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HISTORICAL FACTS: 5 - The Untold Story

Everything you need to know about Prince Harry’s historic court case

This week’s phone-hacking trial will make Harry the first senior royal to appear in court in more than a century. From his surprising no-show on day one to what he’ll be grilled about when he takes the stand, here’s everything we know so far

Evening Standard

Prince Harry's 'life's work' is taking him where no British royal has gone for over a century - here's everything we know

Prince Harry's 'life's work' described as a 'suicide mission' by his father, according to the Prince, but nevertheless he's not giving up

Woman & Home

Duke of Sussex absent as case against newspaper group begins at High Court - OLD

Harry is suing Mirror Group Newspapers for damages, claiming journalists at its titles were linked to unlawful information gathering.

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No one who has admitted phone hacking has said Prince Harry was among victims, says Mirror Group – as it happened

Andrew Green KC, for the Mirror, says the ‘designated hacker for the Mirror’ in the early 00s said he never attempted to hack duke’s phone

The Guardian - UK

Harry under fire as he fails to attend first day of phone hacking trial

Harry claims Mirror Group Newspapers were linked to phone hacking and ‘blagging’.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry set for witness box showdown in royal court case of the century

The Duke of Sussex will be cross-examined by lawyers in an historic case against Mirror Group Newspapers

The Independent UK

Prince Harry due at High Court for his claim against Mirror publisher

Harry is suing Mirror Group Newspapers for damages, claiming journalists at its titles were linked to activities including phone hacking

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Diana, Meghan and the tabloid press: Harry finally gets his day in court

The Duke of Sussex has made it his life’s work to change the British media landscape. He’ll get his chance this week in the phone hacking case against the Mirror Group

The Guardian - UK

The newspaper articles the Duke of Sussex claims involved unlawful activity

Some 33 stories will be examined during the trial of Harry’s High Court claim against Mirror Group Newspapers

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex due at High Court for his claim against Mirror publisher

Harry is suing Mirror Group Newspapers for damages, claiming journalists at its titles were linked to activities including phone hacking.

The Independent UK

The Duke of Sussex’s legal battle with Mirror Group Newspapers explained

Harry is due to give evidence at the High Court amid an ongoing trial.

The Independent UK

Why is Prince Harry giving evidence in court?

Prince Harry will become the first British royal to appear in the witness box since the 1890s when he testifies this week at the High Court in London as part of his lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers.

Reuters

Alastair Campbell tells hacking trial he was targeted by private investigators

Trial over claims brought by Prince Harry and other high-profile figures against Mirror Group Newspapers continues

The Independent UK

Alistair Campbell tells Mirror hacking trial he was targeted by private investigators

Mirror Group Newspapers is contesting the claims over allegations its journalists were linked to voicemail interception, securing information through deception and hiring private investigators for unlawful activities

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The Guardian - UK

Private investigator tells phone-hacking trial of threat to ‘destroy’ him

Paul Hawkes says claims that he hacked Hugh Grant’s emails on behalf of Daily Mirror are ‘fantastical'

The Independent UK

Chelsy Davy 2004 article ‘obtained legitimately’, hacking trial hears

A number of high-profile figures are suing Mirror Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information-gathering.

The Guardian - UK

Daily Express editor Gary Jones was ‘involved in phone hacking’, court hears

Current editor was prolific user of private investigators while working at News of the World and Daily Mirror, ex-reporter claims

The Guardian - UK

Sunday Mirror bought police reports on Rooney and Gerrard, court hears

Ex-reporter says he bought records detailing how the footballers were targeted by organised crime gangs

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The Guardian - UK

Piers Morgan knew his journalists were using voicemails for stories, court told

Royal biographer says he heard former Mirror editor being told information about Kylie Minogue story came from voicemails

Evening Standard

Harry and Meghan author Omid Scobie tells High Court phone hacking trial ‘I’m not couple’s mouthpiece’

Omid Scobie, who did work experience at Mirror Group Newspapers, has given evidence accusing Piers Morgan of knowing about phone hacking

The Guardian - UK

Sunday Mirror ‘did dodgy stuff’ on every story, phone-hacking trial told

Former reporter, giving evidence in support of Prince Harry and others, says editor Tina Weaver taught journalists to hack phones

The Guardian - UK

Prince Harry has no evidence he was hacked by the Mirror, court told

Mirror Group’s lawyers suggest newspaper’s stories about prince were instead leaked by royal press officers

The Independent UK

‘Simply no evidence’ for many Mirror phone hacking claims, Prince Harry trial told

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, High Court hears

Evening Standard

Phone hacking allegations against tabloid made ‘with sense of outrage’

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, the High Court heard

The Independent UK

Allegations in phone hacking trial made with a ‘sense of outrage’, court told - OLD

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, the High Court heard.

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