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The Duke of Sussex forced back tears on his second day giving evidence in his case against Mirror Group Newspapers

Duke of Sussex finishes giving evidence at high court in case against Mirror Group Newspapers

Harry mostly remained calm as the Mirror’s barrister worked to undermine his case, but there were flashes of passion

Prince Harry appeared in London’s High Court on Monday and Tuesday to argue that articles about him printed in UK tabloids run by Mirror Group Newspapers contained information obtained by illegal means. If the royal’s claims are found to be true it could prove phone hacking on an “industrial scale”…

Prince Harry has rejected a suggestion that a lack of evidence meant his phone wasn’t hacked by reporters for Mirror Group Newspapers

Duke of Sussex appears as witness and claims reporters learned of meetings with TV star Caroline Flack through hacked voicemails

Prince Harry has taken the stand for the second day in his phone hacking case against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), becoming the first senior British royal to give evidence in court since the 1890s.

Harry, who is giving evidence in phone-hacking trial against Mirror Group, receives critical coverage in other papers he is suing

Harry, 38, is suing Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over allegations he was targeted by journalists using unlawful methods.

Prince Harry described the stories about the rumours as ‘hurtful, mean and cruel’ - and questioned the ‘motive behind them’

History was being made in Britain’s High Court as the prince gave evidence. But the defence cared not for history and went on the attack.