Prince Harry has been given a British government threat-level assessment designed for U.K. residents, raising questions about whether it could mean a return to the country of his birth.

The Duke of Sussex has been pushing for an assessment by the Risk Management Board (RMB) of the Home Office for five years, but high-ranking officials told the High Court in London that it was unnecessary because his life is mainly based outside Britain.

Now, despite the government beating Harry in court, there has been a surprise about-turn and the prince will get his threat assessment after all, for reasons that are not entirely clear .

A move back to Britain might seem highly unlikely, but intriguingly would explain the sudden decision to give him an RMB assessment.

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