Prince Harry's Legal Battle Highlights Struggle Against Media Leaks and Hacking Claims

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Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) has told a court that Prince Harry and other celebrity claimants are a "long way off" proving that the publisher unlawfully gathered information on them. MGN, which publishes the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People newspapers, denies the allegations. The claims have been made with "no basis" and "a sense of outrage", according to Andrew Green KC, representing MGN. The trial, which is expected to run for seven weeks, will continue on Monday.
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