Sadie Frost: I don’t want to be pigeonholed Sadie Frost has explained why she doesn't want to be pigeonholed. BANG Premier · Sep 29
Quote of the day by Jude Law: 'My only obligation is to keep myself and other people guessing.' Life lessons from motivational quote on true personal freedom, predictability, labels, mystery, compliance and stagnation Quote of the day by Jude Law, “My only obligation is to keep myself and other people guessing,” explains his view of personal freedom, privacy and change. The saying focuses on avoiding labels, refusing to live according to public expectations and remaining open to new choices. Here is the quote… The Economic Times · Sep 19
Prince Harry Returns to Court as Daily Mail Publisher Seeks £50M Legal Costs Prince Harry returns to court as the Daily Mail publisher seeks millions in legal costs after his case was dismissed, sparking a furious 'whitewash' row and potential appeal. International Business Times UK · Jul 29
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The prince and the ‘professional liar’: inside Harry’s battle against the Daily Mail How the celebrity-backed legal action against one of Britain’s most powerful newspapers fell apart The Guardian - UK · Jul 12
An emphatic victory for the Mail: how a £50m privacy case unravelled in court Claimants are left with a huge legal bill after failing to prove the newspaper had engaged in any unlawful activity The Guardian - UK · Jul 7
Harry’s case against Mail ‘should never have been brought to trial’, says Dacre The duke was part of a group of household names who unsuccessfully sued Associated Newspapers over allegations of unlawful information gathering. Evening Standard · Jul 7
Daily Mail v Prince Harry: The failed claims brought by the duke and other stars as court costs to be decided A high court judge dismissed a string of claims brought by the Duke of Sussex and six other celebrities against the publisher of the Daily Mail The Independent UK · Jul 7
Harry and household names lose High Court case against Daily Mail publisher The duke’s allegations of unlawful information gathering against Associated Newspapers were dismissed on Tuesday. Evening Standard · Jul 7
Prince Harry loses High Court battle with Daily Mail publisher after failing to prove phone hacking claims Mr Justice Nicklin ruled that the Duke of Sussex and six other household names had failed to prove unlawful information gathering at Associated Newspapers Limited The Independent UK · Jul 7
Harry court case: Which other celebrities took legal action against the Mail publisher? The ruling is scheduled to be handed down today The Independent UK · Jul 7
Which high-profile figures took legal action against the Mail publisher? The Duke of Sussex, Sir Elton John and Liz Hurley are part of a group of high-profile figures taking legal action. Evening Standard · Jul 6
Prince Harry vs the Daily Mail: Who are all the celebrities involved and what is the court battle about? Here’s everything you need to know about Prince Harry’s legal battle against the Daily Mail publisher Evening Standard · Jul 6
Up to £38m legal costs, 4-year wait and 14 news articles: Harry’s court battle with Daily Mail publisher in numbers On Tuesday, the Duke of Sussex, along with six other household names, had their case against the publisher of the Daily Mail dismissed The Independent UK · Jul 6
Evening Standard · Jun 29 Davinia Taylor blasts London train staff's 'nasty and inhuman' behaviour in furious rant The former Hollyoaks star, 48, launched a furious rant at the ‘horrible’ workers at the train station in London
Evening Standard · Mar 31 Harry and household names face wait for ruling in High Court case against Mail The judgment in claims brought by a group of high-profile figures, also including Sir Elton John, is expected later this year.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 31 An angry prince and leaky friends: key moments in the Daily Mail hacking trial As the case draws to a close we recount the claims and counter-claims from the past 10 weeks in court 76
The Guardian - UK · Mar 27 Missing private investigator evidence in Daily Mail’s case ‘stark’, high court told Claimants say lost documents hide scale of alleged unlawful information gathering at publisher of the Daily Mail
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9 Ex-Mail on Sunday journalist denies ordering ‘blag’ of Sadie Frost’s medical information Katie Nicholl’s name appears on many of the stories that Frost, Prince Harry and others have complained about
The Independent UK · Mar 9 How Soho House lost its cool – and will it ever get it back again? IN FOCUS: It was the place to be in the Nineties, but recently Soho House has lost its edge. As the group of luxury private clubs seals a £2bn deal that involves A-lister Ashton Kutcher, there are plans afoot to return the brand to its heyday, but will it work?…
The Independent UK · Mar 3 Former Daily Mail showbiz editor accused of using private investigators ‘who engaged in unlawful acts’ Nicole Lampert was giving evidence in the trial of claims of unlawful information gathering brought by a group of household names against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL)
The Guardian - UK · Feb 11 Mail titles kept using investigator after his conviction, court hears Steve Whittamore says Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday remained his ‘best customers’ for two years after his 2005 conviction
Evening Standard · Feb 10 Ex-Mail editor says Baroness Lawrence’s allegations ‘bewildering’, court told The former editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail was giving evidence at the High Court on Tuesday.
Evening Standard · Feb 9 Sadie Frost’s former lawyer shown ‘no evidence’ against publisher, court told Ms Frost is one of seven people taking legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited.
Evening Standard · Jan 27 Sir Simon Hughes distressed by Mail publisher targeting him, court hears ANL argues that the claims against it have been brought too late.