Most serious allegation against Mail struck out ahead of Prince Harry privacy trial
Mail publisher denies culture of unlawful newsgathering said to have wrecked lives.
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Mirror publisher seeks legal disclosures to prove 61 hacking claims are out of time
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Photographer awarded compensation from news website whose owners cannot be found
The London Post promotes illegal gambling sites and runs puff pieces for Russian businessmen.
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