I trained as a libel barrister in 5 Raymond Buildings, the same chambers as Sir Matthew Nicklin, the judge in the case, and David ‘Orange Sherbet’ Sherborne, Prince Harry’s lawyer. In every libel case I saw as a pupil barrister, I thought it was crazy to sue. Like Prince Harry, you’ll pay for the opposing lawyers and court costs, if you lose. Look at how Prince Harry the happy-go-lucky army helicopter pilot morphed into a furious, furrowed-browed gloomy guts. The libel court is the graveyard of reputations and a surer route to penury than addiction to heroin or gambling.