Prince Harry takes aim at royals in phone-hacking case, says they were 'withholding information' | Life

Prince Harry has accused his family of withholding information about phone hacking from him to avoid sitting in the witness box and opening 'a can of worms', a witness statement released Tuesday said. | News24Arts

"The Institution was without a doubt withholding information from me for a long time about... phone hacking," Prince Harry said in a statement in his privacy case claim on Tuesday.

Prince Harry has accused his family of withholding information about phone hacking from him to avoid sitting in the witness box and opening"a can of worms", a witness statement released Tuesday said. The alleged wrongdoing dates from 1993-2011, but some went on as late as 2018, according to their lawyer David Sherborne.

"That has only become clear in recent years as I have pursued my own claim with different legal advice and representation." It is trying to end the legal claims by arguing they are"stale" and"based on no credible evidence", so should not go to trial. It triggered the closure of the mass-selling Sunday tabloid, a mammoth police investigation, a judge-led inquiry and criminal charges that gripped Britain for years.

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