwgr%5Etweet

The Royal Foundation continues to make bi-annual donations (January & July) to @Sentebale
to reflecting Prince Harry’s share of income from the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. That 50% share of income equaled £9,683 in 2021.

[rominet09]

Originally Posted by FigTree

There was/is plenty of time to see her for two months this summer. Easter, Christmas and any other time. They don't use children in school and don't have office work commitments. They could come to see her whenever they want.

Exactly they are completely free !

[iceflower]

The Duke of Sussex has paid a three-day visit to Mozambique:


** dm article: Prince Harry makes surprise three-day solo visit to Mozambique where he was spotted visiting..**