Gavin Burrows News Today

Prince Harry is waiting for a clapback from his most hated British tabloid.

Prince Harry, Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Sir Elton John and others suffered a major setback yesterday as a High Court judge ruled that parts of their privacy case against Associated Newspapers were inadmissible.

The Duke of Sussex and others including Sir Elton John and Baroness Doreen Lawrence have brought claims against Associated Newspapers Limited.

Prince Harry and his co-plaintiffs saw off an effort by the Daily Mail to get their case thrown out before it started.

High Court judge Mr Justice Nicklin said it would be an abuse of process and bring the administration of justice into disrepute if their case was allowed to continue in its current form.

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

Harry declared it his lifes work to redraw the landscape of the U.K. media and some pivotal moments await him.

In the summer of 2019, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were visiting their friends Elton John and David Furnish in the south of France when they were introduced to the barrister David Sherborne. This ‘chance’ meeting would be a massive coup for the man known as the ‘barrister to the stars’ (he represented Coleen Rooney

Three experts spoke to Newsweek and highlighted the difficulties of attempting to find a person missing for more than 28 days, like Julian Sands.

Prince Harry is in the High Court today, being cross-examined as he sues the publisher of the Daily Mirror over alleged phone hacking (you can follow proceedings throughout this afternoon here). Here is his witness statement: I, PRINCE HARRY, DUKE OF SUSSEX, of [address available to the trial judge] WILL STATE AS FOLLOWS: My Background My Relationship