This is The Guardian.

I think this is really important for Harry.

He wanted to have his day in court.

And a big part of this is the optics of turning up in the court, facing them down.

Harry, you feeling confident?

Good luck, sir.

Prince Harry has indeed arrived at the High Court in London at his case against the publisher of the Daily Mail.

On one side of the battlefield is Prince Harry and six of this country's most famous celebrities.

I think you've got to really see this in the full

context of Harry as a life lived in front of a camera lens, as a life lived and played out in

newspapers, right? It's well known that Harry thinks that newspapers were partly responsible

for the death of his mother. Prince Harry is back in court in his long-running battle against the tabloid press,

and this time it's the publisher behind the Daily Mail.

So what's at stake?

From The Guardians Today in Focus, this is the latest with me, Lucy Hop.

I'm joined by Aaron Sharp, senior national news editor.

Prince Harry has swapped the dappled sunshine and palm trees of Montecito for what feels like an ice blizzard in London to be in a freezing packed courtroom.

Sounds like it's been really tense this morning as he's taken to the witness stand, a day early, right? Yeah, he's back and he's back for a day of court drama.

I think this is really important for Harry.

He wanted to have his day in court.

So much of this, what he's been campaigning for down the years,

has been about really bringing tabloid news editors and the tabloid journalists who he feels

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