The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's planned return to Britain dominates UK front pages on Thursday, with unanswered questions about the family's security arrangements the chief concern.
The news broke on Wednesday that Prince Harry and Meghan will move back for an extended stay, with their children enrolled at British schools for the start of term next month — but the couple will not resume duties as working members of the royal family.
King Charles was informed of the decision on Sunday, despite Harry having visited the UK and met his father in July without raising the matter.
Olly Barratt reports from Buckingham Palace.
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Olly Barratt at Buckingham Palace says the long-running dispute over the family's security may be closer to resolution than previously thought.
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