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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Michael Savage Media editor

Liz Hurley accuses Daily Mail publisher of bugging windowsill

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Liz Hurley in sunglasses arrives at the high court in London with her son, Damian.
Liz Hurley arrives at the high court in London with her son, Damian. She had to compose herself several times during her appearance when she talked about wanting to protect her son. Photograph: Sean Smith/The Guardian

Elizabeth Hurley has accused the publisher of the Daily Mail of bugging her windowsill as well as using information obtained from tapping her landline as she gave emotional evidence at the high court.

Hurley had to stop several times to compose herself as she recounted how she had been targeted by “deeply hurtful and damaging” articles.

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