Phone hacking in the British press: three key moments in the scandal – and what happens next

By John Jewell, Director of Undergraduate Studies, School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies, Cardiff University

Prince Harry has emerged as the victor in his civil case against Mirror Group Newspapers. The judge, Mr Justice Fanning, ruled that on the balance of probabilities a sample of 15 out of 33 articles examined by his court were written as result of phone hacking and other illegal measures. In an exhaustive report weighing in at 386 pages, Fanning stated that there was evidence of “widespread…

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