Harry was defended from online critics of his phone-hacking lawsuit heard in London this week, by a member of his mother's family.

Prince Harry ended his testimony in his trial against a newspaper group. “For my whole life, the press have misled about me and covered up their wrongdoing,” he said.

Harry has told the court he's determined to stop the "madness" of news outlets using alleged unlawful activities to obtain personal information.

Prince Harry entered the courtroom on a mission to prove the publisher of the Daily Mirror tabloid hacked his phone and unlawfully snooped.

The Duke of Sussex was due to arrive back home in California on Thursday night after staying at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, The Telegraph understands. The Duke, 38, spent three nights in the UK as he returned to give evidence in his High Court phone-hacking case against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN).

The Duke of Sussex enters his second day of testifying in a London court on Wednesday, as part of his lawsuit against a major British newspaper publisher. Harry will be cross-examined by Andrew Green,

The prince’s uncle mentioned his own complaints about the British media after a Daily Mail columnist claimed that Harry is “obsessed” with his ex-girlfriend.