Harry Redknapp has picked his best 11 performers from the weekend’s action. The Premier League team of the weekend that has ...

including incidents of unlawful activities carried out by private investigators,” Harry’s attorney, David Sherborne, read from a statement in court. Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.

It was going to take something dramatic to encourage Prince Harry to settle. That was abundantly clear in everything he's said in the run up to this trial, and not purely from a personal point of ...

On Wednesday morning, Harry's barrister David Sherborne said the parties had "reached an agreement" and that NGN had offered an apology to the 40-year-old and would pay "substantial damages".

Harry's barrister David Sherborne said the parties had "reached an agreement" and that NGN had offered an apology to the Duke of Sussex and would pay him "substantial damages", which he called a ...

Both pleaded guilty to phone hacking and were jailed. Image: Tom Watson and Prince Harry's barrister David Sherborne speak to the media. Pic: PA Across the following five years, numerous other ...

Lincoln Center in New York City. In a statement to the press, Harry’s lawyer David Sherborne said the Sun’s publisher has agreed to pay “substantial damages” for unlawfully intruding into ...

On Wednesday, Harry’s attorney, David Sherborne, said the parties had reached an agreement, adding that NGN had offered an apology in addition to “substantial damages.” In a statement ...

Harry was not present in court on Tuesday and was represented by his lawyer David Sherborne. Carl Court/Getty In a statement obtained by PEOPLE following the settlement, NGN said they offer "a ...

Harry’s lawyer David Sherborne called for a police investigation into the newspaper and spoke of how Harry bringing a case against the publisher has impacted him and his family’s life.

On Wednesday morning, Harry's barrister David Sherborne said that the parties had "reached an agreement" and that NGN had offered an apology to the Duke and would pay "substantial damages".