Prince Harry appeared to backtrack over a 'disagreement' with Prince William under searing cross-examination in his tabloid phone hacking lawsuit. More from Newsweek chief royal correspondent Jack_Royston
Prince Harry arrives at the High Court, in London, England, to give historic evidence in his phone hacking lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers on June 6, 2023. He appeared to row back on his account in a witness testimony under cross examination.Harry said the article"reveals details of a private disagreement between myself and my brother regarding a proposed, our mother's former butler" and in live testimony added:"This kind of article sows distrust between brothers.
He continued:"The article accurately sets out the position that my brother was open to fixing a meeting with Paul to discuss his ongoing exposés about our mother, however, I had made up my mind about the kind of person I thought Paul was and was firmly against meeting him at this point in my life. To the best of my recollection, I do not believe a meeting went ahead in 2003."
Andrew Green, the lawyer for the Mirror Group, told Harry the 55-page witness statement submitted to the court contradicted his memoir,
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