Prince Harry is reported to be reconsidering plans to bring his wife, Meghan, and their children to the UK for a visit next month, after his request for taxpayer-funded police protection was declined. Multiple outlets say the decision affects whether his family can travel with him for events connected to the Invictus Games in Birmingham in July. The Guardian reports that the Sussexes’ trip is in balance following the government’s refusal of the security request. Sky News also reports Harry is reconsidering bringing his family due to the security concerns. CBS News says Harry is “exploring every option” regarding how to proceed. NDTV reports that Harry arrives in Britain for a five-day visit that is expected to go ahead mostly without Meghan and the children, reflecting the security dispute. Other coverage referenced in the search results indicates uncertainty around the trip and discussion of alternative arrangements, but the consistent theme across sources is that the reported refusal of police protection is driving Harry’s reconsideration. The outlets also frame the events as part of a UK home visit after several years away as a family.