This is the Guardian.

Today, Prince Harry versus Rupert Murdoch's tabloids.

Where could this courtroom drama go next?

The Duke of Sussex hasn't been shy about making difficult enemies.

The Thaniban.

Here's Morgan.

Some of the royals.

But the one he has been most outspoken on is the tabloid press.

If there's a story that somebody's been written about, I mean, I want to know what's being said.

But the one he has been most outspoken on is the tabloid press.

If there's a story that somebody's been written about, I mean, I want to know what's being said.

But all it does is just upset me and anger me that people can get away with writing the stuff they do.

It's quite important for you to come here and talk to them.

They behave like this.

Prince Harry is determined to hold British newspapers to account for hacking into his phone

and for the illegal intrusions into his life.

So far, he has taken on mirror group newspapers and the publisher of a Daily Mail.

And now he's going up against the Suns publisher.

News group newspapers.

A company owned by Rupert Murdoch, the most powerful media mogul in the world.

With just eight days to go until the King's coronation,

and Murdoch freshly battered by a $787 million lawsuit in the US.

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