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A judge has ruled Sheikh Mohammed used spyware on Princess Haya as part of a "sustained campaign of intimidation and threat." Mohammed denies wrongdoing, saying "these matters concern State security."
His estranged wife, ex—wife from jordan basically there is a custody battle going on and she was concerned that two of his daughters have basically faced restrictions in dubai and so she was taking him to court over custody of her own daughter. as of this is coming out during that battle and it is at the high court in london and it is emerging and he apparently is denying but it has emerged that he has been using software or has been ordering software to basically hack into her phone but in only her phone, the! e into her phone but in only her phone. the!— into her phone but in only her ho...
Could face a mass slaughter. the mail leads with a story we've covered here — the high court ruling that the ruler of dubai ordered the hacking of his ex—wife�*s phone in a bitter custody battle over their children. the times also leads with the court ruling on the ruler of dubai. it shows his ex—wife, princess haya, with her lawyer baroness fiona shackleton, who the court says also had her phone hacked. the ft leads with the volatility of the gas market. it reports vladimir putin offered to stabilise the market, which has seen prices increase dramatically recently. both of you once ag...
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