Harry can’t envisage bringing family to UK as appeal dismissedpublished at 17:41 British Summer Time

Prince Harry attended the Court of Appeal hearing in London last month
Harry has lost his latest court battle against the Home Office over changes to his security arrangements since stepping back as a working royal.
Over the last hours, we reported that the Court of Appeal has upheld a previous ruling, supporting the government's decision to decide Harry's security on a case-by-case basis.
Judge Geoffrey Vos said Harry's arguments were "powerful", but found there was not enough legal basis for a challenge.
Harry has said his security has been a factor in not bringing Meghan and their family back to the UK. But, after today's ruling, the Home Office called their security system "rigorous" and "proportionate".
In an exclusive interview with the BBC, Harry said he is "devastated" by the decision.
"I can't see a world in which I would bring my wife and children back to the UK at this point."
We'll be ending our live coverage soon, but you can read more about the judgement and the interview in our news stories.