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King leaves London with no Harry reunion on day of duke’s emotional evidence
King Charles met Indonesia's president to support biodiversity protection while Prince Harry gave court evidence in a lawsuit against a major publisher over alleged illegal information gathering.
- On Wednesday, King Charles III, 77, attended a Lancaster House, London reception supporting Indonesian conservation, greeting guests and departing under a large black umbrella.
- Because the duke was in court, Charles left London without meeting Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, as the monarch typically avoids active legal proceedings while attending engagements near the Royal Courts of Justice, London.
- In court, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, gave around two hours of emotional evidence Wednesday as he and claimants including Sir Elton John and David Furnish sue Associated Newspapers Limited over alleged phone tapping and 'blagging', which ANL denies.
- Just over a month after his cancer treatment update, King Charles III and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, appeared separately in London, highlighting contrasting public duties and legal drama.
- The roundtable sought to mobilise support for Indonesia's biodiversity, co-hosted by Seema Malhotra and Hashim Djojohadikusumo, before Charles met President Prabowo Subianto at St James's Palace.
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C 60%
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