(6 Jun 2023)
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ARCHIVE: The Hague, Netherlands - 16 April 2022
1. Mid of Harry and Meghan at Invictus Games driving challenge event
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Washington - 6 June 2023
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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press:
"My name is Lindsey Whitehurst. I'm a reporter for the Associated Press here in Washington. And today I'm covering a hearing in federal court over Prince Harry's immigration status. He himself is not expected to be here. This is actually a case between the U.S. government and a conservative think tank based here in Washington. This group has asked for the release of Harry's immigration papers. Basically, they're saying that he spelled out some past drug use from when he was about 17 years old on down. And they say that possibly could raise questions about his immigration status. They'd like to know how that application was processed. And the government says you can't have it because that's a privacy concern that anyone who wants information about another person must get a privacy waiver. And that didn't happen in this case. So they say that this information shouldn't be released and that it would be a real violation of his privacy."
3. Various exteriors of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia
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ARCHIVE: Eton, UK - 12 June 2003
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4. Prince Harry, walking and chatting with friend, among crowd of students
5. Crowd of photographers
6. Prince Harry, walking and chatting with friend
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ARCHIVE: Washington - 5 August 2017
7. STILL of The Heritage Foundation building
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Washington - 6 June 2023
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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press:
"So this group, the Heritage Foundation, they argue that Prince Harry is a public person and that he himself has detailed this past drug use in his book."
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ARCHIVE: London, UK - 10 January 2023
9. Close of copies of Prince Harry's book on display at a bookseller
10. Focus shift from book's title to poster
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Washington - 6 June 2023
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11. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press:
"Every visa application does contain questions about past drug use, but it's not necessarily a reason to bar somebody from entry to the country. Cases are different and there is latitude when it comes to case by case."
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ARCHIVE: Windsor, UK - 10 September 2022
12. Various of Prince Harry and Meghan greeting crowd following the death of Queen Elizabeth II
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Washington - 6 June 2023
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13. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press:
"And it has caused immigration headaches for celebrities in the past, including the model Kate Moss. And and there's a celebrity chef, Nigella Lawson. And so there has been... instances where this has become public. Now, in those cases, the full records weren't necessarily released in a similar way, but basically they argued there is a public interest in this case."
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ARCHIVE: Paris - 21 November 2012
14. STILL of British model Kate Moss, right, arrives to a bookshop prior to a book signing event
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ARCHIVE: London - 4 December 2013
15. STILL of British chef Nigella Lawson arrives at Isleworth Crown Court
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London - 6 June 2023
16. Various STILLS of Prince Harry leaving the High Court after giving evidence in a case against British newspapers
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