The Duke of Sussex has lost out in a legal battle against the Mail on Sunday over a story that criticised the wildlife photos he posted on Instagram.
Harry had accused the paper of running an inaccurate headline: "Drugged and tethered ... what Harry didn't tell you about those awe-inspiring wildlife photos" along with an article about photos he'd posted of himself with an elephant.
He said a conservation organisation website explained how the elephants were tranquillised and tethered.
![The Mail on Sunday headline said Harry's Instagram photo wasn't telling the whole story. Photo / Instagram](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/NBSF2XHWN2KHQ4DQMBJBHFAJXU.jpg?auth=e17cf5f3c5f008902073de4f4a511ef276f70604278f8c36e77e1954cfb33e1a&width=16&height=13&quality=70&smart=true)
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