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Fashion designer says daughter Harper is 'very appropriate' and works hard.

The singer recalls his Democrat father telling him to always back the sitting President.

The messages appear to contradict Prince Harry's earlier High Court evidence.

The nine-week High Court trial features seven public figures suing ANL.

The 1969 kidnap case was the UK's first murder conviction without a body.

Rebecca English told the court she had never used private investigators.

His exit comes days after the famed newspaper made drastic job cuts that angered readers.

The cuts slash the Washington Post newsroom from about 800 journalists.

Frost claims 11 stories came from phone hacking and unlawful bugging.

Brooklyn, 26, shared an 821-word Instagram statement on his estrangement.

Harry joins six other claimants accusing Associated Newspapers of unlawful snooping.

The pair are among a group alleging ANL used illegal methods to access private data.

Harry has accused the Daily Mail group of illegal tactics such as phone hacking.

The High Court case is set for a nine-week trial starting next week.

Her story emerged from 17 diaries Freddie Mercury gave her weeks before he died.

Media Insider Shayne Currie joins The Front Page to share his predictions for NZ media in 2026.

OneRoof competes against digital platforms for real estate listings.

HarperCollins has severed ties after alleged harassment of a female staffer.

The High Court settlement follows a claim over a shared MS diagnosis.

He was caught driving 24mph in a 20mph zone just months after passing his test.

She remained conscious when paramedics arrived but later died in hospital.

A French court ruled Paris Match violated the royals’ privacy rights.

Two Craccum editors have been locked out of the magazine's website after a complaint.