The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Family, News and Events 10: August 2024 -

[Lady Daly]

The stories from the BBC and the Sun don't entirely make sense to me, since the judge issued a sealed ruling and terminated the case two weeks ago. I can't tell from reading these more recent stories whether they are rehashing the order from two weeks ago or reporting on a new development.

Here's Newsweek's report from two weeks ago: Prince Harry visa drugs case closed after secret ruling

The media is still talking about the same case because Judge Nichols sealed his orders and closed the case. So...we know nothing about the determination of the case is how I interprete it.

"It is possible the orders may be at some stage be unsealed at which point it will become clearer what brought about the end of the lawsuit."

 

[shady lady]

The judge in Harry’s visa case has ruled in his favour. The case brought by the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation against the Dept of Homeland Security to try and open Harry’s application etc to the scrutiny of them and the public has been dismissed. Of course the British tabloids are not happy with this decision.

Prince Harry's US visa application will remain private, judge rules

A US think-tank had sought the release of the records after Prince Harry wrote about drug use in his memoir.

www.bbc.com

Major update on Prince Harry’s visa ‘drugs’ row, as judge makes ruling over docs

PRINCE Harry’s visa documents will not be made public despite him admitting to taking drugs in his memoir, a judge has ruled. Harry’s reference to taking cocaine, marijuana and psychedelic mushroom…

www.thesun.co.uk

No surprise there, but I think this was reported a couple of weeks ago? (as mentioned previously)

Of course, the British tabloids are the good guys when they publish a positive story about PH

No doubt tabloids in other countries have reported this too.

 

[Curryong]

The British tabloids never publish a positive story about Prince Harry if the editors can possibly help it! And they are never ‘good guys’ in a million years!

Harry on carrying on Diana's legacy: 'It's something I take seriously'

The Duke of Sussex , who recently celebrated his 40th birthday, gave the passionate address to a packed room at Halo Trust's anti-landmine event in New York.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Harry took over The (anti-landmine) Halo Trust after his mother’s death. He spoke at the event in aid of the charity in New York to a packed room.