Prince Harry has arrived at London’s High Court as a privacy case against The Daily Mail publisher Associated Press gets underway today. Somewhat ironically given the nature of his appearance, the …
Associated Press denies the charges and is seeking to get the case dismissed this week during four days of hearings, at the end of which a judge will rule if the claims can go further. actress Liz Hurley, filmmaker and actress Sadie Frost and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, whose son Stephen was murdered in a racist attack in 1993.
According to Sky News, the accusations include hiring private investigators to place listening devices in people’s homes and cars, recording of phone calls, payment of police officers for sensitive information, impersonation to obtain medical records by deception and accessing of bank accounts and other financial transactions through illicit means and manipulation.The UK’s newspapers have a shady history with unlawful information gathering.
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