Prince Harry's lawyer gave a statement outside the High Court this morning, shortly after the Duke of Sussex settled his privacy case against the publishers of The Sun. Speaking on behalf of the ...

To recap, Prince Harry has settled his case against the publisher ... Fancourt apologised to the journalists and members of the public gathered at the High Court for the expected start of the ...

Proceedings at London’s High Court were due to kick-start Tuesday; however, they were pushed back several times after repeated requests from both legal teams. On Wednesday, Harry’s attorney ...

The time for accountability has arrived," said the statement, read by their lawyer David Sherborne outside the High Court. Harry had been suing NGN at the High Court in London, accusing its ...

Outside the High Court, barrister David Sherborne declared 'this historic admission of guilt' had been achieved 'only through the sheer resilience of Prince Harry'. Mr Sherborne said: 'Today the ...

Harry's settlement with NGN was announced just one day after the start of the trial in London's High Court. Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, speaks onstage during The New York Times Dealbook Summit ...

Harry does have one more high-profile privacy trial to come, which is expected next year. That trial against the Daily Mail‘s publisher has been instigated with the likes of Elton John and Liz ...

The trial had been set to start Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Lawyers and journalists filled two rooms at London’s High Court ... dragged on with no resolution. According to Harry’s account, he ...

LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Prince Harry claimed victory in his long-running ... The scandal also led to a high-profile public inquiry into the ethics of the British press and a criminal trial ...

Prince Harry alleged journalists and private investigators working for News Group Newspapers (NGN) used unlawful techniques to pry on his private life - and executives then allegedly covered it up.

Prince Harry has won an apology and financial damages ... Sunday Mirror and Sunday. A High Court judge found there had been “extensive and habitual” phone hacking between 1999 and 2006 by ...