Prince Harry and six other high-profile claimants have been ordered by a High Court judge to disclose documents relating to ...

Publisher suggests incentives offered by claimants to procure evidence include £5,000-a-month deal with private investigator ...

PRINCE Harry’s lawyers must produce documents on alleged payments to witnesses in his latest legal claim, a judge says. ...

No funding has been allocated for the ‘open justice champions’ promised by the judiciary to help the public observe court ...

Lawyers for the Duke of Sussex must hand over documents that relate to alleged payments made for evidence in his legal claim ...

No funding has been allocated for the ‘open justice champions’ promised by the judiciary to help the public observe court ...

Prince Harry and other claimants against the Mail ordered to disclose details of payments made to private investigators for ...

Mr Justice Nicklin said it would be an 'abuse of process' and 'bring the administration of justice into disrepute' if their case was allowed to continue in its current form.

"The Defendant has a real prospect, at trial, of demonstrating that the Duke of Sussex had not made an offer to the Government to pay for his security before he began his proceedings for judicial ...

Mr Justice Nicklin responded: “All I will say is that you have tenaciously stood your ground and been present in court, diligent and attentive in learning about the proceedings. “Everybody is ...

Two judges, Mr. Justice Nicklin and Judge David Cook, ruled that they “had little difficulty concluding that such sums were manifestly excessive," noting the claimants' legal teams had ...

Mr Justice Nicklin rejected the argument that, despite his abdication, Carlos remained a "sovereign" and was entitled to personal immunity under the State Immunity Act 1978.