Prince Harry’s Privacy Invasion Lawsuit Updates
Background
Prince Harry has expanded his privacy invasion lawsuit against News Group Newspapers, alleging unlawful interception of phone calls involving his late mother, Princess Diana, and father, King Charles III.
Key Allegations
- Attorney David Sherborne revealed that eavesdropping on Diana, Charles, and Camilla Parker Bowles exposed private information about Harry from a young age.
- Harry accuses The Sun tabloid of unlawfully intercepting phone calls, seeking to add new claims to his ongoing litigation.
- Evidence suggests close surveillance and unlawful interception of Diana’s calls by NGN, known to its editors and executives.
Legal Proceedings
During a three-day hearing in the High Court, Harry seeks permission to include new claims based on evidence provided by NGN.
Broader Implications
- Harry is among 45 claimants alleging privacy violations by News Group journalists between 1994 and 2016.
- Claims include phone hacking, voicemail interception, and deception to access confidential information.
- Allegations suggest a cover-up of unlawful activities and efforts to silence potential whistleblowers.
Response and Challenges
NGN has dismissed the new allegations as unjustified attacks, while Harry faces challenges in amending the lawsuit and pursuing certain claims.
Ongoing Legal Battles
Harry’s lawsuit against News Group Newspapers is part of his broader campaign against tabloid intrusion and alleged unlawful practices in the British media.