David Blunkett says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should be provided with a “limited” level of royal security. He argues that the protection should be tailored rather than fixed, with adjustments made as circumstances change.
Blunkett adds that security arrangements could be upgraded or downgraded over time depending on the perceived threat level. The comment is presented as a view on how future protection should be managed, linking the intensity of security to ongoing risk assessments. The coverage emphasizes the idea of flexibility in security provision rather than a single, permanent standard.
Across the reporting, the focus remains on Blunkett’s recommendation and the conditions under which it could change. There is no additional shared detail in the provided excerpts about specific security decisions, timelines, or official government or royal authority responses.
