Prince Harry "won't give up" with taking the British press to court, according to a royal commentator.
The Duke of Sussex, Baroness Doreen Lawrence and Sir Elton John admitted they were “delighted” after a High Court judge allowed their claims against the publisher of the Daily Mail to continue.
The three are among a group of high-profile individuals, including David Furnish, Sadie Frost, Liz Hurley and Sir Simon Hughes, who are bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL).
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They have accused the publisher of allegedly carrying out or commissioning unlawful activities such as hiring private investigators to place listening devices inside cars, accessing and recording private phone conversations, and “blagging” private records.
However, The Mail has firmly denied these allegations.
Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal commentator, spoke exclusively to GB News about how Prince Harry would have reacted to today's announcement.
He exclusively told GB News: “He will undoubtedly regard that as very significant.
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“And remember, we await the verdict to one of these cases after he appeared in the witness box. Then there are subsequent cases.
“But he sees it as his life's work as he sees it to clean up the British media.
“Now, obviously this is a continuation of that.”
When asked about all the cases that Prince Harry has brought to trial against the British press, Fitzwilliams claimed: “He won't give up.
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“And remember he's driven by what happened to his mother, and also by his personal belief, which hasn't wavered in this over the years.
“One can say a lot about the Sussexes and their attitude to the Royal Family and the way they've behaved as far as this is concerned.
“As far as Harry is personally concerned, he's been totally consistent.”