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

Prince Harry took the stand in London's High Court, testifying for nearly two hours in his high-profile case against the publishers of a major British tabloid.

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Prince Harry returns to UK for 1st day of tabloid court case

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Watch: Prince Harry exits High Court amid Daily Mail privacy trial

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‘Utterly devastated:’ Liz Hurley tears up in testimony alleging her phone was tapped

A choked-up Prince Harry has lashed out in court over wild claims he dished dirt on the royals under an alias as he spoke of the toll “vicious” attacks have taken on Meghan Markle.

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Emotional Prince Harry tells court how publisher made Meghan's life 'a misery'

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Emotional Prince Harry says media made his wife Meghan Markle's life 'an absolute misery' at Daily Mail trial

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Prince Harry testifies about impact of U.K. tabloids at latest trial

Elizabeth Palmer reports on the emotional testimony.

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Liz Hurley testifies in Daily Mail case: my home landline was tapped – as it happened

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

Visibly emotional Harry says Mail publisher 'made my wife's life a misery'

Prince Harry is one of seven high-profile figures who accuse Associated Newspapers of unlawful activities - ANL deny all allegations.

Timeline of key events as Prince Harry phone hacking trial begins

The Duke of Sussex is among seven prominent individuals initiating legal action against the publisher of the Daily Mail, with a nine-week trial commencing on Monday.

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Prince Harry Called to Testify Earlier Than Expected After Schedule Change, Source Alleges ‘Game Playing and Dirty Tricks’

A source close to the Duke of Sussex claims the newspaper publisher’s opening argument was briefer than expected, forcing Harry to take the stand earlier than planned

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Harry's war with the press is back in court. But this time it's different

This is the Duke of Sussex's third major court battle accusing newspaper groups of unlawful behaviour.