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Phone Hacking

Signature on crucial Prince Harry privacy case statement ‘forged’, says key witness

Gavin Burrows claims there has been a “theatre built around me that I can easily prove wrong”.

By Dominic Ponsford

Partial win for Mirror as four hacking claims deemed out of time

Model Paul Sculfor is the only one of five test claimants allowed to continue hacking claim.

By Charlotte Tobitt

‘Hacked’ Daily Mail Harry story came from press office, says royal editor

Daily Mail’s Rebecca English says stories came from cuttings, royal press offices and other legitimate sources.

By Dominic Ponsford

Former Mail on Sunday exec says emails from phone hacker don’t prove illegality

Former associate editor Chris Anderson was pitched stories by convicted hacker Greg Miskiw.

By Dominic Ponsford

Stories came from lonely celebs and ‘hangers on’ says former Mail on Sunday editor

Peter Wright denies Prince Harry’s allegations of illegal newsgathering.

By Dominic Ponsford

Paul Dacre says hacking and tapping claims ‘grave, preposterous, deeply upsetting’

Former Daily Mail editor says Baroness Lawrence claims are ‘bitterly wounding’.

By Dominic Ponsford

Mirror accepts hacking took place but says new claims brought too late

Preliminary trial being held to determine whether unlawful information gathering cases should be dismissed.

By PA Media and Press Gazette

Prince Harry legal team accused of dishonesty, fraud and misconduct

Prince Harry lawyer David Sherborne said allegations ‘exceptionally serious’.

By PA Media and Press Gazette

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