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Prince Harry separately partied with two Mail on Sunday journalists in his youth, according to evidence before the High Court, in London. The Duke of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Mail titles, on allegations of phone hacking and other unlawful practices. However, in court filing seen by Newsweek, Katie Nicholl and Charlotte Griffiths both said they got information from Harry’s friendship group after partying with him. Griffiths said Harry gave her his phone number in a Facebook post. Harry says they got their information unlawfully but it all raises questions about his hard line approach to other royal family members dealing with the press.
From Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle, and King Charles and Camilla to Prince William and Kate to Meghan and Harry, Newsweek’s podcast The Royal Report brings you all the royal news. Hosted by Newsweek’s chief royal correspondent Jack Royston, each episode features a mix of headlines and in-depth analysis. Subscribe and listen to the Royal Report from Newsweek or wherever you get your favorite shows. Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2JjpnIb
From Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle, and King Charles and Camilla to Prince William and Kate to Meghan and Harry, Newsweek’s podcast The Royal Report brings you all the royal news. Hosted by Newsweek’s chief royal correspondent Jack Royston, each episode features a mix of headlines and in-depth analysis. Subscribe and listen to the Royal Report from Newsweek or wherever you get your favorite shows.
Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2JjpnIb
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Prince Harry separately partied with two Mail on Sunday journalists in his youth, according to evidence before the High Court, in London. The Duke of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Mail titles, on allegations of phone hacking and other unlawful practices. However, in court filing seen by Newsweek, Katie Nicholl and Charlotte Griffiths both said they got information from Harry’s friendship group after partying with him. Griffiths said Harry gave her his phone number in a Facebook post. Harry says they got their information unlawfully but it all raises questions about his hard line approach to other royal family members dealing with the press.
From Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle, and King Charles and Camilla to Prince William and Kate to Meghan and Harry, Newsweek’s podcast The Royal Report brings you all the royal news. Hosted by Newsweek’s chief royal correspondent Jack Royston, each episode features a mix of headlines and in-depth analysis. Subscribe and listen to the Royal Report from Newsweek or wherever you get your favorite shows. Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2JjpnIb
From Buckingham Palace to Windsor Castle, and King Charles and Camilla to Prince William and Kate to Meghan and Harry, Newsweek’s podcast The Royal Report brings you all the royal news. Hosted by Newsweek’s chief royal correspondent Jack Royston, each episode features a mix of headlines and in-depth analysis. Subscribe and listen to the Royal Report from Newsweek or wherever you get your favorite shows.
Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2JjpnIb
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