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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
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Sian Harrison

‘Hard evidence’ of widespread unlawful activity at tabloid publisher, court told

PA Wire

There is “hard evidence” that unlawful information-gathering was “widespread” at Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), the High Court has heard as the ongoing hacking trial draws to a close.

The court began hearing closing speeches from lawyers on Tuesday in the case being brought by a number of people, including the Duke of Sussex, against the tabloid newspaper publisher over alleged unlawful activity at its titles – the Daily and Sunday Mirror and the Sunday People.

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