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Prince Harry Unloads on British Press During Testimony in Privacy Case

TMZ.com Tuesday, 6 June 2023
Prince Harry didn't hold back during his first day of testimony in London's High Court, where he trashed the British press as he made his case over years-long alleged privacy breaches. The Duke of Sussex was on hand, in the flesh, Tuesday ... where…
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News video: Prince Harry arrives at London court for tabloid trial

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Prince Harry arrives at court in London to give evidence in his case against a British tabloid publisher for illegal information gathering. The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex is the first royal since 1890 to take the stand in a court case, testifying against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) Ltd. In his...

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