Prince Harry tries to have Mail on Sunday libel defence dismissed
Prince Harry libel claim against Mail on Sunday has High Court hearing - BBC News
Prince Harry's battle for police protection costs taxpayers £230,000 | UK News | Metro News
Documents for Prince Harry's case against Home Office to remain secret though judge slams legal team | Daily Mail Online
Prince Harry criticised for Met Police lawsuit by ex-officer - 'This is personal' | Royal | News | Express.co.uk
How Prince Harry Suing U.K. Government Could Put His Security More at Risk
Prince Harry begins second legal case against Home Office over personal security | Prince Harry | The Guardian
Prince Harry lays bare 'significant tensions' with Queen's top aide as he sues Home Office over security | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Prince Harry loses court ruling on paying for police protection in U.K. | CBC News
Prince Harry criticised for Met Police lawsuit by ex-officer - 'This is personal' | Royal | News | Express.co.uk
Prince Harry seeks libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher | The Independent
Judge refuses Prince Harry's request for early Mail on Sunday libel trial
Prince Harry mounts High Court challenge over police security arrangements | Evening Standard
Prince Harry wins bid to bring High Court challenge against Home Office over police protection | Daily Mail Online
The Duke of Sussex files second lawsuit over police protection battle | Tatler
Prince Harry 'complained he couldn't afford security after quitting royals with Meghan' - Mirror Online
What is happening with Prince Harry's six High Court claims? | STV News
Why is Prince Harry suing the Home Office? | NationalWorld
Prince Harry vs Home Office: Meghan's hubby prepares for crunch court showdown over UK security row
Prince Harry appears at a U.K. high court for a privacy lawsuit against ANL : NPR
Prince Harry's legal fight with the Home Office has already cost UK taxpayers £300,000, figures show | Daily Mail Online
Prince Harry lays bare 'significant tensions' with Queen's top aide as he sues Home Office over protection row | The Sun
Prince Harry Should not Be Allowed to 'Buy' Armed Police—U.K. Home Office
Harry Files New Lawsuit Against U.K. Government in Sign Tensions Remain
Prince Harry told he has to give 28 days notice if he wants to visit UK while security is assessed by Home Office
