Here are the highlights from day one. Read more at straitstimes.com.
on Tuesday, airing his longstanding grievances against Britain’s famously unbridled tabloid press.
He characterised their behavior as “utterly vile” and “criminal” and elaborated on the impact on him personally, saying “their actions affected every area of my life”.And to pursue his legal case, he said, he was “forced to relive a horrific period in my life”.a royal was cross-examined in a British courtroom is believed to have been 1891,
At one point he looked toward the judge, intensity clear on his face and in his voice, as he spoke of the distress these stories caused.Prince Harry to become first British royal in 130 years to give evidence in courtIn his witness statement, Prince Harry complained that royal family members are cast in preordained roles by the tabloids.
Even when the news was positive, such as when he passed a military assessment, there was a sting in the tale. “Even the police and the government are scared to hold them accountable or seek justice against them, they can truly believe they are above the law,” he said.
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