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44:13Now PlayingToday on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, Kinsey is joined by Jonathan Goldberg KC, one of the United Kingdom’s leading criminal defense barristers and co-host of the I Rest My Case podcast, to examine the explosive defamation lawsuit that could pull Prince Harry back into the courtroom. Following his dramatic departure from Sentebale, the African youth charity he co-founded, Harry now faces legal action over allegations that he and former trustee Mark Dyer orchestrated a coordinated media campaign that damaged the charity and its leadership. Both men have firmly denied the claims, setting the stage for what could become one of the most closely watched royal legal battles in recent years.
Jonathan breaks down how English defamation law works, what Sentebale must prove to succeed, and whether the charity can establish the “serious harm” threshold required by the High Court. The discussion explores whether disclosure could expose private emails, WhatsApp messages, and communications with advisers or journalists, how defenses such as truth, honest opinion, and public interest may apply, and whether Prince Harry himself could be compelled to testify under cross-examination. Kinsey and Jonathan also examine the strategic role of litigation costs, the possibility of settlement, the remedies available if either side prevails, and why this case could have consequences that extend far beyond financial damages.
I Rest My Case
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