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Prince Harry and six other high-profile claimants, including Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley, Sadie Frost, Baroness Doreen Lawrence, David Furnish and Simon Hughes, have brought a civil case against Associated Newspapers Limited over allegations of unlawful information gathering between 1993 and 2011.

Prince Harry and six other high-profile claimants, including Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley, Sadie Frost, Baroness Doreen Lawrence, David Furnish and Simon Hughes, have brought a civil case against Associated Newspapers Limited over allegations of unlawful information gathering between 1993 and 2011.

The claimants allege that Associated Newspapers hired private investigators to place listening devices in homes and cars, record private phone conversations, access medical records through deceptive means and pay police officers for sensitive information. Associated Newspapers has strongly denied all allegations.

The claimants allege that Associated Newspapers hired private investigators to place listening devices in homes and cars, record private phone conversations, access medical records through deceptive means and pay police officers for sensitive information. Associated Newspapers has strongly denied all allegations.

Barrister David Sherborne, representing the claimants, told the High Court that there was clear, systematic and sustained use of unlawful information gathering at the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. Associated Newspapers' lawyer Antony White described the allegations as preposterous smears.

Barrister David Sherborne, representing the claimants, told the High Court that there was clear, systematic and sustained use of unlawful information gathering at the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. Associated Newspapers' lawyer Antony White described the allegations as preposterous smears.

The trial began on January 19, 2026 at London's High Court and is scheduled to last nine weeks. Prince Harry arrived at court and is expected to give evidence on Thursday, marking his second appearance in a witness box after testifying in a phone hacking case against Mirror Group Newspapers in 2023.

The trial began on January 19, 2026 at London's High Court and is scheduled to last nine weeks. Prince Harry arrived at court and is expected to give evidence on Thursday, marking his second appearance in a witness box after testifying in a phone hacking case against Mirror Group Newspapers in 2023.

Legal costs for the trial are estimated to reach approximately 40 million pounds, with claimants' costs expected to be around 18.4 million pounds and Associated Newspapers' costs estimated at 19.9 million pounds. The case has been described as having stakes that are high for all parties involved.

Legal costs for the trial are estimated to reach approximately 40 million pounds, with claimants' costs expected to be around 18.4 million pounds and Associated Newspapers' costs estimated at 19.9 million pounds. The case has been described as having stakes that are high for all parties involved.

Private investigator Gavin Burrows initially provided a witness statement supporting the claimants' allegations but later claimed the statement was prepared without his knowledge and his signature was forged. Associated Newspapers argues that without Burrows' testimony, many of the claimants' allegations fall away.

Private investigator Gavin Burrows initially provided a witness statement supporting the claimants' allegations but later claimed the statement was prepared without his knowledge and his signature was forged. Associated Newspapers argues that without Burrows' testimony, many of the claimants' allegations fall away.

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