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The Latest Breaking News from The Mail on Sunday

Chelsy Davy 2004 article ‘obtained legitimately’, hacking trial hears

A number of high-profile figures are suing Mirror Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information-gathering.

The Independent UK

Holly Willoughby looks downcast after 'cutting ties' with Phillip Schofield

Holly Willoughby steps out for the first time since reports her friendship with Phillip Schofield is over and claims she may not appear on This Morning on Monday due to being 'too upset'

Daily Mirror

Holly Willoughby 'cuts ties with Phillip Schofield' amid This Morning drama

As controversy continues to rage around This Morning and its hosts, Holly is said to have taken the painful decision to ditch Phil from her friendship group for good

Irish Mirror

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Loose Women star Carol McGiffin's 'Covid conspiracy comments led to exit from ITV show'

The TV star - who has been a panelist on the ITV show first from 2000 to 2013, then again from 2018 - has shared eyebrow raising views about the Covid-19 pandemic in the past

Daily Mirror

Sue Gray declined to make representations to inquiry into her role with Labour, Dowden says – as it happened

Oliver Dowden says process ‘involved interviewing relevant persons’ but Sue Gray chose not to take part

The Guardian - UK

William and Harry's relationship 'on absolute ice' with Coronation chat 'unlikely'

Despite Prince William and Harry both set to be at King Charles' Coronation this week, royal biographer Tina Brown doubts there will be any reconciliation between the two brothers

Daily Mirror

Police will use their ‘full range of powers’ to prevent coronation disruption

The Deputy Prime Minister said “all necessary steps” will be taken to “protect the integrity” of the May 6 ceremony in central London.

The National (Scotland)

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Police to use ‘full range of powers’ to prevent coronation disruption – Dowden

The Mail on Sunday reported plans to disrupt the ceremony could include the use of rape alarms by activists.

The Independent UK

Energy brand to close down with 200,000 customers affected - what you need to know

Boost Power customers will be moved over to its parent company Ovo Energy, with letters already being sent out to households - here is what you need to know about the changes

Daily Mirror

Justin Welby denies tensions with King Charles, says coronation will be ‘deeply representative’

Charles has championed interfaith dialogue and celebrated the major non-Christian faiths practised in the UK for many years

The Independent UK

Prince Harry 'only has six Brit pals' so no one can confront him over behaviour

Australian journalist Daniela Elser said the fact that Prince Harry only has a handful of friends in Britain means that nobody can warn him when he is making bad decisions

Daily Mirror

'It's Sad' That Ian Poulter 'Probably' Won't Be Ryder Cup Captain - Paul McGinley

The Ryder Cup legend may never captain Europe after joining LIV Golf, which Paul McGinley admitted is "sad"

Golf Monthly

Hundreds of energy customers hit with unexpected bills after being undercharged

Boost Energy customers were undercharged after defective smart meters gave lower readings by mistake - and now households have been told to pay the money back

Daily Mirror

BBC offers voluntary redundancy to top presenters – report

Huw Edwards and Reeta Chakrabarti among those to receive letters in what corporation says was a standard HR exercise

The Guardian - UK

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Wales Online

BBC sends redundancy offer letter to top stars including Huw Edwards

Letters have also gone to Reeta Chakrabarti, Clive Myrie and Sophie Raworth as well as top presenters on Radio 4

The Guardian - UK

Taliban holding three British men in detention in Afghanistan

Charity medic, hotelier and ‘danger tourist’ reportedly arrested by Taliban’s secret police in January

The Independent UK

Harry concerned by ‘unchecked power’ of Daily Mail publisher – court statement

The Duke of Sussex is one of seven people bringing claims against the publisher.

The Week

Prince Harry’s privacy case against Associated Newspapers

Prince Harry made a surprise appearance at London’s High Court for the second day of his privacy case against the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

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The Guardian - UK

The allegations against Daily Mail’s parent company Associated Newspapers

Legal claims alleging illegal behaviour were brought by a host of high-profile celebrities

The Independent UK

Actresses and ex-MP reveal ‘distress’ over alleged phone hacking

Associated Newspapers Limited says the allegations are ‘firmly denied’.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry ‘horrified’ by alleged media intrusion as Prince William dragged into High Court legal war

Prince Harry has drawn his brother Prince William into his legal war with the media and says he was “horrified” to discover they had been illegally targeted by private investigators for the Mail on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Harry at High Court as Mail publisher bids to throw out ‘stale’ privacy claims

The Duke of Sussex and Sir Elton John have both appeared at the Royal Courts of Justice in London for the start of the hearing.

Reuters

Prince Harry arrives at London court - witness

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Manchester Evening News

Prince Harry arrives at court for hearing over allegations against Daily Mail publisher

The Duke of Sussex is one among a number of high-profile people bringing the allegations against Associated Newspapers Limited

Reuters

Prince Harry, Elton John appear at UK court in privacy lawsuit

Britain's Prince Harry and singer Elton John made a surprise appearance at London's High Court on Monday as they and five others began a lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail paper over years of alleged phone-tapping and privacy breaches.

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