Prince Harry was giving evidence at the High Court, as part of his case against Mirror Group Newspapers.
By Jemma Crew, Dominic Casciani, Tom Symonds & Sean Coughlan at the High CourtPrince Harry has accused tabloid newspapers of hacking his voicemails when he was a teenager, saying it made him feel he "couldn't trust anybody".
Prince Harry's responses were often short, stressing his suspicion that each story was connected with a payment to a private investigator., issued as he appeared at court, Prince Harry accused the tabloid press of casting members of the Royal Family into roles and creating an "alternative and distorted version of me".
Accused the press of repeatedly trying to break up his relationships, saying the "twisted objective" continues todayAccused the media of "ganging up to protect each other", and of those in power "turning a blind eye to it as to ensure that it would continue unabated" Early in his cross-examination, Mr Green asked Prince Harry about his "hostility" towards the press, suggesting to the duke that this pre-dated his discovery that the tabloid press were using unlawful methods to gather information about him.
Prince Harry said journalists were "desperate for anything royal" and "any element of our private lives is interesting to the public".
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