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Prince William secretly settled phone-hacking claim, court told Prince William secretly settled phone-hacking claim, court told
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Prince William was paid a "very large sum" by the owners of The Sun to settle historical phone-hacking claims, court documents say.Prince William was paid a "very large sum" by the owners of The Sun to settle historical phone-hacking claims, court documents say.
There was a "secret agreement" between Buckingham Palace and News Group Newspapers (NGN), papers shown at the High Court allege. The papers were shown at a High Court hearing in which Prince Harry is suing News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering.
Prince Harry is suing the publisher over alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles. They say there was a "secret agreement" between Buckingham Palace and NGN that prevented Harry from making a claim.
But NGN says the prince has run out of time to bring a claim. But NGN says Harry has run out of time and denies any agreement existed.
The case is one of three major allegations of unlawful information gathering that the Duke of Sussex has made against tabloid newspapers - the other cases concerning the Daily Mirror and Daily Mail groups.The case is one of three major allegations of unlawful information gathering that the Duke of Sussex has made against tabloid newspapers - the other cases concerning the Daily Mirror and Daily Mail groups.
He alleges that evidence disclosed since the criminal trials relating to phone hacking at the now-closed News of the World prove he was serially targeted by its sister title, The Sun.He alleges that evidence disclosed since the criminal trials relating to phone hacking at the now-closed News of the World prove he was serially targeted by its sister title, The Sun.
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