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Prince Harry takes on British tabloid Daily Mail

Prince Harry, Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley Among Claimants Against Daily Mail Publisher as Landmark London Trial Gets Underway

The Duke of Sussex arrived at the British capital's High Court on Monday, where he alleges "grave breaches" of his privacy.

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Prince Harry in London for court case against Daily Mail publisher

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Explainer-What's at stake in Prince Harry and others v Daily Mail?

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What Prince Harry, Elton John and others allege against the Daily Mail's publisher

LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry, veteran pop star Elton John and others are suing Associated Newspapers, which publishes the powerful Daily Mail newspaper, for unlawful information g...

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Who are the seven people suing the Daily Mail’s publisher?

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Prince Harry v Daily Mail publisher: What can we expect in court?

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Prince Harry vs. the Daily Mail: Royal takes on tabloid publisher over unlawful information gathering

The stakes are high for both sides with reputations on the line and mounting legal costs estimated to be around £40 million ($53.5 million).

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Prince Harry Arrives at London Court as Privacy Case Against Daily Mail Publisher Kicks Off

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Trial of Duke of Sussex’s legal claim against Mail publisher set to begin

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Prince Harry v Mail live: Duke's showdown with publisher begins - as court paper shows Elton John 'outraged' by article

Prince Harry and other household names - including Sir Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley - are suing the publishers of the Daily Mail over alleged historical privacy breaches in a landmark trial set to last nine weeks.

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Prince Harry and Elton John claim UK tabloids made them feel “paranoid” and “violated” in joint privacy lawsuit

Alleged unlawful information gathering by two UK newspapers made Prince Harry “paranoid beyond belief” and left Elton John feeling “violated”, the

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Prince Harry and Liz Hurley in court to hear allegations about Mail group's private investigators

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