Trinity Mirror: No evidence hacking was widespread, no cover-up, company has cooperated fully with police
Trinity Mirror has denied claims made in court that a "horde" of its journalists were involved in phone-hacking. And far…
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Mirror titles spent £2.25m paying private investigators from 2000 to 2007, High Court hacking trial told
An individual's right to control his or her private information was "cruelly and irretrievably" taken away by Mirror Group Newspapers,…
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Sunday Mirror journalist made 250 voicemail hacking calls a day, court told
Phone-hacking was "rife" at all three of Mirror Group Newspaper's (MGN) national titles by mid-1999 at the latest, the High…
By Cost cuts help Trinity Mirror increase profit to £102.3m despite £12m hacking costs and falling revenue
Trinity Mirror’s pre-tax profits grew by 1 per cent to £102.3m in 2014, despite revenue falling 4.1 per cent to…
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Mirror phone-hacking damages hearing to begin in High Court today
A hearing to decide the amount of compensation to be awarded in civil phone-hacking claims brought against Mirror Group Newspapers…
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‘Phone hacking: We’re sorry’, Daily Mirror tells readers
Trinity Mirror has publicly apologised for phone-hacking and said civil claims will cost the company millions more than first thought.…
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High Court blocks John Leslie’s second bid for NoW phone-hacking damages
The High Court has blocked second phone-hacking damages claims brought by former TV presenter John Leslie and Jeff Brazier, once…
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Mirror hacking claims: Phil Tufnell, Neil Morrissey, Natasha Kaplinsky and others bring legal actions total to 50
Trinity Mirror is facing a fresh wave of phone-hacking compensation claims after the current group are settled in the High…
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