Prince Harry and Meghan enjoy a casual lunch at a Cotswolds pub during their UK visit.

The couple ordered specific pub dishes: Meghan had gluten-free beer-battered haddock and chips with mushy peas and tartare sauce, while Harry chose chicken, ham and leek pie with seasonal greens, mashed potatoes and gravy.
The Falkland Arms is a 16th-century pub in Great Tew, Oxfordshire, with traditional features including flagstone floors and low, beamed ceilings.
Harry has made several other public appearances during the UK stay, including the WellChild Awards and the Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner and Awards, and also travelled to New York for events.
The Sun reported that the couple are still seeking taxpayer-funded armed police protection, and that the issue resurfaced after they complained about paparazzi outside their children's school.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were photographed holding hands on their first joint public outing in Britain since returning to the UK for an extended stay with their children. The Mirror reported the couple enjoyed a £36 lunch at The Falkland Arms, a 16th-century pub in Great Tew, Oxfordshire, where staff said they received no special treatment and were treated like local visitors.
Their children, Archie and Lilibet, were at school during the visit. The Wiltshire Times noted this marked their first public outing together since the couple's high-profile return to the UK.
At The Falkland Arms, Meghan ordered gluten-free beer-battered haddock and chips with mushy peas and tartare sauce. Harry chose chicken, ham and leek pie with seasonal greens, mashed potatoes and gravy. The Witney Gazette described the pub as a traditional Cotswold inn featuring flagstone floors and low, beamed ceilings, dating back to the 16th century.
The pub lunch comes as Harry has made multiple public appearances during his UK stay. He attended the WellChild Awards and the Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner and Awards. Harry also travelled to New York for additional events, keeping a full schedule since returning to Britain.
The Sun reported that Harry and Meghan continue seeking taxpayer-funded armed police protection. The issue resurfaced after the couple complained about paparazzi gathered outside their children's school. Security remains a contentious issue during their UK stay.
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