In today's iteration, "Who snubbed who.""We are reviewing Prince Harry's recent trip to the UK.Through a spokesperson, he revealed that his father, King Charles, had turned down the opportunity to meet with him while he was returning to his native country to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games."In response to many inquiries and ongoing speculation about whether the Duke will meet with his father while in the UK, this week will unfortunately be impossible due to His Majesty's full program," the spokesperson said. "The Duke, of course, understands the diary of his father's promise and various other priorities and wants to see him soon."

Well, every story has 2 aspects and usually the truth is somewhere between them. According to the Daily Mail, the other side has come out, which claims that it was Harry who turned down a meeting with Charles in London because it did not come with the security provisions that Harry was seeking. It has also been re-up that Harry chose to stay at the hotel after being offered to stay in the Royal family, after first gaining traction shortly after his stay in the UK.

Let's unpack this: According to the Daily Mail, Harry is said to have "rejected his father's offer [to stay on royal property] because it did not come with taxpayer-funded personal security provisions, so he stayed in "a visible place without public entrance and exit points and police protection." "It's going to be a lot of fun," the outlet reported. According to the Telegraph, "Instead, he chose to stay in a hotel — perhaps with the public — because it meant that he was "able to go back and forth to the invisible."He decided to stay in his house.

The Telegraph claimed that Harry "remains devastated" about the withdrawal of his automatic rights to police protection, which he is still fighting home office through British courts. He must now give the Metropolitan Police a 28-day notice before coming to the UK. If he wishes to apply for a security offer, the Daily Mail writes, "Each request, individually assessed by RAVEC, the commission overseeing the protection of royalties and public figures,

while it remains unclear exactly where the king provided Harry with a room, "St James's Palace has a strong potential." "Princess Beatrice has a permanent apartment there, but Princess Anne has a suite of rooms and a parking lot to use while staying in London. Other members of the Royal family use it on an ad hoc basis.

Perhaps most importantly, it is directly adjacent to Clarence House, the King and Queen's London home. In terms of meetings, Harry would have stayed in St James, "allowing a place where father and son would meet in relative privacy, and would have been guarded around the clock by a 'ring of steel'," according to the Daily Mail. "In fact, every royal residence — one of which Harry was offered — is, unlike London hotels, equipped with armed guards at doorways and boasts the most sophisticated security system in the country to protect working members of the family.

Buckingham Palace did not comment directly on this, but the Daily Mail reported on a statement by Harry's spokesperson that "Harry was keen to see his father, but strongly suggested that the king was in fact "too busy to see him." But since then it has become clear that while his Majesty certainly had a packed program of promises that week, the King made a conciliatory overture that would have allowed him to see his son.

As the Telegraph said, if the invitation [for Harry to stay at the Royal Palace] was accepted, it might have provided an opportunity to spend time together outside of their hectic schedule.

Charles and Harry last met each other in person when Harry flew out of their Los Angeles home on May 2, when they learned of their father's cancer diagnosis. I went to London to spend 2-6 minutes with my father on the day Camilla and I were leaving for Sandringham for 30 minutes. Harry was back in England from 5/7 until he and his wife Meghan Markle arrived in Nigeria on 5/10, during which time he hosted a Thanksgiving service honoring the 10・year Invictus games at St Paul's Cathedral in London, just a few miles away from where the king was hosting a garden party at the same time. It was a great opportunity for me to be a part of the team. It is still unclear when Harry will return to his native country to make another visit.