Prince Harry has said he would 'feel some injustice' if his phone hacking claims against the publisher of the Daily Mirror were rejected as he finished giving his evidence at the High Court
Prince Harry said he would"feel some injustice" if his phone hacking claims were dismissed.
"I didn't say that," Harry said."I said there was a difference between public interest and what interests the public. I don't believe it affects the well-being of society."'Difference between public interest and what the public are interested in'Asked by Mr Green if he would know what voicemail had been left on his phone and would know if that information had been picked up, Harry said at the time he did not know it was voicemail hacking.
"I believe the understanding in the palace is that this was probably a one-off, and I believe it was described as a one-off as well."'Hooray Harry'
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