‘Lapse’ in standards around Prince Harry interview coverage, BBC admits
- The BBC admitted to a "lapse" in its editorial standards regarding its coverage of Prince Harry's interview about his UK security arrangements.
- The BBC acknowledged it failed to adequately challenge Prince Harry's claims of a "stitch-up" by the establishment regarding his security case, and should have included perspectives from the Home Office and Buckingham Palace.
- The Home Office and Buckingham Palace maintained their positions, emphasizing the robustness of the UK's security system and the repeated and thorough examination of these issues by the courts.
- Security expert Richard Aitch, interviewed on the program, echoed Prince Harry's sentiments, asserting the decision was a "stitch-up" and criticizing the lack of a threat and risk assessment.
- In the interview, Prince Harry expressed his desire for reconciliation with his family, claiming the security situation, influenced by the establishment, prevents him from visiting the UK unless invited.
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