Prince Harry, Meghan and their two children have landed in Britain, completing their move back from California after six years away.
The family touched down at Birmingham Airport on a private charter jet and were met by their own security detail — not police protection funded by the state.
The couple say they are returning as private citizens and will not take on official royal duties, though King Charles has said he welcomes the chance to see more of his grandchildren.
Olly Barratt reports from London.
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Olly Barratt, our reporter in London, says the speed of the move surprised many — and that Prince Harry and his brother Prince William are still not believed to be in contact.
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Reporter Olly Barratt in London says the couple's standing with the British public remains a challenge, with polls showing them viewed less favourably than other senior royals.
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