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Harry had no time ‘safe’ from unlawful information-gathering, court told

The Duke of Sussex claims Mirror Group Newspapers were linked to phone hacking and ‘blagging’.

The Independent UK

Revealed: Princess Diana’s letter to Michael Barrymore over ‘secret meeting’

Duke’s lawyer claims Piers Morgan knew about meetings because of phone hacking

The Independent UK

Daily Mirror accused of hacking Diana’s phone during friendship with Michael Barrymore

Lawyer suggests then-editor, Piers Morgan, was disingenuous when he later wrote that he had ‘heard rumours’ about friendship

The Guardian - UK

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Prince Harry to give evidence in phone hacking trial as court hears Diana ‘hacked over Barrymore friendship’

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Evening Standard

Everything you need to know about Prince Harry’s historic court case

This week’s phone-hacking trial will make Harry the first senior royal to appear in court in more than a century. From his surprising no-show on day one to what he’ll be grilled about when he takes the stand, here’s everything we know so far

Evening Standard

Private investigator tells phone-hacking trial of threat to ‘destroy’ him

Paul Hawkes says claims that he hacked Hugh Grant’s emails on behalf of Daily Mirror are ‘fantastical'

The Guardian - UK

Ex-Mirror CEO unaware of phone-hacking, she tells Harry trial

The former chief executive of the publisher of Britain's Daily Mirror said phone-hacking carried out by journalists she employed was concealed from her, as she gave evidence on Monday in a lawsuit brought by Prince Harry against the newspaper.

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Former Mirror journalist says story on Prince Harry’s ex Chelsy Davy was ‘obtained legally’

Journalist who had front-page story which reported details of the Prince Harry’s “13-day bender” gives evidence

The Independent UK

Chelsy Davy 2004 article ‘obtained legitimately’, hacking trial hears

A number of high-profile figures are suing Mirror Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information-gathering.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry has no evidence he was hacked by the Mirror, court told

Mirror Group’s lawyers suggest newspaper’s stories about prince were instead leaked by royal press officers

The Guardian - UK

‘Simply no evidence’ for many Mirror phone hacking claims, Prince Harry trial told

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, High Court hears

The Independent UK

Phone hacking allegations against tabloid made ‘with sense of outrage’

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, the High Court heard

Evening Standard

Allegations in phone hacking trial made with a ‘sense of outrage’, court told - OLD

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, the High Court heard.

The Independent UK

Illegal behaviour covered up – Harry’s lawyer

Prince Harry is expected to give evidence alleging illegal activity by tabloid newspapers targeting him and other celebrities.

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The Guardian - UK

Piers Morgan authorised illegal blagging of prince’s bank details, court told

Mirror hired investigators to pose as Prince Michael of Kent’s accountant, phone-hacking trial hears

The Independent UK

Piers Morgan ‘lies at the heart’ of claims against the Mirror, Prince Harry trial told

Front page story about Queen’s cousin was ‘obtained illegally’ during Morgan’s tenure at Mirror, lawyer claims

The Independent UK

Harry did not have ‘expectation of privacy’ over Nazi costume report, court told

Several high-profile figures are bringing claims against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles.

Reuters

Top paper executives covered up unlawful behaviour, Prince Harry's lawyer says

Senior executives of Mirror Group Newspapers authorised widespread illegal activity at their tabloids including the targeting of a British royal, the lawyer for Prince Harry and others suing the publisher said on Thursday.

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Evening Standard

Piers Morgan ‘knew unlawful blagging used for Prince Michael of Kent debt story’, High Court told

Piers Morgan is accused of knowing a tabloid story about Prince Michael of Kent’s finances had been “blagged” illegally by private investigators working for the Daily Mirror, the High Court has heard.

The Independent UK

Unlawful information gathering authorised at top levels of publisher, court told

High-profile figures including the Duke of Sussex are bringing High Court claims against Mirror Group Newspapers.

The Independent UK

Mirror publisher says sorry to Prince Harry in phone-hacking trial

Duke of Sussex and celebrities bringing claims against MGN amid allegations millions was spent snooping on Charles and Diana among others

The Independent UK

Actor accused of being ‘mole’ by Coronation Street cast, hacking trial told

Michael Turner, known professionally as Michael Le Vell, has played Kevin Webster in the soap for 40 years

The Independent UK

Ex-Mirror editor Piers Morgan says he will not take privacy lectures from Harry - OLD

Harry is one of the high-profile people bringing claims against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering.

The Independent UK

Piers Morgan ‘will not take privacy lectures’ from Prince Harry

Former editor’s comments come as Mirror Group Newspapers apologised to Prince Harry at start of trial into phone hacking

The Independent UK

Unlawful information gathering ‘was habitual and widespread’, Harry’s trial told

MGN – publisher of titles including The Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People – is contesting the cases.

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