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Prince Harry Prepares for January Trial in Illegal Information Gathering Lawsuit Against UK Tabloid

The Duke of Sussex’s lawyer, David Sherborne, confirmed the case is moving forward.

Marie Claire

Four UK newspaper editors named in Prince Harry’s case against Daily Mail publisher

Editors of Sun, Times, Sunday Times and Mail on Sunday named in privacy and phone-hacking case in high court

The Guardian - UK

‘Mission continues’ for Prince Harry in his legal crusade against UK media

Duke of Sussex has been burned by his battle with the press but will feel vindicated by phone-hacking verdict

The Guardian - UK

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Duke of Sussex ordered to pay Mail on Sunday nearly £50,000 by end of year

Prince Harry should pay lawyers' bills, totalling £48,447, for Associated Newspapers Limited, a judge has said

Evening Standard

Prince Harry to appeal to UK government for evidence in lawsuit against Daily Mail publisher

Prince Harry plans to appeal to the British government to release evidence that is key to his phone hacking lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail

The Independent UK

Government set to be dragged into Harry's legal battle with Mail publisher

Duke of Sussex, along with other high-profile individuals including Sir Elton John and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, is suing Associated Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering

Evening Standard

Harry’s High Court claim against Mail publisher back in court

The duke is part of a group, which includes Sir Elton John, bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers

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Latest hearing in Harry’s High Court claim against Mail publisher due

The duke is part of a group, which includes Sir Elton John, bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry privacy trial will be uncomfortable for Mail’s publisher

Associated Newspapers had avoided being drawn into the scandal around practices faced by rivals. It will not relish the scrutiny in court

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry Has Received Good News in Court Case Against 'Daily Mail' Publisher

He accused Associated Newspapers of "gross breaches of privacy."

Marie Claire

Harry, Elton John and Doreen Lawrence ‘delighted’ after early High Court win

Seven people, including the Duke of Sussex, have been given the green light to continue their claims against the Daily Mail’s publisher.

The Independent UK

Mail publisher fails to deliver ‘knockout blow’ to Harry High Court claim

Associated Newspapers Limited has denied allegations of involvement in unlawful information gathering.

The Independent UK

Gabby and Kenny Logan receive damages over false tax avoidance claims

The couple have settled legal action after complaining about allegations published online

The Independent UK

Prince Harry is set to become the first royal in 130 years to give evidence in court

This week, Prince Harry is set to testify in the first of his five pending legal cases centred around battles with the British tabloids, in what's being labelled "the royal court case of the century".

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The Guardian - UK

Diana, Meghan and the tabloid press: Harry finally gets his day in court

The Duke of Sussex has made it his life’s work to change the British media landscape. He’ll get his chance this week in the phone hacking case against the Mirror Group

The Independent UK

What to know as Prince Harry prepares to take on a British tabloid publisher in court

Prince Harry has become the royal family's most famous litigant in London

The Guardian - UK

Harry, Gwyneth... even Wagatha: we can learn so much from ‘media circuses’

Witnessing equality before the law is surely reason enough to have had Donald Trump on camera

Marie Claire

Prince Harry Showed His Love for Meghan Markle With This "Subtle Fashion Tribute" on U.K. Visit, Style Expert Claims

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Marie Claire

So, Where Did Prince Harry Stay in the U.K.?

He was recently evicted from Frogmore Cottage.

The Guardian - UK

Amid the Prince Harry circus lies a court battle with the highest stakes

The Daily Mail’s owner, the prince and Elton John could be on the road to one of the biggest media trials in British history

The Guardian - UK

Daily Mail owner ‘gaslighting’ victims, Prince Harry’s lawyer tells court

Paper campaigned on behalf of Stephen Lawrence while using a private investigator to target his mother, says David Sherborne

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry has every right to take on the Daily Mail. But is phone hacking yesterday’s problem?

What we need now is new privacy laws to regulate the excesses of social media, argues Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Marie Claire

There's "no possibility" for Prince Harry to come back to the UK, royal author says

To be fair, he doesn't seem to want to

The Guardian - UK

Witness in Prince Harry’s case against Daily Mail owner unreliable, say lawyers

Associated Newspapers lawyers argue key witness’s ‘retraction’ reason to dismiss phone hacking allegations

The Independent UK

Prince Harry blames royal family for delay in hacking suit

Prince Harry has blamed the royal family for a delay in bringing his phone hacking lawsuit against the publisher of The Daily Mail

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