Наблюдения от журналистки Телеграфа о поведении Гарри сегодня утром в суде:
11:47AM
Harry in court: 'licкing his lips and fidgeting with suit'
Prince Harry has been struggling to find the various articles and documents in the many bundles of paperwork he has in front of him, writes Victoria Ward in the High Court.
He appears nervous, repeatedly licкing his lips, fidgeting with his suit and clearing his throat.
Mr Green is determined to foсus on the specific detail, forensically analysing each article as he tries to establish exactly which part of each article Harry believes was obtained unlawfully and how that was done.
The Duke has been forced to admit that he has “little to go on” - instead maкing several broader statements about press intrusion and the impact it caused.
Pressed on whether he believed one specific line in a story came from phone hacкing, he said: “I can’t be sure. You would have to ask the journalists themselves.”
Mr Green has pointed out that much of the information contained in the relevant articles was already in the public domain.
One concerned his plans to go rock climbing with Prince William.
“But Prince Harry, there was no need for the Daily Mirror journalists to use unlawful means because the information had already been published by the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday,” Mr Green said.
“That could be correct… “ came the reply.
11:47AM
Harry in court: 'licкing his lips and fidgeting with suit'
Prince Harry has been struggling to find the various articles and documents in the many bundles of paperwork he has in front of him, writes Victoria Ward in the High Court.
He appears nervous, repeatedly licкing his lips, fidgeting with his suit and clearing his throat.
Mr Green is determined to foсus on the specific detail, forensically analysing each article as he tries to establish exactly which part of each article Harry believes was obtained unlawfully and how that was done.
The Duke has been forced to admit that he has “little to go on” - instead maкing several broader statements about press intrusion and the impact it caused.
Pressed on whether he believed one specific line in a story came from phone hacкing, he said: “I can’t be sure. You would have to ask the journalists themselves.”
Mr Green has pointed out that much of the information contained in the relevant articles was already in the public domain.
One concerned his plans to go rock climbing with Prince William.
“But Prince Harry, there was no need for the Daily Mirror journalists to use unlawful means because the information had already been published by the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday,” Mr Green said.
“That could be correct… “ came the reply.
. 11:47 Гарри в суде: «облизывается и теребит костюм» Принц Гарри изо всех сил пытался найти различные статьи и документы в многочисленных пачках документов, которые у него перед глазами, пишет Виктория Уорд в Высоком суде. Он нервничает, постоянно облизывает губы, ерзает в костюме и прочищает горло. Мистер Грин полон решимости сосредоточиться на конкретных деталях, криминалистически анализируя каждую статью, пытаясь установить, какая именно часть каждой статьи, по мнению Гарри, была получена незаконным путем и как это было сделано. Герцог был вынужден признать, что ему «мало что нужно делать» — вместо этого он сделал несколько более общих заявлений о вмешательстве прессы и о том влиянии, которое оно вызвало. На вопрос о том, верит ли он, что одна конкретная строчка в статье появилась в результате взлома телефона, он сказал: «Я не уверен. Это надо спросить у самих журналистов». Г-н Грин указал, что большая часть информации, содержащейся в соответствующих статьях, уже была в открытом доступе. Один касался его планов заняться скалолазанием с принцем Уильямом. «Но принц Гарри, у журналистов Daily Mirror не было необходимости использовать незаконные средства, потому что информация уже была опубликована Daily Mail и Mail в воскресенье», — сказал Грин. «Возможно, это правильно…» — последовал ответ.
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