2 h. ago Prince Harry accuses Daily Mail publisher of wanting to drive him ‘to drugs and drink’

Duke of Sussex says Associated Newspapers has made Meghan’s life ‘an absolute misery’ and alleges it used unlawful means to secure storiesPrince Harry has accused the publisher of the Daily Mail of wanting to drive him “to drugs and drinking” by placing his life under surveillance, as he told the high court that it continued to “come after” him and his wife.The Duke of Sussex was on the verge of tears as he said Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL) had continued to make Meghan’s life “an absolute misery” during his litigation against it. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Family ‘didn’t accept’ man stabbed with scissors died by suicide, court told

Police initially believed that there were no suspicious circumstances when Osaretin Oronsaye, 62, was found dead at his flat in Dartford in July 2025.

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4 h. ago Prince Harry denies 'Mr Mischief' Facebook profile claims in High Court

The Duke of Sussex told the High Court he never used the name after a barrister claimed he used it to exchange numbers with a journalist who 'moved in his social circles'.

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4 h. ago Prince Harry appears in court as he denies using the name Mr Mischief

Prince Harry has denied using the name 'Mr Mischief' after a court was told that he had used a Facebook profile under that name to communicate with a journalist.

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5 h. ago Prince Harry denies claim ‘leaky social circle’ fed stories to journalists

Duke of Sussex rejects that his private information was secured from friends and says publisher has ‘obsession’ with surveilling himPrince Harry has insisted he did not have a “leaky” social circle that gave stories about him to journalists at the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, as he told the high court the publisher of the titles had “an obsession” with surveilling him.Giving evidence in the high court against Associated Newspapers Led (ANL), the Duke of Sussex rejected the publisher’s claims that its journalists had secured information about him from his friends and acquaintances, rather than through unlawful means. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Prince Harry and others 'clutching at straws in the wind' with claims against Daily Mail publisher, court told

On the second day of Prince Harry's privacy trial against the Mail's publisher, the court heard that journalists will give evidence that they used legitimate sources to gather information

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19 h. ago Prince Harry set to give evidence in court against Daily Mail publisher today

PRINCE Harry is set to give evidence against the Daily Mail publisher today — after the High Court was told he and others were “clutching at straws”. He is one of seven complainants, including Sir Elton John, seeking damages from Associated Newspapers. They claim journalists paid private investigators to intercept voicemails, tap into conversations and...

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23 h. ago 'Devious' female prison officer, 23, who was in illicit relationships with TWO inmates and planned to be with them 'on the outside' is jailed

Isabelle Dale, 23, became romantically involved with both Shahid Sharif and Connor Money, swearing her 'undying love' to both, and how she wanted to be with them, Southwark Crown Court was told.

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26 h. ago Party had no ‘system’ to misuse EU funds, Marine Le Pen tells appeal trial

French far-right leader says ‘never in my life’ would she ask an MEP to hire assistants to work for Front NationalThe French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has told a Paris appeals court there was no “system” set up by her party to misuse European parliament funds, as she gave evidence in a fresh embezzlement trial that will determine whether she can run in the 2027 presidential election.“The word ‘system’ bothers me because [it gives] the impression of a manipulation,” Le Pen said on Tuesday, denying she had told members of the European parliament to hire assistants who instead worked for the party headquarters in Paris. Continue reading...

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26 h. ago My party had no ‘system’ to misuse EU funds, Marine Le Pen tells appeal trial

French far-right leader denies existence of fake jobs ‘system’ in effort to overturn ban on running for presidentThe French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has told a Paris appeals court there was no “system” set up by her party to misuse European parliament funds, as she gave evidence in a fresh embezzlement trial that will determine whether she can run in the 2027 presidential election.“The word ‘system’ bothers me because [it gives] the impression of a manipulation,” Le Pen said on Tuesday, denying she had told members of the European parliament to hire assistants who instead worked for the party headquarters in Paris. Continue reading...

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27 h. ago East London handyman killed and robbed customer who was suing him, court told

East London handyman killed and robbed customer who was suing him, court told  MyLondon

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29 h. ago Mail journalists show pattern of ‘legitimately’ sourced articles, court told

Lawyers for publisher Associated Newspapers Limited began their opening speech on Tuesday.

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29 h. ago Labour's VAT on private school fees amounts to 'religious discrimination', Court of Appeal told

A group of Christian schools and families are continuing their legal fight against ministers over the tax, which came into force in January last year.

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31 h. ago Harry faced ‘campaign of attacks’ for standing up to Mail publisher, court told

The duke is part of a group of household names suing Associated Newspapers at the High Court, while the publisher is defending the claims.

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51 h. ago Royal Family LIVE: Prince Harry 'paranoid beyond belief' court told in bombshell trial

Royal Family LIVE: Prince Harry 'paranoid beyond belief' court told in bombshell trial  The Mirror

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51 h. ago Private investigator boasted: We can get the Queen’s medical records, court told

Jonathan Rees, who operated Southern Investigations, allegedly said he would be able to get hold of the late Queen’s confidential information.

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53 h. ago Yorkshire care home boss allegedly 'told girls to wear nighties' before abuse, court hears

Malcolm Phillips, 92, is accused of sexually abusing children at Skircoat Lodge Care Home in Halifax, West Yorkshire, between 1976 and 1994

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53 h. ago Man tracked online knife delivery moments before North London bus stop stabbing, court told

Man tracked online knife delivery moments before North London bus stop stabbing, court told  MyLondon

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54 h. ago Harry left ‘paranoid beyond belief’ by Mail’s ‘unlawful’ actions, court told

The duke is taking legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over allegations of unlawful information gathering.

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54 h. ago Court told gore video fan fatally stabbed woman with hunting knife bought online

Members of the public allegedly saw Jala Debella, 24, carrying out the ‘senseless attack’ on Anita Mukhey, 66, at a bus stop in May 2024.

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