The Latest Breaking News from the High Court

Sir Elton John, whose husband David Furnish is also a claimant, is one of the high-profile individuals bringing claims against publisher Associated Newspapers over allegations of unlawful information-gathering

Prince Harry has made a surprise visit to the UK and was seen at the High Court in London today for a legal case - but it's thought any reconciliation with his estranged brother Prince William is unlikely

Prince Harry has made a surprise trip to the UK to attend a court hearing in his latest legal battle - but reports say he will not use the visit to see his father King Charles, who is "busy"

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Prince Harry was in a London court on Monday as the lawyer for a group of British tabloids prepared to ask a judge to toss out lawsuits by the prince, Elton John and several other celebrities who allege phone tapping and other invasions of privacy. The hearing involves one of…

The Duke, Sir Elton John, and Sadie Frost have turned up to the High Court where they are suing over allegations of unlawful newsgathering dating back to 1993

Prince Harry has made the trip to the UK and arrived at the High Court in London to attend a hearing in his claim against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers

The judicial overhaul plan of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, introduced in January, has thrown the country into its most severe domestic crisis since 1973. That crisis intensified on March 26, when Netanyahu fired the country’s defense minister, who had – less than 24 hours before – called on…

SHIMLA: The appointment of six Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPS) made by the Congress government has been challenged in the High Court of Himachal Pradesh by the People for Responsible Governance that had already challenged the similar appointments made in 2016 by the Congress government.

Torture techniques including waterboarding were used to extract a confession from Liam Holden who was sentenced to hang in 1972.