Summary
A Mail on Sunday editor, Charlotte Griffiths, testified in a privacy trial that she was aware of Princess Catherine's pregnancy before the public announcement but chose not to disclose it. She is part of a lawsuit involving claims against the publisher, Associated Newspapers Limited, regarding privacy violations. Griffiths insists her decisions were professional and separate from personal interactions with the royal family.
Key Facts
- A Mail on Sunday editor knew about Princess Catherine's pregnancy before it was publicly announced but kept it private.
- The testimony occurred during a privacy trial against Associated Newspapers Limited.
- The trial involves Prince Harry, Sir Elton John, and others accusing the publisher of severe privacy breaches.
- Charlotte Griffiths stated she never used a private investigator or phone hacking for her stories.
- Griffiths mentioned socializing with members of the royal family in her testimony.
- The case will continue, with a written judgment expected later.
