Prince Harry court documents claim Al Qaeda called for him to be killed after he wrote about killing Taliban fighters in Spare - as he vows to appeal decision to downgrade his personal security and insists, 'I'm not asking for preferential treatment' : vimarsana.com

Prince Harry court documents claim Al Qaeda called for him to be killed after he wrote about killing Taliban fighters in Spare - as he vows to appeal decision to downgrade his personal security and insists, 'I'm not asking for preferential treatment'

The Duke of Sussex wants to appeal the High Court ruling after he took action over a decision to downgrade his taxpayer-funded personal security when he visits Britain.

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