Harry and six others have brought a civil case against Associated Newspapers Limited, accusing the publisher of unlawfully gathering information about them.

Prince Harry's reaction to a Daily Mail plan to 'plant' a journalist next to his ex-girlfriend on a plane was revealed in court.

Mirror publisher Reach hopes 61 outstanding privacy claims relating to allegations of hacking can be thrown under the time limit rule.

Timeline of key events as Prince Harry phone hacking trial continues - Seven high-profile names are taking legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited

Prince Harry is due at ‌the High Court in London today when a trial is due to begin on his privacy lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail, one of

LONDON -- A U.K. judge on Friday issued a ruling in Prince Harry's lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers, the publisher of The Daily Mirror, saying the Duke of Sussex's phone was probably hacked "to a modest extent" by Mirror Group Newspapers. The Duke ...

The series will span events that took place between 2002 and 2012, focusing specifically on the phone hacking scandal that led to the shutting down of the News of the World. Investigations uncovered countless unethical practices by the paper’s ...