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Privacy & the media

April 2024

  • Hugh Grant<br>FILE - Hugh Grant arrives at the premiere of "Wonka" on Dec. 10, 2023, at Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, Calif. Hugh Grant says he received “an enormous sum of money” to settle a lawsuit accusing the publisher of The Sun tabloid of unlawfully tapping his phone, bugging his car and breaking into his home to snoop on him. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File)

    Why has Hugh Grant settled his phone hacking claim against the Sun?

  • Mark Dreyfus

    Anti far-right campaigners say Labor’s anti-doxing laws could be weaponised

March 2024

  • The Duchess of Sussex

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

  • Mark Dreyfus

    Labor wants to make ‘doxing’ a crime but how would the proposed laws work?

February 2024

  • Composite image of David Sherborne and Prince Harry

    Prince Harry statement in full: ‘Mirror Group have finally conceded’

  • Prince Harry outside the high court in London last year during an earlier hearing.

    Prince Harry settles rest of Mirror Group phone-hacking claim

January 2024

  • Prince Harry

    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

17 December 2023

  • Harry leaving the high court

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

  • Barbara Ellen

    Harry wanted respect. Now, with this court victory, he’s earned it

    Barbara Ellen

16 December 2023

  • Steve Coogan.

    Steve Coogan: phone-hacking ruling reveals ‘systemic concealment’

    Actor and comedian says Prince Harry’s partial high court win shows need for tighter press regulation

15 December 2023

  • Prince Harry

    Prince Harry hails phone-hacking case win as ‘great day for truth’

    Duke awarded £140,600 in damages after judge rules articles were product of hacking or unlawful information gathering
  • Daily Mirror newspapers

    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

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

    • ‘Mission continues’ for Prince Harry in his legal crusade against UK media

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

November 2023

  • Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex

    Prince Harry’s high court claim against Mail publisher can continue, judge rules

  • Elle Hunt

    Robbie Williams’s tale is one of tabloid vitriol, but our dark obsession with celebrity lingers still

    Elle Hunt

July 2023

  • Prince Harry, pictured outside the Rolls Building of the high court in London on 7 June.

    Prince Harry’s lawsuit against Sun publisher can go to trial, judge rules

    High court rules prince’s claims of illegal information gathering can proceed but phone-hacking allegations cannot
  • The BBC headquarters seen through a viewfinder

    BBC’s week of scandal: from the Sun’s claims to naming of Huw Edwards

    One week after tabloid first published claims about a then unnamed presenter, the facts remain difficult to unpick
  • Huw Edwards

    Huw Edwards would face ‘big obstacle’ in suing Sun, says Cliff Richard lawyer

    BBC presenter would not have a strong claim around identification by tabloid, Godwin Busuttil believes
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