The writer Hannah Furness, royal editor of Telegraph, made these comments yesterday about the Duke’s victory against newspapers News Group.
Everything has been highlighted by the writer Hannah Furness, in an article for The telegraph.
In this document, the conversation began when the writer said: “Prince Harry, our noble Dragons hunter, deposited his sword.”
Because a few moments later, which would have been a 10 -week trial, an amicable settlement was concluded by the Duke of Sussex.
In the eyes of Mrs. Furness, “this is the last thing we expected”, especially on the part of a man who claims that changing the media landscape and submitting it to a “public inquiry” was the “work of his life ”.
However, his comment did not stop there because the writer also stressed the fact that, even if “we cannot ignore that it is a personal and emotional success for Prince Harry”.
It remains the fact that “the full and unequivocal report has not addressed some key elements such as confessions concerning telephone hacking, surveillance or abusive use of private information”.
Consequently, “one wonders with what speed the exaltation of personal victory can, behind the scenes, as the adrenaline dissipates, give way to the deflation for the man who called to ask accounts to accounts The British press on her “work of life”.
After all, “having imposed like a voiceless champion, Prince Harry now finds himself-in terms of position-back among them. »»
And “her quest aimed at bringing out part of the Murdoch Empire ended with a sparkle rather than a crash,” she even added before signing.
