Prince Harry’s long-running war with the British press returned to the headlines on Monday in London.
The Duke of Sussex and a lineup of high profile figures took on the publisher of the Daily Mail in a High Court case that could send shockwaves through Fleet Street.
Leading the charge was barrister David Sherborne, who wasted no time dismantling what he described as Associated Newspapers Limited’s long-standing refusal to acknowledge wrongdoing.
According to Sherborne, the publisher had maintained a posture of total innocence for years, even telling the Leveson Inquiry in 2012 that no improper methods had ever been used. The courtroom, he argued, would hear a very different story.
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