BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 14:21:00
Rivilere. in the uk, mirror group newspapers has said it "unreservedly apologises" for an instance of unlawful information gathering, at the start of a court case brought by prince harry and three other people in london. in court documents, the publisher of the mirror newspaper admitted there was "some evidence" of unlawful behaviour that "warra nts compensation". but it denies allegations of voicemail interception in the cases being examined during the trial. lawyers for the duke of sussex, and three other people, argue that executives knew about widespread phone hacking, but did nothing to s...