Before the summer holidays, Prince Harry went to war with Mirror Group Newspapers at the High Court, over allegations that Piers Morgan’s former newspaper unlawfully targeted him.
The judge is expected to hand down his findings in the next few months.
Now, the Duke of Sussex is launching the second part of his battle plan in his crusade for press reform – and going after Rupert Murdoch’s tabloids, the News of the World and The Sun.
As his multi-million pound case moves into a key phase, the Prince is claiming that the papers destroyed the life of his mother Prince Diana by hiring shadowy Private Investigators that used unlawful surveillance.
And then they went for him personally, he argues – even though, at the time, he was just a kid.
His lawyers claim that Rupert Murdoch’s parent company News Group Newspapers stitched their client up by allegedly targeting Harry with landline phone tapping, medical records’ blagging and phone billing data obtained by deception.
This week (Tuesday October 10th) saw the latest court hearing in the NGN ‘phone hacking case’ at the High Court.
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