Prince Harry returns to court over alleged press misconduct
As proceedings against the Daily Mail’s publisher get underway on Monday, Harry will vigorously defend his case, but he no longer seems to be battling the wider world. Instead, he appears more focused on family reconciliation than broad confrontation.
This marks his third major legal action targeting newspaper groups over alleged unlawful conduct. Harry is set to appear as a witness in the civil case against Associated Newspapers, joining other claimants such as Sir Elton John, Liz Hurley, and Baroness Lawrence, whose son Stephen Lawrence was murdered.
The Daily Mail’s publishers have dismissed the allegations as “preposterous” and are preparing a robust defense of their reporting.
The context for Harry’s fight now contrasts with his 2023 case against the Mirror group. That year also saw the release of his candid memoir Spare and the Harry and Meghan Netflix documentary, both of which generated controversy regarding the Royal Family. His victory over the Mirror made headlines, marking one of the most high-profile royal court appearances in modern history.
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