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0:00On March 10th, a group of high-profile figures, including Prince Harry, Baroness Lawrence, Sir Elton John, Sadie Frost, Liz Hurley, David Furnish, and Sir Simon Hughes has filed a lawsuit against associated newspapers limited. The company behind the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, they claimed the publisher used unlawful methods to gather private information. The company strongly denies the allegations and is fighting the case in London's High Court. Here this week, former mail on Sunday diary editor Charlotte Nichol gave evidence remotely. She explained that a tip about a sensitive medical issue involving Sadie Frost came from a trusted freelance journalist with a solid source, not through illegal means. Nicole said she tried to verify the details by reaching out to Frost herself. Frost denied the story, and it never ran. Nichol noted several reasons for dropping it, including the denial, the deeply personal nature of the health details, and Frost's legal team getting. Embolved early. Nichol is also connected to seven articles in Prince Harry's specific claim against the publisher.

1:05One involved Harry being named Godfather to the child of his former nanny Tiggie Lega Burke. She mentioned often speaking with Lady Elizabeth Anson, a close friend of Legae Bork, and confidant to the Lake Queen. The trial before Mr. Justice Nicholon should wrap up later this month, with a written judgment to follow. This case could set important precedents for media practices moving forward.