• Prince Harry and Meghan arrive in the UK with their children after six years in California.
• The family will live as private citizens in the Cotswolds and will not resume royal duties.
• Archie and Lilibet are set to start school in Britain next week.
• Their return follows a private flight from California earlier today.
• Harry's security arrangements continue to be a topic of discussion following his departure from royal duties.

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have returned to the United Kingdom today, landing at Birmingham Airport with their children, Archie and Lilibet. They traveled privately from California after announcing their relocation six years after stepping back from royal duties, according to BBC, CBS News, SCMP, and India Times.

The Sussex family is expected to live in the affluent Cotswolds area, where they have enrolled their children in school with the academic term set to begin shortly. Harry and Meghan will not carry out any official royal duties, continuing their status as non-working royals, as they have for the past six years, reports BBC, CBS News, and SCMP.

This return marks a significant moment for the family, as they left the UK in early 2020 to start a new life in the U.S. following tensions with the royal family. King Charles was informed of their plans earlier this month and has since seen his grandchildren during a visit in July, according to BBC, CBS News, SCMP, and India Times.

While the specific duration of their stay remains unclear, reports suggest it will be for an extended period. Some sources speculate that the move may help boost their profiles and business ventures following challenges faced in the U.S., according to BBC, CBS News, and SCMP.