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Harry case is 'threadbare' and journalists sourced articles legitimately, Mail publisher tells court
Prince Harry leads a group suing Associated Newspapers Limited for over 20 years of alleged unlawful information gathering causing distress and security concerns, in a £38.8m trial.
- Intimate details about Prince Harry's relationship with Chelsy Davy were allegedly obtained unlawfully by the Mail on Sunday, according to Duke's barrister David Sherborne.
- Prince Harry, along with other high-profile claimants, is taking legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited for alleged unlawful information gathering, which includes breaching their privacy in over 50 articles.
- ANL's lawyer, Antony White KC, contends that claims of unlawful gathering are unfounded, asserting that the social circles of the claimants often provided information to the press on a confidential basis.
- The trial is significant for Prince Harry, who sees it as a personal crusade against intrusive media practices.
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On Monday, January 19, one of the most media trials of recent years in the United Kingdom began in London. Prince Harry and six other public figures initiated legal proceedings against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), the editor group of Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, who are accused of having used illegal practices for years to obtain private information. The process, which could be extended for about nine weeks, has an estimated cost of £4…
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