Overview
- Prince Harry has arrived in the UK and is expected to be the first to give evidence later this week.
- He is joined by high-profile co-claimants including Sir Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley and Baroness Doreen Lawrence.
- The claim alleges routine illegal tactics from 1993 to 2011 such as phone hacking, landline tapping and blagging, including an accusation that private flight records for Chelsy Davy were obtained.
- Associated Newspapers denies the allegations, describing them as preposterous and a fishing expedition.
- A key private investigator, Gavin Burrows, has said an earlier statement attributed to him was forged, and the court has capped legal costs at about £4 million for the claimants and £4.5 million for ANL.