Prince Harry's Fight for Privacy and Justice

Prince Harry has been in court, fighting back against the Daily Mail. He says the tabloid made his wife Meghan's life miserable. This is not just about him; it's about holding the press accountable for their actions. Harry is one of seven big names suing the publisher of the Daily Mail. They say the tabloid used sneaky methods to get stories. These methods include hacking voicemails, tapping phones, and tricking people into giving up private information. The publisher denies everything, saying they got their stories the right way. Harry has been testifying in London. He talked about how the press has always been a big part of his life, but not in a good way. He said the stories caused him a lot of stress and had no real public interest. He believes the press was obsessed with him, trying to get every detail of his life to sell more papers.Under questioning, Harry denied that his friends would leak information to the press. He said the kind of details in the articles were not things he would discuss with anyone. He also said he couldn't complain about the stories when they were published because of his role in the royal family. Harry admitted that going to court has been tough. He said it's been a traumatic experience, but he believes it's important to hold the publisher accountable. He wants an apology and some accountability for the pain caused. The publisher's lawyer said the claims are weak and that the journalists got their stories from legitimate sources. He also said the payments to private investigators were not proof of wrongdoing.