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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Confidential Leveson documents can be disclosed in Harry’s Mail legal action
The Culture Secretary and Home Secretary have allowed the documents to be used for the legal proceedings.
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Prince Harry settles rest of Mirror group hacking claim
Mirror Group Newspapers also ordered to pay part of costs of last year's hacking trial.
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Harry hacking lawyer labels case against Mirror publisher ‘overwhelmingly successful’
Phone-hacking claimants including the Duke of Sussex are seeking costs of almost £2m.
By Prince Harry drops libel action versus Mail On Sunday over bodyguards story
Harry failed last month in a bid to stop the case from going to trial.
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Interviewer of the year Tom Bradby: Harry ‘never asked me what questions I was going to ask’
Bradby said balancing access and rigour was "the complication of journalism".
By Prince Harry awarded £140,000 damages as judge finds Mirror phone-hacking was ‘extensive’
The Duke of Sussex has been awarded £140,600 in damages.
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Prince Harry to ask ministers for permission to use Leveson documents in Mail case
Lawyer David Sherborne will ask the Government to vary restrictions on Leveson material.
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