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British royal describes ‘incredibly invasive’ articles as he begins testimony in phone-hacking case against Mirror Group
New round of lawsuits brings scandal back to fore and poses fresh financial risks for tabloid media groups
Lawyers for Mirror group say royal claimant and three others a ‘long way off’ proving publisher gathered information unlawfully
Piers Morgan knew of phone hacking while he was editor, court told in lawsuit brought by Prince Harry and others
Assertion made by lawyers for Prince Harry in filings in separate action
Group including Sir Elton John allege ‘gross breaches of privacy’ while media group refutes claims
Military-grade spyware maker has faced scandals with product traced to high-profile phone hacks
Software found on Palestinian campaigners’ phones shortly before Israel designated NGOs as terrorists
UAE’s Sheikh Mohammed authorised agents to use military-grade software during court battle over welfare of children
Investigative consortium alleges Pegasus software licensed to governments by NSO Group was misused
Ghada Oueiss alleges she was targeted in attempt to silence her and other critics of Saudi government
Saudis alleged to have hacked Jeff Bezos’s phone
Allegations part of a civil lawsuit involving Ras al Khaimah Investment Authority
Move suggests the courts have extended statute of limitations on breaches of privacy
Murdoch-owned News Group gives ex-wife of pop star Paul McCartney ‘unmitigated apology’
The everyday mobile phone user and spying in the digital age
Surveillance tools are for sale to whoever can afford them
Labs are preparing to roll out automated tools that find security flaws posed by faulty computer code
Commons narrowly rejects case for a new inquiry into media behaviour
May government plans Commons challenge to amendment calling for second Leveson inquiry
Newspaper publisher earmarked £60m in total for cases amid further falls in print advertising
Chris Hutcheson alleged to have been searching for material useful in civil litigation
Culture secretary is ‘minded’ to intervene on media plurality and standards concerns
Colin Myler, former News of the World editor, condemned by committee of MPs
Daughter of mogul invests in new company that is in direct competition with father’s media empire
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