The prince and the ‘professional liar’: inside Harry’s battle against the Daily Mail How the celebrity-backed legal action against one of Britain’s most powerful newspapers fell apart The Guardian - UK · Jul 12
Why Prince Harry lost phone hacking case against Daily Mail publisher The High Court has ruled in favour of Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers in the lawsuit brought by Prince Harry and other public figures. This is likely to end the Duke of Sussex’s years-long campaign to prove allegations of unlawful press activity regarding his private life. The Conversation · Jul 8
'A Complete and Obvious Whitewash': Prince Harry Reportedly Trashes High Court Judge After Crushing £50M Daily Mail Loss Prince Harry blasts a High Court 'whitewash' after losing his £50m phone hacking case against the Daily Mail, as the judge throws out all 97 claims and a huge costs battle looms. International Business Times UK · Jul 8
'Lurid, Preposterous' Claims: Prince Harry's Final Tabloid Fight Ends in £50m Disaster Prince Harry's legal case against Associated Newspapers was dismissed, with the court ruling no unlawful conduct was proven. The decision could cost Harry and co-claimants up to £50 million. International Business Times UK · Jul 7
An emphatic victory for the Mail: how a £50m privacy case unravelled in court Claimants are left with a huge legal bill after failing to prove the newspaper had engaged in any unlawful activity The Guardian - UK · Jul 7
Judgment day for Prince Harry in his final tabloid privacy battle against Daily Mail The courtroom drama surrounding Prince Harry's privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail publisher reaches its climax today. Accusations of unlawful information gathering from him and fellow celebrities hang in the balance as the court deliberates on the substantial damages requested. This decision could reverberate throughout the royal family, particularly after… The Economic Times · Jul 7
It's decision day in Prince Harry's final privacy suit against British tabloids Prince Harry's longtime battle with the British tabloids is reaching its climax The Independent UK · Jul 7
Prince Harry's final suit against British tabloids could hang on private eye's disputed statement Prince Harry’s final lawsuit against the British tabloids is now in the hands of a High Court judge The Independent UK · Mar 31
Harry and household names face wait for ruling in High Court case against Mail The judgment in claims brought by a group of high-profile figures, also including Sir Elton John, is expected later this year. Evening Standard · Mar 31
Daily Mail accusers induced to sue on basis of disowned claims, court told Lawyers for paper say investigator’s disputed claims were used to recruit prominent figures to case The Guardian - UK · Mar 30
Private investigator in Prince Harry case says admissions in his name ‘a pack of lies’ Gavin Burrows tells high court that claimants in case against Daily Mail publisher ‘very misled’ over his work The Guardian - UK · Mar 23
Ex-policeman tells court he does not have ‘grudge’ against private investigator .Jerry Yanover gave evidence on behalf of the Duke of Sussex and a group of household names. Evening Standard · Mar 19
Former Mail on Sunday journalist denies being PI ‘handler’ at high court Ex-investigations editor Paul Henderson says allegation he was link for corrupt private investigators is an ‘absolute lie’ The Guardian - UK · Feb 20
Lawyer did not see Gavin Burrows sign Mail phone-hacking confession, court hears Anjlee Sangani signed off private investigator’s confession of lawbreaking for Daily Mail publisher, which he now says was forged The Guardian - UK · Feb 10
The Guardian - UK · Feb 6 Elton John accuses Daily Mail publisher of ‘abhorrent’ invasion of privacy Singer says articles about his health and birth of son ‘outside even the most basic standards of human decency’
The Guardian - UK · Feb 5 David Furnish calls alleged phone hacks of him and Elton John ‘an abomination’ Furnish says he and his husband felt ‘violated’ by the Daily Mail, which allegedly used information gained unlawfully
The Guardian - UK · Feb 4 Researcher paid people for testimony about Daily Mail, high court told Former phone hacker Graham Johnson denies claims, saying payments were part of effort to draw attention to unlawful behaviour by media
The Independent UK · Jan 22 Elizabeth Hurley describes 'monstrous' privacy invasion by Daily Mail in British media hacking case Elizabeth Hurley has accused the Daily Mail's publisher of tapping her phones and stealing her medical records
The Guardian - UK · Jan 22 Liz Hurley accuses Daily Mail publisher of bugging windowsill Actor gives emotional evidence against Associated Newspapers saying articles about her were ‘deeply hurtful’
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Prince Harry and other celebrities to discover how many millions they will pay Mail publisher The Duke of Sussex is among seven high-profile names who failed to prove Associated Newspapers Limited has engaged in unlawful information gathering for stories
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Prince Harry returns to court in battle with British tabloids Prince Harry returns to court this week in his legal battle against the British tabloids
International Business Times UK · Jan 16 Prince Harry Facing Legal Setback as Key Hacking Trial Witness Claims He Was 'Intimidated' Prince Harry faces a massive legal setback as a key witness in his hacking trial against the Daily Mail claims 'intimidation' by the Duke's legal team.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 11, 2025 Key whistleblower contradicts part of phone hacking case against Daily Mail Private investigator Jonathan Rees denies telling Doreen Lawrence he was involved in bugging her
The Guardian - UK · Nov 27, 2025 Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre to be witness in trial brought by Prince Harry and others Judge warns he will not permit case ‘to descend into a wide-ranging public inquiry’
The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2025 Witness in Prince Harry case against Mail publisher says his confession was false Gavin Burrows says signature on alleged statement is ‘not mine’ and denies carrying out illegal activity on behalf of Associated Newspapers