Tabloid publisher apologises to Harry over unlawful information gathering

At the start of the trial on Wednesday, Andrew Green KC, for MGN, said voicemail interception was denied in the trial cases, including Harry’s.

Harry (Victoria Jones/PA)

A tabloid publisher has “unreservedly” apologised to Britain's Prince Harry for an instance of unlawful information gathering, the High Court in London has been told.

Several high-profile figures, including Harry, are bringing damages claims against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles.