Prince Harry releases private emails surrounding phone hacking scandal

we have heard your arguments now we have seen your evidence Prince Harry publicly released

private

emails

from those in the heart of the late Queen's home it was 2018 and Harry wanted an apology for the

phone

hacking

of the Sun and News of the World his

emails

shows Buckingham Palace haunting him on February 1st. He emailed Sally Osman, the Queen's late communications director, asking for an update when she says there has been no response. She says that the institution seems ineffective and weak. and everything he stands for becomes a laughing stock a month later. Sally Osman sends an email saying that she has the Queen's consent to take legal action.

Her Majesty approved the wording which essentially says that there is growing frustration with your lack of response and commitment and while we have tried to reach an agreement without involving lawyers, we will have to reconsider our position unless we receive a workable proposal, but not nothing happens. Harry claims a year later that his father takes a different stance than the queen and demands that she drop his legal action to prioritize positive stories about him and Camilla. let's say it shows the royal family scared of the tabloids it's a blackmail plot essentially it says listen let's spill your secrets or you shut up and do as you're told or we're going to post what we like about you so I'm sure they would rather not be in it.

The Stranglehold Harry evidence also includes his mobile

phone

records which he says show the repeated

hacking

of his voicemail with just over a week to go before the coronation. This comes at a bad time for the King and Queen consort who were lighting up Liverpool for Eurovision, but with each revelation Prince Harry is exposing and demonstrating just how far he will take his fight with the press Laura Bundock Sky News