THE Duke of Sussex has been awarded ￡140, 600 after bringing a phone hacking claim against the Mirror's publisher at the High Court.Mr Justice Fancourt concluded there was" extensive" phone hacking generally by Mirror Group Newspapers( MGN) from 2006 to 2011," even to some extent" during the Leveson Inquiry into media standards.... 1 Prince Harry has been awarded ￡140, 600 Credit: AP The judge also ruled that the Duke's phone was probably hacked" to a modest extent" by the publisher. Harry, 39,

The three men defending the claim had said that readers were told to “ make up( their) own mind ” over some of the allegations, with the articles containing a series of questions that highlighted “ suspicions ”.... He said: “ They attack Mr Packham’s integrity and honesty, and allege serious criminality.” Mr Price told the court some of the articles accused Mr Packham of having an “ obvious nastiness ” and playing the “ Asperger’s victim card ”.... He said the articles were a “ long-term journ

Stewart has called for the Vancouver Police Department’s budget to be curtailed, and he has been vocally critical of the department’s handling of two incidents that became high-profile embarrassments for the city.Mr.... A B.C. mayor can act as chair of police board meetings, and can be a board’s public representative, but can’t make motions or vote.In Ontario, police boards have a majority of city council members or city-appointed representatives.... Stewart began trying to persuade the police

Six projects doing vital work to help London’s homeless have been shortlisted for the London Homelessness Awards, putting them in the running to win a first prize of ￡30, 000. This year’s awards, on the 21stanniversary of their inception, will be run in partnership with the Evening Standard’s Homeless Fund.In the run up to the awards ceremony, which will be held on 14 Octoberat the Union Chapel in Islington, the Evening Standard will be looking in-depth at the transformative impact of each proje

“ I’ve been told that slaying dragons will get you burned.... It said it used legitimate reporting methods to get information on the prince.At the start of the trial, Mirror Group apologized “ unreservedly ” for one instance when it admitted to hiring a private investigator for a story about Harry partying at a nightclub in February 2004.... He could receive additional compensation over the remaining 115 articles that were not examined at trial. The judge told the parties to work out an agreem

Read ourprivacy notice Thanks for signing up to theMorning Headlines email{{# verifyErrors}}{{ message}}{{/ verifyErrors}}{{^ verifyErrors}} Something went wrong.... “ The ‘bespoke’ process devised for the claimant in the decision of 28 February 2020 was, and is, legally sound, ” he added.... He also said there had been so-called “ blagging ” or gaining information by deception, and use of private investigators for unlawful activities. Prince Harry was awarded ￡140, 600 in damages over 15 of t