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Daily Mail fails to acknowledge the hearing The Daily Mail – which loves to report on Prince Harry, – the paper carried more than 20 pages on Harry’s documentary and the MailOnline was virtually covered in Prince Harry stories when his book was released. But considering the case is against them and the alleged phone hacking it’s no surprise the paper has left the story off the front page. It’s also hard to find on MailOnline – the story is buried deep down the website and hasn’t been given a headline spot. Prince Harry vs the press: see how the…
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Prince Harry vs the press: The newspapers react Prince Harry made a surprise appearance yesterday at the High Court – as Harry, along with other celebrities, have brought a case against the publisher of the Daily Mail. They have accused Associated Newspapers of using illegal reporting tactics to obtain stories over 20 years. Other high-profile names included in the case Sir Elton John and Sadie Frost, and Baroness Doreen Lawrence. The hearing will take around four days – and is to hear arguments over whether the case should go to trial. The reaction of the UK tabloids has been fairly…
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Carol Clark’s family says they hope to get closure after three decades of waiting for justice (Picture: PA) A 30-year-old murder case could finally be solved soon after police received ‘new and significant’ information that reopened the case. Carol Clark, 32, was discovered strangled with her neck broken in reeds and undergrowth on the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal on March 28, 1993. Two days before a dog walker found her, she had been seen getting into a car in the Montpelier area of Bristol where she lived at about 11.30pm. A huge investigation was launched by Gloucestershire Police, but her…
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