Mirror hired PIs who targeted top judges for phone hacking, High Court told
Mirror Group Newspapers targeted senior judges – “particularly those who granted anonymity injunctions in privacy proceedings” – for unlawful information-gathering,…
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Phone hacking ‘habitual and widespread’ at Sun and NotW as early as 1994, court hears
Phone hacking and other unlawful information gathering was “habitual and widespread from at least as early as 1994 onwards at both The…
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Love Actually actor Kris Marshall settles News of the World phone-hacking claim
Actor Kris Marshall has settled a damages action over phone hacking, the High Court has heard. The actor, best known for…
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Mirror publisher loses latest round in High Court fight with phone-hacking claimants
The publisher of the Daily Mirror has lost the latest round of a High Court fight with celebrities, including the…
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Sun ‘received illegally obtained phone records’ of Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriend, court hears
The Sun allegedly received unlawfully obtained phone records of Prince Harry’s then-girlfriend in 2005, the High Court has heard. Lawyers…
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Sir Bobby Robson’s family join celebrities pursuing fresh phone hacking claims
Sir Bobby Robson’s family has launched legal action against the publisher’s of The Sun newspaper over alleged interception of voicemails.…
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Soap stars settle phone-hacking claims against News of the World publisher
Two Coronation Street stars and a sports agent who has represented high-profile footballers such as David Beckham have settled phone-hacking…
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Mirror publisher loses appeal to protect confidential sources in phone-hacking litigation
The publisher of the Mirror titles and the Sunday People has failed in a Court of Appeal bid to ensure…
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