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Friday, November 6, 2026

Le prince Harry fait appel après le procès perdu contre le Daily Mail

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Le prince Harry et d’autres personnalités, dont le chanteur Elton John et l’actrice Elizabeth Hurley, ont déposé une demande d’appel après avoir perdu le procès qu’ils avaient intenté au propriétaire du Daily Mail, Associated Newspapers Limited, a annoncé leur avocat vendredi.

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