The royal has made a surprise return to London

Prince Harry’s court appearance: All the photos from day 2

The royal entered the room carrying an umbrella and wearing a dark gray suit, a white shirt, and a tie with a grey pattern.
Harry took a flight back to the United Kingdom in order to attend the hearing, which will focus on a number of privacy claims made against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers Limited and is anticipated to last four days. (ANL).

 

Prince Harry arrived at the Royal Courts Of Justice in London just after 10am
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The Duke is one of several well-known people who have filed complaints alleging misuse of personal data and unauthorized information gathering.

This included accessing and recording private phone conversations, hiring private investigators to install listening devices inside cars, and “blagging” of personal information.

 

The hearing is expected to last four days
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On Monday, the first hearing in their lawsuits against Associated Newspapers Limited began at the Royal Courts of Justice with Harry, Sir Elton John, his husband David Furnish, Baroness Doreen Lawrence of Clarendon, and Sadie Frost all in attendance. (ANL).

Elizabeth Hurley and former Lib Dem MP Sir Simon Hughes are also a part of the group.

Harry’s attorney, David Sherborne, stated in a document submitted on his behalf on the first day of the trial: “In particular, suspicion and paranoia were caused by Associated’s publication of the unlawful articles: friends were lost or cut off as a result, and everyone became a “suspect” since he was duped by the way the articles were written into thinking that those close to him were the source of this information being provided to Associated’s newspapers.”

 

The Duke was accompanied by his legal team
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The claimant believes that Associated’s illegal actions amount to a major betrayal in light of media promises to behave better in the wake of his mother Princess Diana’s tragic and untimely death in 1997.

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ANL’s attorneys asserted that the allegations are “firmly” denied and that the “stale” claims have been made too late in an effort to have the cases dismissed. ANL is also the publisher of The Mail on Sunday and MailOnline.

 

Sir Elton John also attended Monday’s hearing in-person
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ANL is requesting that the claims be dismissed without a hearing.

On Thursday, the hearing before Mr. Justice Nicklin is scheduled to conclude. A decision is anticipated later.

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