Prince Harry Returns To Court In High-Stakes Showdown With British Tabloid
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The Duke of Sussex is the lead litigant in a case full of high-profile plaintiffs who accuse the publisher of the Daily Mail of invading their privacy.
LONDON (AP) — Millions of dollars are on the line as Prince Harry returned to court on Monday for the third and final chapter in his legal quest to tame the British tabloids.
Harry, also known as the Duke of Sussex, is the lead litigant in a case full of high-profile plaintiffs who accuse the publisher of the Daily Mail of invading their privacy by using unlawful information-gathering tactics to snoop on them for sensational headlines.
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The trial in London’s High Court is expected to last nine weeks and will see the return of Harry to the witness box for the second time since he made history in 2023 by becoming the first senior member of the royal family to testify in more than a century. Harry waved cheerfully at reporters and said “good morning” as he entered the court building via a side entrance.
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