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Prince Harry's children targeted by 'European paparazzi' while at school in England
Police are investigating two photographers after security staff saw them monitoring the children at school, prompting renewed concerns over the Sussexes’ safety.
- On Wednesday, British police began investigating after two men with backpacks were spotted patrolling the perimeter of the school attended by Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet; officers later identified them as international photographers using a rental van.
- Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, moved their children to this school two weeks ago after switching institutions in August due to security concerns regarding traffic patterns that strained their private security team's convoy.
- A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess branded the photographers' conduct "extraordinarily reckless," calling it an "unacceptable intrusion into the privacy of children" while the men monitored the grounds.
- British officials are currently reviewing the family's protection arrangements through a Home Office committee known as RAVEC, using evidence from this incident to evaluate threat levels and determine if state-funded security is warranted.
- While the incident occurred 48 hours after arrests near RAF Fairford, authorities confirmed no evidence links the photographers to the terror plot; however, it underscores regulatory gaps, as international photographers operate outside domestic press standards.
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A group of photographers were looking to take pictures of the sons of the Dukes of Sussex at school. Days earlier, alleged terrorists were arrested there.
·Madrid, Spain
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Harry and Meghan Call Out the “Extraordinarily Reckless” Paparazzi Circling Their Kids’ School
“It was an irresponsible and ill-considered way to conduct themselves in the vicinity of a school,” a spokesperson for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wrote, addressing photographers lingering outside of their children's school in England.
·New York, United States
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Prince Harry’s spokesman described as “unacceptable” the presence of photographers who traveled the perimeter of the school and observed the children.
·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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