Culture Secretary ‘minded’ to look into Daily Mail owner’s £500m Telegraph deal In November, Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) agreed to purchase the Telegraph from RedBird IMI. Evening Standard · Jan 20
Mail journalists show pattern of ‘legitimately’ sourced articles, court told Lawyers for publisher Associated Newspapers Limited began their opening speech on Tuesday. Evening Standard · Jan 20
‘My mum went so far as to call me evil’: nine things you need to know about the Beckham family feud Brooklyn has finally broken his silence about his rift with his parents. He’s not mincing his words – from his ‘overwhelming anxiety’ about being raised in the spotlight to his mum’s ‘inappropriate dancing’ at his wedding The Guardian - UK · Jan 20
Prince Harry feels targeted for ‘standing up’ to Daily Mail publisher, court hears Lawyer says duke, who is due to give evidence this week, feels he has endured ‘campaign of attacks’ by Associated Newspapers The Guardian - UK · Jan 20
Prince Harry-Daily Mail trial live: Tracking Duke’s and Chelsy Davy’s flights posed ‘serious security’ risk, court told The Duke of Sussex said that the unlawful information gathering left him ‘paranoid beyond belief’ The Independent UK · Jan 20
Nicole Kidman Appears to Take a Jab at Keith Urban — Is This Her Way of Moving On? Nicole Kidman's recent public gestures with her daughters are seen as a subtle message following her divorce from Keith Urban. What does this say about her emotional journey and public image? International Business Times UK · Jan 19
The I’m A Celebrity 2026 Salaries Have Leaked & The Pay Gap Is Massive The 2026 contestants’ salaries have leaked online and I’d happily eat a bull's penis for the same amount of money. Pedestrian.tv · Jan 19
Morning Mail: ATO’s debt collector pays zero corporate tax; hate speech laws set to pass; Trump ramps up Greenland threats ATO’s debt collecting firm pays no corporate tax; Labor and Liberals cut a deal over proposed hate speech laws after Bondi terror attack; Trump links Greenland crisis to Nobel Peace Prize snub The Guardian - AU · Jan 19
‘Every thought was tracked – I was made paranoid,’ Prince Harry tells court Other claims against the Daily Mail publisher include obtaining Sadie Frost’s medical records and targeting Doreen Lawrence The Independent UK · Jan 19
Queen Camilla joined by comic book characters as she launches reading initiative The Queen’s visit in Edinburgh came amid a push to get more people in the UK involved in reading and literacy The Independent UK · Jan 19
Baroness Lawrence feels ‘betrayed’, trial in claim against Mail publisher hears The peer is part of a group bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited, who denies allegations of unlawful information gathering. Evening Standard · Jan 19
Private investigator boasted: We can get the Queen’s medical records, court told Jonathan Rees, who operated Southern Investigations, allegedly said he would be able to get hold of the late Queen’s confidential information. Evening Standard · Jan 19
Sir Elton John felt safety of his children ‘violated’, court hears at Prince Harry privacy trial Sir Elton and others, including the Duke of Sussex, allege Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) carried out or commissioned unlawful activities Evening Standard · Jan 19
Taxpayers face £2m legal aid bill run up by wealthy socialite James Stunt in fight against money-laundering charges The socialite does not need to repay legal aid because he was acquitted of charges Evening Standard · Jan 19
Evening Standard · Jan 19 Harry says Daily Mail publisher’s alleged unlawful actions ‘deeply troubling’ Lawyers acting on behalf of the duke and others said Associated Newspapers Limited ‘knew they had skeletons in their closet’.
Evening Standard · Jan 19 Harry left ‘paranoid beyond belief’ by Mail’s ‘unlawful’ actions, court told The duke is taking legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over allegations of unlawful information gathering.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 19 Prince Harry accuses Daily Mail publisher of ‘terrifying’ intrusion Duke of Sussex and six other high-profile figures say media company used unlawful information gathering
Evening Standard · Jan 19 Prince Harry's blockbuster privacy trial against Daily Mail publisher gets under way at High Court Harry, Sir Elton John, his husband David Furnish, campaigner Baroness Doreen Lawrence and actresses Sadie Frost and Liz Hurley are among the claimants in the case against the Daily Mail’s publisher
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Prince Harry arrives at High Court for start of phone hacking trial against Daily Mail publisher The Duke of Sussex has arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice for the start of his nine-week phone hacking trial against the Daily Mail's publishing group on Monday (19 January).
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Prince Harry and other celebrities to discover how many millions they will pay Mail publisher The Duke of Sussex is among seven high-profile names who failed to prove Associated Newspapers Limited has engaged in unlawful information gathering for stories
Evening Standard · Jan 19 Prince Harry waves to fans as he arrives at High Court for start of high-profile privacy trial Source close to Harry says he is feeling ‘confident and ready’ for the legal battle
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Live: Prince Harry phone hacking trial begins at High Court Watch live from outside the Royal Courts of Justice as the Duke of Sussex arrives for the start of his nine-week phone hacking trial against the Daily Mail's publishing group.
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Prince Harry-Daily Mail trial live: Duke claims publisher ‘tracked my every move, thought or feeling’ The Duke of Sussex is joined by Sir Elton John, his husband David Furnish and actress Liz Hurley in taking legal action
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Why is Prince Harry in court with the Daily Mail’s publisher and who are the other high-profile names involved? Harry and the other claimants are all expected to provide evidence
The Independent UK · Jan 19 Prince Harry returns to court in battle with British tabloids Prince Harry returns to court this week in his legal battle against the British tabloids