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Duke of Sussex begins UK charity events before court ruling
The Duke of Sussex arrived in London for a week of charity events and will learn the outcome of a lawsuit against a newspaper publisher later on Tuesday. His wife and children are not accompanying him due to security concerns.
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The Duke of Sussex began a week of charity engagements in London on Tuesday with an event supporting the Invictus Games, his charity for injured military veterans. He will also receive the result of a court case brought by the duke and others against Associated Newspapers, publishers of the Daily Mail, alleging unlawful information gathering.
Schedule and family arrangements The duke is attending events alone.
His wife and children remained outside London because of security concerns. Earlier reports indicated confusion over an invitation for the duke to stay at Buckingham Palace. Officials said the duke had been informed on Saturday that he would not be able to stay because he had not responded in time.
Court case details The case, expected to conclude on Tuesday, involves claims against Associated Newspapers by the duke and several public figures. The publishers have denied the allegations. The duke is also scheduled to visit Birmingham later in the week in connection with next year's Invictus Games.
Speculation has surrounded the possibility of meetings with family members during the visit, though no such meetings have been confirmed.
