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Prince Harry<\/strong>\u2018s security arrangements in the United Kingdom may be updated. The decision not to give the Duke of Sussex<\/a> his armed protection full-time while in the UK may soon change. The news came after a request to the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) to review the security policies. Now, experts have pointed out that this new security development can \u201copen doors\u201d to a royal family reunion.<\/p>\n The new update on Prince Harry\u2019s security arrangements when he is in the UK, reportedly suggests that a \u201creconciliation\u201d between the Duke of Sussex and the royal family is \u201cpossible.\u201d Ian Pelham Turner, a royal expert, told Fox News Digital<\/a> that \u201cIf the reports are true that the Government body RAVEC has now established that Harry and the family can receive full protection whilst in Great Britain, then it shows that perhaps Harry was right all the time to seek legal confirmation on this fact.\u201d<\/p>\n In the meantime, the expert further explained, \u201cIt means that situations are fast approaching.\u201d Turner then said, \u201cThat a thaw in relationships is moving forward and that a reconciliation with all the family is possible.\u201d <\/p>\n Meanwhile, according to the news outlet, the British government began denying complete police protection to Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle<\/a>, back in 2020. It happened after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex left their royal life in the UK to settle in the US.<\/p>\nPrince Harry regaining security hints that \u2018reconciliation with all the family is possible,\u2019 per expert<\/h2>\n