Prince Harry in UK court for privacy case against Daily Mail publisher

© Thomson Reuters UK paper group bids to throw out Prince Harry and others' privacy lawsuitsBy Michael Holden and Sam TobinLONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry made a surprise appearance at London's High Court on Monday as he and six other high profile figures began their lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail paper over years of alleged phone-tapping and privacy breaches. The prince, who flew in from his Californian home, sat just feet away from a large group of reporters. © Thomson Reuters UK paper group bids to throw out Prince Harry and others' privacy lawsuitsThe alleged activity ran from 1993 to 2011, "even continuing beyond until 2018", the lawyers said. © Thomson Reuters UK paper group bids to throw out Prince Harry and others' privacy lawsuitsThe Mail had championed bringing her son's killers to justice and said the allegations involving her were "appalling and utterly groundless smears". Prince Harry is already involved in a libel case against the Mail on Sunday over an article about his security arrangements - a case the paper is contesting.