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General · 7 July 2026

Prince Harry loses privacy case against Daily Mail publisher

Prince Harry loses privacy case against Daily Mail publisher

Photo: File:Prince Harry arrives at the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London 20 January 2020 (49413820711).jpg: DFID - UK Department for Internati… (CC BY 2.0)

Prince Harry has lost his privacy case against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail, in a ruling at London's High Court on Tuesday. The Duke of Sussex and other claimants had accused the group of unlawful information gathering, including phone tapping and the use of private investigators, in what was seen as his final battle with the British tabloid press. Harry is in the UK this week to promote his Invictus Games.

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