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Royal expert puzzled over Meghan Markle's UK return - 'Where did security threats go?'

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By Brian Dillon
| MSN UK Verified
A royal expert has warned that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "cannot have it both ways" after it was revealed that they will bring their children to the UK. It has been an ongoing saga for the past couple of weeks, with the family originally planning to be in the UK in time for the Invictus Games. However, due to difficulties in getting a level of security protection that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex see fit for any potential UK trip, Harry travelled to the UK on his own this week.
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Prince Harry savaged for 'toxic' behaviour - 'playing a game'

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By Brian Dillon
| MSN UK Verified
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been criticised for their actions over the past couple of weeks, as Meghan is set to join the Duke of Sussex for a brief period during his trip to the UK. Harry landed in the UK earlier this week, and after his defeat in court, he is set to reunite with his father , King Charles III.
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Major airline ditches boarding passes for facial recognition - flies to 5 UK airports

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By Brian Dillon
| MSN UK Verified
A major airline has announced plans to implement facial recognition for passengers flying from one major airport, negating the need for boarding passes. The new face ID system has launched at Qatar's main airport, which allows passengers to use their faces as boarding passes when boarding a Qatar Airways flight .
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