Prince Harry's Phone Hacking Ruling Marks Landmark Moment for British Tabloid Misconduct
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London's police will carefully consider the court ruling that found Prince Harry to be a victim of phone hacking and other unlawful acts by Mirror Group journalists, with the knowledge of their editors. The Duke of Sussex was awarded £140,600 ($178,000) in damages. While there is no ongoing investigation, Prince Harry has been vocal about his mission to hold the British press accountable for their actions. The court ruling implicated high-profile broadcaster Piers Morgan, who denies any knowledge of phone hacking during his time as editor of the Daily Mirror.
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