Doing the interview was a smart move. Should another "unfortunate accident" ever happen, it will be on the record that Harry fought tooth and nails to be provided with security( unlike what happened with Diana, they won't be able to spin it as "oh but she did not want Royal security").
Why the quotes for “unfortunate accident”? Do you think it wasn’t unfortunate, or it wasn’t an accident?
As mentioned in the interview, the fact that he is not a working royal is irrelevant.
Do you think Andrew should have full-time security then, as a child of the monarch, non-working royal and ex-military who fought in a war? And his daughters? At least they live here, where the UK police have jurisdiction.
Former PMs (yes lettuce Liz Truss included) despite having served for X years are still entitled to life long security. He did not choose this position and he should be entitled to security.
Former PMs have made decisions that affect millions of people, for better or worse. They are also privy to state secrets and intelligence that would, in the wrong hands, imperil the nation. Keeping them safe is about what’s best for the country. This is not the case for Harry. Plus ex PMs do not have the option of staying in a royal residence, with the built-in security that it provides.
I simply believe that his family do not care whether he lives or dies( his innocent kids included).
QE2 did actually write a letter asking for Harry to be kept safe, if you remember. But she and now Charles quite rightly have no say in the security that he receives at our expense, it’s a governmental decision. The monarch does not get to choose how our money is spent. Who knows if any of them want him dead (I doubt it) but if they did it would be irrelevant.