UK police apply for 'no-fly' zone above Windsor Castle

Much has been made of the fractious relationship between Prince William and Price Harry in recent years since the younger of the two brothers left the UK and his position as a senior royal. But now, an old exchange between the pair in which they discuss family tensions and the reality of working together has come to light.

Prince Harry has recently raised concerns about his safety during trips to the UK. He has even threatened legal action to acquire security for his family after his request to buy police protection was denied.Therefore, it is unknown if Harry, wife Meghan Markle and their two young children - Archie and Lilibet - will be attending Prince Philip's memorial service which is set to take place in the Spring, following his death in April last year at the age of 99.

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While they might be a family, the Queen doesn’t let that stand in the way of sticking to Royal protocol. Prince Harry may have tried to occasionally convince his grandmother to bend the rules, the HRH always stands her ground. From coveted Palace living quarters to borrowing Royal jewels, the couple has put in appeals for all sorts during their time as working royals and also since then.This week he complained that he and his wife Meghan Markle, 40, and their two children wouldn’t be able to visit the UK without state security, with some royal experts guessing the move hasn’t impressed HRH.

The Queen has access to a number of properties up and down the country.

Taking legal action. Prince Harry applied for a judicial review regarding a previous Home Office decision, in which he is unable to personally fund police protection for his family while in England.

This is the face of the teenager who is suspected of climbing into Windsor Castle with a crossbow in a bid to 'assassinate the Queen '.

While Queen Elizabeth II was celebrating Christmas at Windsor Castle on Saturday, December 25, a man armed with a crossbow was arrested on the grounds.

Christmas Day.The video, obtained by The Sun newspaper, showed a masked person in a dark hoodie holding a crossbow and addressing the camera with a distorted voice, saying they wanted to “assassinate" Queen Elizabeth II.The Sun said the video was sent from the suspect's Snapchat account shortly before he was arrested.Police said they arrested a 19-year-old man within the grounds of Windsor Castle after a security breach took place on Christmas morning.

Following a search, the man was found to be carrying a crossbow, which was recovered by the police at the time of arrest.

The Queen's security should be reviewed after a third breach this year, according to an ex-royal bodyguard.

An 'intruder' who was allegedly found in the grounds of Windsor Castle has been sectioned under the Mental Health Act.

Queen Elizabeth II got quite the scare on Christmas!

A 19-year-old man bearing what police termed “an offensive weapon” was arrested Christmas morning on the grounds of Windsor Castle, the chief residence of Britain’s monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. The queen was on the premises at the time, celebrating the holiday with Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, according to multiple reports. The man did not enter any buildings and the queen was unharmed.

Armed police pounced on an intruder feared to be carrying a crossbow at Windsor Castle as the Queen was preparing for Christmas Day mass.

Armed cops apprehended a Windsor Castle intruder reported to have been 'carrying a crossbow' on Christmas Day - as the Queen was preparing for mass.