Overview
- Rebecca English told the court she does not recall reading a 2007 email from freelancer Mike Behr that listed Chelsy Davy’s flight and seat and suggested “planting someone next to her.”
- She said she never requested or acted on such information and called the idea of planting someone something she would not do.
- Plaintiffs’ lawyer David Sherborne argued the flight data could only have come from an airline computer system, implying an illegal “blag,” which Associated Newspapers denies.
- Addressing a 2004 article about a Botswana campfire, English said a colleague passed on details from an anonymous caller said to have been present, a claim Prince Harry disputes.
- The case brought by Harry and other high-profile claimants is in its final phase before Mr Justice Nicklin, with a written judgment expected after the March conclusion.