Prince Harry seemed to choke up after a court grilling in which he accepted he has no specific evidence to support his fear his phone messages were unlawfully intercepted daily.
He struggled to contain his emotions after cross-examination over two days in his case alleging the Daily and Sunday Mirror and Sunday People used unlawful methods to obtain information about him.
When his barrister asked how it felt to undergo the questioning, the Duke of Sussex, 38, said at the High Court: “It’s a lot.” MGN barrister Andrew Green asked if he thought his phone messages were consistently intercepted unlawfully from 1996 to 2010, the period covered in the case.
