In a High Court case, Prince Harry has 'a lot to account for'

Experts say Prince Harry will have to answer for 'a lot of stuff' in his High Court case.

Daniela Elser, a royal analyst, has aired allegations about the Duke's actions.

She began the chat with a funny dig at the royal, saying, "Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, has a lot to answer for, but to my mind."

Because "there might be no greater charge than inadvertently forcing me to try and read weighty, turgid legal documents first thing in the morning."

"However, everything changes; another day, another Harry court case story."

For those unfamiliar with the situation, Prince Harry went to a UK courtroom to seek restitution for suspected phone hacking.

However, the court just issued a judgement that barred any further hearings.

According to lawyer Paul Britton, "this is yet another blow for Prince Harry in his privacy war against the tabloids."

"The court decided that Harry could not proceed with his claim regarding phone hacking," Mr Britton said in an interview with the Daily Express, "but it did allow his allegations involving the use of private investigators to move forward to a trial, scheduled to begin in January 2024."