Prince Harry arrives at court in London for start of celebrity privacy trial against Daily Mail publisher

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00:00Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, arriving at the High Court in central London as part

00:06of the case against the Daily Mail publisher, Associated Newspapers Limited, publishers

00:11of the Mail on Sunday, the Mail Online and the Daily Mail, here alongside other names

00:16including Sir Elton John, David Furnish and other celebrity name and claimants.

00:24In this case, the third and final case, are you feeling confident?

00:30Good luck, sir.

00:34Here we go.

00:38Good luck, sir.

00:42So there we see Prince Harry walking into the court buildings that are all courts of justice.

00:46Like I say, other names include Baroness Dorian Lawrence as well.

00:50Let's take another look at these images as they've just come in.

00:54That was live.

00:55This is a replay of those moments just a couple of moments ago.

00:59And obviously, Harry's storied past with the newspapers and the press here in the United

01:04Kingdom.

01:05Two previous court cases, one settled out of court, one against the Mirror Group publishers

01:10found in Harry's favour.

01:13This one is against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publishers behind the Daily Mail, the Mail

01:17on Sunday and the Mail Online.

01:20Bringing together several high-profile claimants appearing in court today, a real show of unity

01:26and togetherness and force, one might say, against Associated Newspapers Limited.

01:32Prince Harry expected to take to the stand on Thursday.

01:35The case expected to be heard over the course of the coming nine weeks.