Prince Harry forced to give speech moments after learning about humiliating court defeat

Prince Harry gave a speech in London on Tuesday shortly after learning that a UK High Court judge ruled against him in his lawsuit against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL). Despite the defeat, the Duke of Sussex appeared in good spirits during his six-minute address at the Invictus Games Foundation conference, quipping about the air conditioning in the room. He concluded by highlighting the organization's core belief in "the unconquered human spirit." Harry is in England solo while his wife Meghan Markle and their two children remain in California. He initially planned to travel with his family but changed course after being denied taxpayer-funded security. A hearing regarding any disputes in the case has been scheduled for July 29 and 30.