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Prince Harry has settled his lawsuit against the Daily Mirror newspaper, winning £400,000 in damages.

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After a judge ruled that the newspaper had routinely practiced telephone spying, Prince Harry was awarded £140,600 in damages. In total, 33 articles in his action were examined and 15 were found to be the result of unlawful intelligence gathering. A further 115 items in his action could have been the subject of a separate trial.

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Prinţul Harry a ajuns la un acord cu un tabloid asupra acuzaţiilor de interceptare telefonică. Editorul a agreat să plătească daune substanţiale Ducelui de Sussex

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