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Harry's lawyer tells UK court Daily Mail complicit in unlawful acts
Prince Harry accuses Associated Newspapers of years-long illegal surveillance tactics, including phone hacking and car bugging, in a trial expected to last nine weeks in London’s High Court.
- Prince Harry's lawyer claimed that the Daily Mail is complicit in unlawful acts regarding privacy breaches during a court trial.
- The claimants include Prince Harry and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, who must prove their privacy was breached by journalists from Associated Newspapers.
- Gavin Burrows, a private investigator, alleged his signature was forged on a statement about illegal methods used by journalists.
- Prince Harry aims to resolve issues with his family and pursue justice against press intrusion, emphasizing that 'life is precious.
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Prince Harry Says "Unlawful" Press Intrusion Had a "Negative Impact on His Personal Relationships," but Royal Remains "Confident" About Court Case
Prince Harry has returned to the U.K. to appear in court, and he detailed the negative way unlawful press intrusion had impacted his personal relationships
In London, the trial for espionage accusations by celebrities such as Prince Harry and Elton John begins against «Daily Mail».
·Zürich, Switzerland
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King Charles III's younger son Elton John and a handful of celebrities accuse the editor of the British newspaper of having used illegal methods to collect information about them between 1993 and 2011. The trial is scheduled to last nine weeks.
·Paris, France
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