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[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@danwootton Ffs get a grip his reputation is shattered ? Did you claw yours back when the shit hit the fan for you such dramatics from the British press and whatever you call yourself is pitiful

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

It’s amazing just how many people on here write as if they know prince harry and rip him and his family to shreds. What a wonderful perfect life you must have

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@kelvmackenzie Grudge much

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@Kevin_Maguire Numpty … wow how do you know me so well

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@Kevin_Maguire judgment is closer to saying:

* Not: “We have proved the Daily Mail did nothing wrong.”
* Rather: “The claimants have not produced enough persuasive evidence to prove that the alleged wrongdoing occurred.”

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

My own opinion Britain is fucked

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@AgathedeLili the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof)

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@TribesBritannia the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof).

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@davidyelland the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof)

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@KateMansey the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof)

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@SabirahLohn the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof). Your being very bitchy

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@ShakeLS the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof)

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@MattSunRoyal #Daily Mail, the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof)

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@RoyalReporter , the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened. Instead, he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof)

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@Kevin_Maguire he ruled that the claimants, including Prince Harry, had not proved their allegations on the balance of probabilities (the civil standard of proof).

[Moi @wind_yourneckin]

@Kevin_Maguire the case against the publisher of the Daily Mail, the judge did not rule that unlawful information gathering definitely never happened

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"How on earth can you put him on the same page as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor?"

James O'Brien springs to the defence of Prince Harry, who has often been seen as 'a problem' for the Royal Family.