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Prince Harry Backs Elizabeth Hurley in Court as Mail Trial Turns Raw and Emotional

Prince Harry Backs Elizabeth Hurley in Court as Mail Trial Turns Raw and Emotional

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 Prince Harry returns to the High Court for a fourth straight day, this time sitting in support as Elizabeth Hurley takes the witness stand in the explosive case against the publisher of the Daily Mail. Hurley delivers harrowing testimony, accusing the paper of landline tapping, live surveillance inside her home, stolen medical records and what she calls a “brutal invasion of privacy,” breaking down as she describes the toll on her family. Harry leaves court before lunch, a day after telling judges the Mail made Meghan’s life “an absolute misery,” while the defence argues the claims are unsupported and brought too late. Away from the courtroom, King Charles again keeps his distance despite being just miles away, and newly revealed witness statements show Harry naming William, Kate and his father as part of his account of how private royal communications may have been exposed.

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