News of the World publisher ‘unlawfully obtained’ private information on Harry from age nine, lawyer says
Court hears alleged unlawful activity was "known about, encouraged and concealed by those in positions of responsibility".
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Court hears alleged unlawful activity was "known about, encouraged and concealed by those in positions of responsibility".
ByMirror Group Newspapers also ordered to pay part of costs of last year's hacking trial.
ByPhone-hacking claimants including the Duke of Sussex are seeking costs of almost £2m.
ByThe Duke of Sussex has been awarded £140,600 in damages.
ByLawyer David Sherborne will ask the Government to vary restrictions on Leveson material.
ByThe cases of more than 30 people will be heard in January 2025.
ByThe duke's other allegations of unlawful information gathering will be heard at trial in 2024.
ByThe duke is trying to rely on a "secret agreement" between the royals and NGN for his case.
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