Prince Harry privacy claim worth up to £500 says Mirror – trial closing speeches
Harry lawyer David Sherborne says "hard evidence" of unlawful newsgathering at Mirror titles.
ByThe Mirror
Six news titles breach Editors’ Code privacy clause – one with ‘egregious’ details of sexual assault victims
The Greenock Telegraph was told it should undergo training as a result of its code breach.
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Mirror: No evidence Harry was hacked, Princess Diana claim ‘total speculation’
Prince Harry's individual case against Mirror Group Newspapers opened on Monday.
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Alastair Campbell tells Mirror group hacking trial he was targeted by private investigators
The ex-No 10 comms chief accused Piers Morgan of "two-faced conduct" while editing the Mirror.
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Ex-Mirror CEO Sly Bailey tells hacking trial she is ‘deeply regretful’
Sly Bailey gave evidence on the ninth day of the trial brought by Prince Harry against Mirror Group Newspapers.
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Private investigators tell court of ‘dark arts’ but ex-Mirror news editor says Chelsy Davy article ‘obtained legitimately’
Steve Whittamore told the High Court journalists must have known his information was obtained illegally.
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Hacking ‘whistleblower’ Graham Johnson says Mirror hacking was ‘organised crime’
Former Sunday Mirror investigations editor Graham Johnson denied being a liar and said he wanted to help victims.
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Mirror publisher pays ‘significant’ damages to Lady Colin Campbell over Epstein claim
The Mirror misquoted a claim made by the royal commentator on Good Morning Britain.
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