Actress Liz Hurley is expected to take the stand at the Royal Courts of Justice this morning, providing testimony in the high-profile legal battle between Prince Harry and Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.
High-Profile Support from the Duke of Sussex
The Duke of Sussex will return to the High Court on Thursday to show solidarity with Hurley and other claimants involved in the case. This follows his own evidence session on Wednesday, where he spent approximately two hours detailing allegations that ANL's actions made his wife Meghan's life "an absolute misery".
A spokesperson for Prince Harry confirmed on Wednesday evening that he would attend court again "to support, and show solidarity with, the other claimants", underscoring the collaborative nature of this legal action.
Broad Coalition of Claimants
The lawsuit involves a notable group of public figures, including:
- Elton John and his husband David Furnish
- Campaigner Baroness Doreen Lawrence
- Politician Simon Hughes
- Actress Sadie Frost
- Actress Liz Hurley
Together, they are pursuing legal action against ANL over allegations of unlawful information gathering, with Prince Harry's case specifically relating to 14 articles published between 2001 and 2013.
ANL's Firm Denial
Associated Newspapers Limited has strongly denied any wrongdoing, setting the stage for a contentious courtroom confrontation. The trial continues to draw significant media attention as it unfolds at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.
We will provide comprehensive coverage of all developments from the High Court throughout the day, ensuring you stay informed on this landmark privacy case.
