Church wins £600k hacking payout

Singer Charlotte Church and her parents settled her phone-hacking damages action for £600,000 (€710,000) at the High Court in London today.

Church wins £600k hacking payout
Mon, 27 Feb, 2012 - 10:46

Singer Charlotte Church and her parents settled her phone-hacking damages action for £600,000 (€710,000) at the High Court in London today.

Last week, lawyers for the 25-year-old and her parents, James and Maria, confirmed that terms had been agreed with News of the World publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN).

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