Prince Harry Set to Testify in Phone Hacking Lawsuit Against Daily Mirror Publisher

Prince Harry's phone hacking lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers began in London, with the publisher apologizing for unlawfully gathering information about the royal in 2004.
Harry is one of four claimants in a trial examining alleged historic phone hacking and unlawful information gathering by Mirror Group Newspapers between 1995 and 2011.
The case threatens to put Harry on the witness stand in June to discuss revelations about his private life, marking the first time in over a century a senior royal has testified in court.
Harry and his wife Meghan have filed at least seven lawsuits against media organizations since leaving the royal family, alleging misuse of private information and copyright infringement.
The trial is also examining alleged phone hacking of Harry's associates, including his father King Charles and a former girlfriend, the late TV presenter Caroline Flack.