Sussexes denied private armed guards in Holland after Prince Harry claims ‘unfair’ ruling

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Prince Harry has been warned he and wife Meghan won’t be allowed armed guards when they visit The Netherlands for the Invictus Games.The Sussexes are due to attend the opening ceremony of the games in The Hague on Saturday [April 16] in what is the couple’s first visit to Europe since they quit royal life and moved to the US.

But last night Dutch authorities said Harry and Meghan's private close protection officers cannot be armed if they travel to the country for the four-day long games.

Harry launched the event, which sees injured or sick serving and veteran army personnel from around the world compete in sporting events, in 2014.

The couple are believed to employ their own armed guards in the US but they aren’t permitted to use them when they come to Britain - and it seems the Dutch authorities agree.

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