GB News host Patrick Christys says Barristers gave Prince Harry an “absolute kicking” by stating many of the articles the Prince is complaining about used information already available in the public domain.
“Barristers gave him an absolute kicking they spanked him on three key points … he didn’t actually read many of the articles which he’s complained about at the time of publication,” Mr Christys told Sky News host Sharri Markson.
“That means that could not have caused him personal distress they also argued much of the information was already in the public domain … it had been published by other news outlets before the Mirror.
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