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Prince Harry's Phone-Hacking Lawsuit Against Daily Mail To Go To Trial In 2026
Prince Harry and other high-profile British figures' privacy lawsuits against the Daily Mail newspaper's publisher will go to trial in early 2026.
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Phone-Hacking Case: Prince Harry "Prime Target" Of Press, Says His Lawyer
Prince Harry was a "prime target" for the tabloid press and must have been a victim of phone-hacking, his lawyer told London's High Court on Wednesday as the trial in the British royal's lawsuit against a newspaper publisher nears its end.
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David Cameron's Former Aide Coulson to be Re-Tried Over Royal Payments
British Prime Minister David Cameron's ex-media chief Andy Coulson, found guilty last week over phone-hacking while editing a Rupert Murdoch tabloid, will stand trial for a second time over alleged illegal payments, prosecutors said on Monday.
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Phone-Hacking Trial: Rupert Murdoch in Britain Amid Reports That Police Want to Quiz Him
News Corporation executive chairman Rupert Murdoch was in London on Thursday, amid reports that police want to question him in the wake of the phone-hacking trial.
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In Defence of Rebekah Brooks: a British Lawyer Cripples the Prosecution Case
Just weeks before her trial on phone-hacking charges was due to start, Rebekah Brooks got some crushing news: the former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper arm learnt that her main defence lawyer could no longer represent her.
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Rebekah Brooks: British Editor Who Became Front Page News
Rebekah Brooks, who was cleared of all charges Tuesday after the landmark phone-hacking trial Tuesday, combined magnetic personal charm with ruthless ambition to become one of the most powerful women in Britain.
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Jury Sent Out in UK Phone-Hacking Trial of Ex-Murdoch Editors
A jury retired on Wednesday to consider whether two ex-Rupert Murdoch editors, one the media mogul's protege and the other a former close aide to the British prime minister, were guilty over phone-hacking offences and illegal payments to officials.
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Judge Starts Summing-Up at UK Phone Hacking Trial
A judge has told jurors that there was "no doubt" Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World had violated the privacy of phone-hacking victims, but the panel must soon decide "who and at what senior level of the paper" was involved.
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'No Smoking Gun' in UK Hacking Case Against Rebekah Brooks, Court Told
The phone-hacking trial of Rupert Murdoch's former British newspaper boss Rebekah Brooks was told on Tuesday there was no "smoking gun" evidence to prove she knew about illegal interception of celebrities' voicemail messages.
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Andy Coulson tells UK hacking trial Brooks fling was 'wrong'
Andy Coulson admitted his affair with fellow Murdoch newspaper editor Rebekah Brooks was wrong, as he gave evidence for the first time on Monday in Britain's long-running phone-hacking trial.
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Prince Harry's Phone-Hacking Lawsuit Against Daily Mail To Go To Trial In 2026
Prince Harry and other high-profile British figures' privacy lawsuits against the Daily Mail newspaper's publisher will go to trial in early 2026.
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Phone-Hacking Case: Prince Harry "Prime Target" Of Press, Says His Lawyer
Prince Harry was a "prime target" for the tabloid press and must have been a victim of phone-hacking, his lawyer told London's High Court on Wednesday as the trial in the British royal's lawsuit against a newspaper publisher nears its end.
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David Cameron's Former Aide Coulson to be Re-Tried Over Royal Payments
British Prime Minister David Cameron's ex-media chief Andy Coulson, found guilty last week over phone-hacking while editing a Rupert Murdoch tabloid, will stand trial for a second time over alleged illegal payments, prosecutors said on Monday.
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Phone-Hacking Trial: Rupert Murdoch in Britain Amid Reports That Police Want to Quiz Him
News Corporation executive chairman Rupert Murdoch was in London on Thursday, amid reports that police want to question him in the wake of the phone-hacking trial.
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In Defence of Rebekah Brooks: a British Lawyer Cripples the Prosecution Case
Just weeks before her trial on phone-hacking charges was due to start, Rebekah Brooks got some crushing news: the former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper arm learnt that her main defence lawyer could no longer represent her.
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Rebekah Brooks: British Editor Who Became Front Page News
Rebekah Brooks, who was cleared of all charges Tuesday after the landmark phone-hacking trial Tuesday, combined magnetic personal charm with ruthless ambition to become one of the most powerful women in Britain.
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Jury Sent Out in UK Phone-Hacking Trial of Ex-Murdoch Editors
A jury retired on Wednesday to consider whether two ex-Rupert Murdoch editors, one the media mogul's protege and the other a former close aide to the British prime minister, were guilty over phone-hacking offences and illegal payments to officials.
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Judge Starts Summing-Up at UK Phone Hacking Trial
A judge has told jurors that there was "no doubt" Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World had violated the privacy of phone-hacking victims, but the panel must soon decide "who and at what senior level of the paper" was involved.
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'No Smoking Gun' in UK Hacking Case Against Rebekah Brooks, Court Told
The phone-hacking trial of Rupert Murdoch's former British newspaper boss Rebekah Brooks was told on Tuesday there was no "smoking gun" evidence to prove she knew about illegal interception of celebrities' voicemail messages.
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Andy Coulson tells UK hacking trial Brooks fling was 'wrong'
Andy Coulson admitted his affair with fellow Murdoch newspaper editor Rebekah Brooks was wrong, as he gave evidence for the first time on Monday in Britain's long-running phone-hacking trial.
