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Prince Harry-Daily Mail trial live: Duke joins forces with Elton John legal battle
The Duke of Sussex is joined by Sir Elton John, his husband David Furnish and actress Liz Hurley in taking legal action
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arabnews.com
Prince Harry’s war against UK press reaches showdown with Daily Mail case
LONDON:Prince Harry’s war against the British press heads into a final showdown next week with the start of his privacy lawsuit against the publisher of the powerful Daily Mail…
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bbc.com
Prince Harry's war with the press is back in court. But this time it's different
This is the Duke of Sussex's third major court battle accusing newspaper groups of unlawful behaviour.
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ft.com
Prince Harry prepares for High Court showdown with Daily Mail publisher
Celebrities set to give evidence over claims that unlawful activity at the media group was ‘habitual and widespread’
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theguardian.com
Prince Harry v the Daily Mail: high stakes trial could have profound effects on UK media
Royal will join a group of notable figures in his action against the tabloid and its stablemate, the Mail on Sunday, in a trial expected to last nine weeks
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independent.co.uk
Prince Harry ‘arrives in UK’ ready for High Court battle
High-stakes court battle between Prince Harry and the Daily Mail publishers could cost millions
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Prince Harry-Daily Mail trial live: Duke joins forces with Elton John legal battle
The Duke of Sussex is joined by Sir Elton John, his husband David Furnish and actress Liz Hurley in taking legal action
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huffpost.com
Millions On The Line As Prince Harry Takes On Tabloid In Court
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.
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Harry arrives at court for start of phone hacking trial against Daily Mail publisher
The Duke of Sussex has arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice for the start of his nine-week phone hacking trial against the Daily Mail's publishing group on Monday (19 January).…
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Prince Harry arrives at high court as legal battle against Daily Mail begins
Duke of Sussex one of six high-profile figures who accuse media company of unlawful information gathering
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ilfattoquotidiano.it
Harry torna a Londra per il processo contro il Daily Mail: nessun incontro con Carlo
Il duca di Sussex affronta l'editore del tabloid insieme ad altre celebrità per presunte intercettazioni e violazioni della privacy
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Harry made 'paranoid' by Daily Mail publisher's unlawful actions, court hears
The prince is one of seven high-profile claimants that allege the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday committed "grave breaches of privacy".
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askanews.it
Il principe Harry ed Elton John in tribunale contro il Daily Mail
L’accusa è di “violazione della privacy”, il duca reso “paranoico”
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upi.com
Prince Harry in London for court case against Daily Mail publisher - UPI.com
Prince Harry, Elton John and five others allege that the Daily Mail publisher illegally obtained information to produce stories, breaching privacy.
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Prince Harry-Daily Mail trial live: Duke’s friends labelled a ‘good source of leaks’
The Duke of Sussex said that the unlawful information gathering left him ‘paranoid beyond belief’
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Prince Harry feels targeted for ‘standing up’ to Daily Mail publisher, court hears
Lawyer says duke, who is due to give evidence this week, feels he has endured ‘campaign of attacks’ by Associated
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Prince Harry-Daily Mail trial live: Duke to give evidence in court
Earlier this week the court heard details of Harry’s ‘distress’ and ‘paranoia’ after several articles published in the Mail newspapers
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ansa.it
Harry in tribunale per deporre nella battaglia legale contro il Mail - Notizie - Ansa.it
Il principe ribelle atteso dalla sua testimonianza d'accusa con altri vip (ANSA)
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Prince Harry v Daily Mail live: Duke of Sussex to give evidence in court
Lawyers for Prince Harry previously laid out 14 articles about him they allege were secured using unlawful information-gathering by Associated Newspapers