LONDON, June 9 ― A newspaper article about Prince Harry's legal battle with the British government over his security arrangements implied that he had lied and tried to manipulate public opinion, lawyers for Queen Elizabeth's grandson said today., for libel over an article in February which alleged he had tried to keep secret details of his legal fight to reinstate his police protection, and his aides had then tried to put a positive spin on it.
Harry's lawyer Justin Rushbrooke said the “unremittingly negative” article implied the prince had lied in a statement where he said he had always been willing to pay for police protection when in Britain, and tried to manipulate the public by authorising his “spin doctors” to put out false statements.
The paper's lawyer Andrew Caldecott said it would be a “quantum leap” to draw such conclusions, and the article had “unequivocally” implied Harry's public relations team were involved in putting out material which confused the public and not the prince himself.
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