Prince Harry's Court Case Against Newspaper Group Unveils Unlawful Activity.
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Prince Harry's lawyers have accused Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) of using unlawful methods to gather information, including phone hacking, in a trial at London's High Court. MGN denies phone hacking in this case. The prince is claiming that no aspect of his youth was safe from press intrusion, citing stories about his relationship with Chelsy Davy appearing in the Mirror. The duke is likely to begin giving evidence on Tuesday, his lawyers said, making him the first senior royal in 130 years to testify in court.
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