Monday, 5 September: One Young World 2022 Manchester Summit It is understood the couple and event organisers have arranged security after Harry was told he was no longer entitled to taxpayer-funded official armed police bodyguards.Ī spokesman for Greater Manchester Police confirmed its officers were not involved, adding that security for the event had been ‘privately sourced’. Specialist dog teams were seen at the Bridgewater Hall, where Meghan will give her speech. 'One would have thought if such concerns existed, the best place to be would be next to the family, but there you go,' the palace insider said of their alleged safety worries. The couple has asked private security firms to provide a ‘ring of steel’ in Manchester for their appearance at the One Young World young leaders’ forum, amid a row over who pays for their protection on UK soil. Harry and Meghan, who currently reside in California, are in the UK this week for two charity events. The couple are travelling to Manchester on Monday where Meghan, 41, is due to give a speech on gender equality. Insiders allege he continues to find Harry, 37, and Meghan's jibes at the Royal Family 'painful' and is 'completely bewildered' by their behaviour. News of the declined invitation surfaced after Charles, 73, was pictured heading to church in Balmoral alone Sunday morning. 'But the invitation was declined, as it has been before,' the source said, adding that Charles hasn't 'wavered' on his attempts to have a relationship with his son 'despite the attacks which seem to be coming with increased vigour.' The insiders told The Mirror that Charles had thought the Sussexes staying with him would be a 'good opportunity for everyone to take stock and relax.' The Prince of Wales told the couple they were 'always welcome' at his home ahead of their trip to the UK, palace sources confirmed.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle declined an 'open invitation' to stay with Prince Charles at his Scottish holiday house on the Balmoral estates. She also claimed in an article in The Cut that 'by existing, we were upsetting the dynamic of the hierarchy'īy Natasha Anderson and Matthew Lodge For Mailonline and Claire Duffin and Rebecca English for the Daily Mail.In an interview Meghan said her husband had 'lost' his father after they left the UK to go to the United States.Sources say he is 'completely bewildered' by the couple's behaviour after relations had been partly healed.It is claimed Prince Charles is hurt by Harry and Meghan's continued 'painful' jibes towards the royal family.He thought the Sussexes staying with him would be a 'good opportunity for everyone to take stock and relax'.Harry and Meghan reportedly declined Prince Charles' invitation to stay at his house on the Balmoral estates.Harry and Meghan 'turn down Prince Charles' open invitation' to stay with him at Balmoral during their trip to the UK after he 'reiterated' that the couple are 'always welcome' - despite his 'pain' at their jibes towards the Royal Family

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