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This week Prince Harry achieved something few before him have: an admission of guilt and unlawful behaviour from the Murdoch media organisation. But he also fell short of his long-stated goal of holding the Murdochs to account in a public trial.

A wide range of stories features across Thursday’s front pages.

“Today the lies are laid bare. Today, the cover-ups are exposed."

The duke has received an ‘unequivocal apology’ from News Group Newspapers after ‘serious intrusion’ into his private life by The Sun.

Prince Harry brought his lawsuit against News Group Newspapers in 2019, alleging unlawful hacking and spying

Foreshadowing fresh restraints on media organisations, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said not everyone had the means to take media organisations on

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: By poisoning the well of journalism, phone-hacking undermined confidence in a trade that tries, for all its faults, to hold the powerful to account. Harry’s private battle has had a knock-on effect in aiding democracy – which needs a free press people can trust

Lord Tom Watson described the Duke of Sussex as a "predator" in a statement after Prince Harry settled his legal action against News Group Newspapers (NGN), who offered a “full and unequivocal apology” for “serious intrusion” by The Sun and for phone hacking by private investigators working for the News…

News Group Newspapers apologised for ‘serious intrusion’ by The Sun and for phone hacking by private investigators working for the News of the World.

Murdoch’s publishers have already spent over £1bn in damages to 1,300 people including legal fees

The Duke of Sussex’s lawyer has called for a police investigation after NGN offered a full and unequivocal apology for the serious intrusion by the Sun into the duke’s private life