US EditionRuling in Prince Harry case against Daily Mail will take some time, UK judge says
The judge will rule later after hearing claims that the publisher used private investigators and other unlawful methods to gather information for decades.
- Prince Harry and six other public figures, including Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley, sued the Daily Mail for allegedly using unlawful methods like phone hacking and private investigators to obtain private information between 2000 and 2015.
- The claimants are seeking substantial damages for the alleged unlawful information gathering.
- Defendants, including Associated Newspapers, deny any wrongdoing and maintain their journalists engaged in legitimate journalism methods.
- Justice Nicklin cautioned that the case risks reversing the burden of proof and highlighted difficulties in proving or disproving unlawful methods for stories from two decades ago.
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On the last day of the trial in London, March 31, 2026, private exchanges between Prince Harry and Charlotte Griffiths, a journalist at the Daily Mail, have just been made public. These messages, far from being formal, depict an accomplice relationship that greatly weakens the defense of the Duke of Sussex. The prince claimed, however, that he had no connection with the people's press.
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