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Prince Harry's court battle with Mirror newspaper group over alleged phone hacking kicks off in London

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A British newspaper group has reportedly apologized for illegal information gathering and vowed it won't happen again in a trial that pits Britain's Prince Harry and other celebrities against the U.K.'s tabloid press.

— A British newspaper group has reportedly apologized for illegal information gathering and vowed it won't happen again in a trial beginning Wednesday that pits Britain's Prince Harry and other celebrities against the U.K's tabloid press. The trial kicking off Wednesday at London's High Court is over a suit, brought jointly by the Duke of Sussex and other U.K.

"MGN unreservedly apologizes for all such instances of UIG, and assures the claimants that such conduct will never be repeated," court documents said, according to the AP.

 

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