British tabloids hacked Prince Harry's phone for years, a judge rules — and it started when he was 19
In his complaint, Prince Harry alleged Mirror Group outlets illegally gathered information on him from 1991 to 2011.
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British tabloids hacked Prince Harry's phone for years, a judge rules — and it started when he was 19
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