Harry and Meghan’s meeting with the King is ‘proof positive’ they can quietly ‘slip in and out’ of Britain whenever they like – making a mockery of all the ‘drama’ over their security, argues RICHARD KAY

The success of Prince Harry‘s quiet trip to Britain shows that anonymity is in fact the best form of security, not round-the-clock police protection, the Daily Mail’s Richard Kay has argued.

Despite reportedly threatening not to bring his wife and children to the UK over concerns for their safety, Buckingham Palace confirmed last Friday that Harry, Meghan, Archie and Lilibet enjoyed a private cup of tea with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove.

The world’s media only learned the meeting had taken place after the family left, via an official statement by the Palace, and it is still not known where

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