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Prince Harry comforts Liz Hurley's son

Prince Harry rallies behind tearful Elizabeth Hurley as she breaks down in court over alleged tabloid spying

Prince Harry supports tearful Elizabeth Hurley in court as she alleges publisher of Daily Mail bugged her home and tapped phones, in privacy invasion lawsuit.

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Prince Harry comforts Elizabeth Hurley's son at emotional privacy trial

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Prince Harry Supports Elizabeth Hurley in Court, a Day After His Own Emotional Testimony in Trial Against U.K. Tabloids

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Prince Harry gets emotional while testifying against Daily Mail publisher

Prince Harry has testified in his legal showdown with Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), the publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday tabloids.

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Prince Harry fights back tears in court, says UK tabloids made Meghan Markle’s life 'an absolute misery’

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Prince Harry Names Prince William and Kate Middleton in Witness Statement After Emotional Testimony

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King leaves London with no Harry reunion on day of duke’s emotional evidence

After around two hours in the witness box, Harry, on the verge of tears with his voice cracking, said during the trial against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL): “They continue to come after me, the...

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Prince Harry arrives to court for day two of trial against Associated Newspapers

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Prince Harry testifies in trial against British tabloid

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Prince Harry testifies in latest lawsuit against British tabloid

Prince Harry is testifying in London in a case against a British tabloid for news coverage he says went too far. Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley and several other high-profile people have joined the prince in his civil suit for violations of privacy.

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Prince Harry testifies against U.K. tabloid publisher

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Prince Harry visibly emotional as he says Daily Mail made wife Meghan’s life a misery

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Prince Harry holds back tears as he tells court Daily Mail made Meghan's life a misery

Prince Harry held back tears in the witness box as he told London's High Court on Wednesday that the Daily Mail had made his wife Meghan's life "an absolute misery" as he gave evidence against the pap...

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An Emotional Prince Harry Tells Court How Publisher Made Meghan's Life 'A Misery'

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Prince Harry Asked About His Royal Titles Before Agreeing to Go by This Name in Court

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Prince Harry's subtle gesture could have been a message to Prince William

The Duke of Sussex was last seen in the two-tone tie in 2017 alongside his brother William.

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Prince Harry Names Prince William and Kate Middleton in Court Statement During Tabloid Trial

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Prince Harry Says He Was Forced to Follow Royal Family's 'Never Complain' Strategy Despite Invasive Stories

An emotional Prince Harry tells court how publisher made Meghan’s life ‘a misery’

An emotional Prince Harry struck a defensive tone at the start of his testimony against the Daily Mail's publisher.

Elizabeth Hurley describes ‘monstrous’ privacy invasion by Daily Mail in British media hacking case

Elizabeth Hurley accused the publisher of the Daily Mail on Thursday of tapping her phones, putting microphones outside her windows and stealing her medical

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Prince Harry v Daily Mail latest: Liz Hurley tells court 'window was bugged' - as duke watches on

Prince Harry watched Liz Hurley in court on Thursday as she alleged her rooms were "bugged" for the purposes of articles. Catch up on proceedings in the High Court as they happened.

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Prince Harry Takes the Stand in High-Stakes Court Battle Against U.K. Tabloids

The Duke of Sussex is one of seven claimants, including Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley, making a civil claim against the publishers of the 'Daily Mail' and 'Mail on Sunday'

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Tearful Elizabeth Hurley tells British court she endured ‘brutal invasion of privacy’ by media

Britain’s Prince Harry, who testified the previous day, was in court to watch the proceedings. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.