Apology and damages accepted by Prince Harry in UK Libel Suit

An apology and damages have been accepted by Prince Harry from a publisher of The Mail as well as MailOnline. This was done in relation to articles about his relationship with the British armed forces and a libel lawsuit regarding it. Two articles claimed that the prince had snubbed the Royal Marines when he left his role as a senior royal, resulting in the associated newspapers being sued.

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Prince Harry wins ‘significant damages,’ gets apology in U.K. tabloid lawsuit

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Prince Harry Accepts Apology, Damages In UK Libel Suit

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Apology and damages accepted by Prince Harry in UK Libel Suit

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