Prince Harry says ‘bring on’ Invictus Games in UK despite security concerns
The Duke of Sussex has said “bring on” the next Invictus Games in the UK despite the security challenges it will present for him and his family. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the Games in Vancouver, the Duke, 40, told a crowd of 20,000 at the Rogers Stadium “the Games will go on” as he looked ahead to the 2027 event in Birmingham.
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