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Prince Harry trying to turn Sun publisher trial into ‘public inquiry’, high court told

Counsel for News Group Newspapers accuses Duke of Sussex and co-claimant of calling irrelevant witnesses over ‘generic issues’

The Guardian - UK

Harry to face ‘extensive’ questioning in trial of claim against The Sun publisher

A trial over allegations of unlawful information gathering by News Group Newspapers is due to start in January.

The Independent UK

Harry can see emails between Sun publisher and Royal Household, judge rules

Harry, 40, is suing News Group Newspapers over allegations he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for the publisher.

Evening Standard

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EasyJet brand owner loses trademark dispute with fundraising website

EasyGroup took legal action against Easyfundraising after claiming it had infringed trademarks

The Guardian - UK

EasyJet loses High Court ‘easy’ trademark battle

The group had taken legal action against easyfundraising, claiming it had infringed various trademarks

The Independent UK

The Sun publisher agrees to searches over ‘fake security threat’ allegations

THE publisher of The Sun has agreed to search for documents that may relate to allegations it invented a “fake security threat” to justify the…

The National (Scotland)

Judge Orders Prince Harry to Explain "Troubling Evidence" of "Destroyed" Messages Sent to Memoir Ghostwriter

The Duke of Sussex is in the middle of a lawsuit against the publishers of a British tabloid.

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Prince Harry ordered to explain why ghostwriter messages were destroyed

Royal told to attempt to retrieve messages, which judge says may be relevant to his legal battle with NGN

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry fails in bid to name Rupert Murdoch in phone-hacking case

Judge rules individual allegations against Murdoch and some other executives should not be examined in trial

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry suffers legal setback against Rupert Murdoch over hacking claims

The Duke of Sussex’s claim is among 42 against News Group Newspapers which are due for trial next January

The Independent UK

Judge rejects Sun publisher’s bid to delay Prince Harry phone-hacking case

Lawyers for Harry and other claimants argued trial delay to examine timing of claims would be ‘highly disruptive’

The Guardian - UK

Murdoch’s journalists unlawfully targeted Meghan and Diana, court told

Prince Harry’s lawyers claim he has experienced a lifetime of ‘overwhelming intrusion’ from newspapers owned by media mogul

The Guardian - UK

Rupert Murdoch turned ‘blind eye’ to wrongdoing, Prince Harry lawyers allege

High court hears allegations media mogul oversaw ‘culture of impunity’ at the Sun and News of the World

The Guardian - UK

Daily Mirror faces £2m in legal costs over Prince Harry phone hacking

Judge ruled that Mirror Group Newspapers’ titles all used ‘extensive’ unlawful information gathering

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Prince Harry and the Mirror: how court victory reopened the phone hacking scandal the British press had hoped was over

A pivotal court judgment has found evidence that “habitual” phone hacking went on at Mirror Group newspapers for years.

The Guardian - UK

After Harry’s phone hacking victory, is it last orders for tabloid top brass?

Some commentators now believe that the duke’s crusade against the popular press will finally bring about a reckoning

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Prince Harry’s court victory over Mirror Group Newspapers

In his continuing campaign to bring the press to account for phone hacking, the Duke of Sussex may succeed where Leveson’s inquiry failed

Evening Standard

Duke of Sussex demands police probe after High Court phone hacking ruling

Prince Harry calls on Metropolitan Police to investigate bringing charges against Mirror Group Newspaper

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The Guardian - UK

Which Mirror bosses knew about phone hacking, according to Prince Harry ruling?

Judge names several former editors and executives in judgment that finds unlawful information gathering was widespread

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry’s victory puts the spotlight back on nervous newspapers

The Duke of Sussex’s determination to have his day in court over phone hacking has once again lifted the lid on media standards

Evening Standard

Piers Morgan issues phone-hacking denial after High Court ruling

Mr Morgan claimed that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were on a mission to destroy the royal family

The Independent UK

Prince Harry hacking trial: The 15 Mirror Group articles ruled to have been obtained unlawfully

Many of the stories involving phone hacking and other unlawful methods focus on Harry’s relationship with Chelsy Davy

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry v Mirror Group: key findings of the phone-hacking case

We examine the outcome after Prince Harry wins a substantial part of his case against the newspaper group

The Guardian - UK

Piers Morgan denies knowing of phone hacking after judge rules he did

Former Daily Mirror editor says Prince Harry ‘wouldn’t know truth if it slapped him in his California-tanned face’

The Independent UK

Piers Morgan gives scathing response to Prince Harry’s phone hacking victory

Judge ruled Mr Morgan knew about and was involved in phone hacking when editor of Daily Mirror

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