Prince Harry is set to face hours of cross-examination in the witness box from Andrew Green, MGN's lawyer, over 33 newspaper articles Harry says were based on information which had been unlawfully obtained.
Prince Harry will become the first senior British royal to give evidence in court for more than a century when he appears on Tuesday, June 6, in his lawsuit against a publisher whose titles he accuses of phone-hacking and other unlawful activities.
However, the younger son of King Charles will on Tuesday and Wednesday face hours of cross-examination in the witness box from Andrew Green, MGN’s lawyer, over 33 newspaper articles he says were based on information which had been unlawfully obtained.The MGN trial began last month, with lawyers for Harry and the other claimants seeking to prove that unlawful information gathering was carried out with the knowledge and approval of senior editors and executives.
However, Harry did not appear on Monday, having only left the United States, where he now lives with his American wife Meghan, the previous evening as it was his daughter Lilibet’s birthday on Sunday. The judge, Timothy Fancourt, said he was surprised at his absence.
MGN, now owned by Reach, did apologize at the start of the trial after admitting the Sunday People had unlawfully sought information about Harry on one occasion, and has previously admitted its titles were involved in phone-hacking, settling more than 600 claims.
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