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schema:articleBody	A London judge on Thursday agreed to delay the trial phase of Meghan Markle's high-profile lawsuit against a British newspaper group for privacy and copyright breaches. Judge Mark Warby said he had approved an application by the Duchess of Sussex's lawyers for the trial to be adjourned from January until "much later next year". The "primary basis" for the delay was on "a confidential ground," he added after a private hearing at the High Court in London. "The right decision in all the circumstances is to grant the application to adjourn," he said. "That means that the trial date of January 11, 2021, will be vacated and the trial will be refixed for a new date in the autumn." Meghan, who with her husband Prince Harry is waging an increasingly public war with some media outlets, is suing the publishers of the Mail on Sunday, Daily Mail and MailOnline. The American former television actress claims Associated Newspapers breached her privacy, her data protection rights and copyright by publishing extracts of correspondence with her estranged father, Thomas, before she married Harry. The High Court last month allowed the newspaper group to amend its defence against the claim, to allege the couple cooperated on a recent book about their lives together. Associated accuses Meghan of giving the authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand details about the letter to portray her version of events in a more favourable light. The news group also claims she wanted to use the hand-written letter "as part of a media strategy" and discussed it with royal communications officials before it was sent. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who quit frontline royal duties in March citing media intrusion, have denied being involved in the publication of the book, "Finding Freedom". Harry, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and son of heir to the throne Prince Charles and the late Diana, princess of Wales, has separately brought cases against two other British tabloid publishers for alleged phone hacking. He and Meghan now live with their young son Archie in the United States, where they have set up a charitable foundation. jj/phz/tgb
schema:headline	UK judge delays Meghan privacy case trial to late 2021
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schema:datePublished	2020-10-29 (xsd:date)
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