Prince Harry will appear in a new ITV documentary about phone-hacking.

Prince Harry will appear in a new documentary about phone hacking, ITV has announced.

The Duke of Sussex has sat down with reporter Becca Barry where he discussed his aim to expose what he describes as “illegal activities of Britain’s tabloid newspapers”.

The show, which also features Hugh Grant, Charlotte Church and Paul Gascoigne, and is titled “Tabloids on Trial”, will air on ITV1 on July 25 at 9pm.

Harry declared war against the British media long before he and wife Meghan Markle stepped down as senior working royals in 2020.

The prince has brought a total of six cases against the media over the last few years.

He has blamed UK tabloids for intruding his life and hounding his wife as well as his mother, the late Princess of Wales.

He has also accused the press and the Government of being at “rock bottom”, “corrupt” and “biased”.

In a witness statement for his High Court privacy case against MGN last year, Harry said in a written statement: “In my view, in order to save journalism as a profession, journalists need to expose those people in the media that have stolen or highjacked the privileges and powers of the press, and have used illegal or unlawful means for their own gain and agendas.

“I feel that I need to make sure that this unlawful behaviour is exposed, because obviously I don’t want anybody else going through the same thing that I’ve been going through on a personal level.

“But also on a national level as, at the moment, our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our Government – both of which I believe are at rock bottom.”

During his infamous Oprah Winfrey interview in 2021, Harry also said: “If the source of the information is inherently corrupt or racist or biased, then that filters out to the rest of society.”

Prince Harry will appear in a new ITV documentary about phone-hacking. The Duke of Sussex has made it a mission to expose what he believes are “illegal activities of Britain’s tabloid newspapers”. The documentary, titled “Tabloids on Trial”, will feature interviews with Hugh Grant, Charlotte Church, and Paul Gascoigne, and is set to air on ITV1 on July 25 at 9pm.

Harry has been outspoken about his grievances with the British media and has taken legal action against several tabloids. He has accused the press of intruding on his privacy and of hounding his wife and late mother, Princess Diana. In his efforts to combat what he sees as corrupt and biased journalism, Harry has emphasized the importance of holding the media accountable.

During his interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021, Harry highlighted the impact of biased and corrupt information on society as a whole. He believes that the media plays a significant role in shaping public perception and that it is crucial to address any unethical practices that may undermine the credibility of journalism.

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Source: New York Post