Prince Harry cries as Daily Mail trial explodes: Tom Sykes reveals what happened in court
January 28, 2026
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as posted by the channelPrince Harry’s explosive legal battle against the Daily Mail has become what some consider the media trial of the century. In this in-depth conversation, NewsNation's @PaulaFroelich is joined by Tom Sykes, royal correspondent for The Daily Beast and author of The Royalist Substack, who is inside the London courtroom as Harry and a group of A-list celebrities accuse the tabloid giant of illegal wiretapping, blagging and unlawful information gathering.
Sykes, of @TheRoyalistChannel, explains the most dramatic moments so far, including Harry breaking down in tears on the stand, clashing repeatedly with the judge and claiming the Daily Mail has targeted Meghan Markle in retaliation for his lawsuits. We also dig into the chaos surrounding key witnesses, shocking allegations involving private investigators and why one former girlfriend’s flight details could become the case’s legal tipping point.
Plus: Elizabeth Hurley’s powerful testimony, the mystery surrounding Baroness Doreen Lawrence, the staggering legal costs at stake, and why — win or lose — this case may already be a reputational disaster for Prince Harry. If you want the real story behind the headlines, this is a must-watch.
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