Gavin Burrows: Last News

Naman Ramachandran Actor Hugh Grant’s claim against Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering by group tabloid The Sun is set for a court trial. Grant claims that he was targeted by journalists and private investigators for The Sun in 2011, something which NGN denies, PA reports. In April, NGN sought to have Grant’s and and a similar claim by Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, dismissed at a hearing in London, on the grounds that both had left it too late to file their claims, PA said. On Friday, a U.K. High Court found that Grant’s claim could proceed to trial, except for any allegations relating to phone hacking.

Prince Harry is getting an apology.

Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy has apologised for his behaviour while branding the press “ruthless” as they searched for headlines.Gavin Burrows has made an apology to the Duke of Sussex and Ms Davy for targeting her while the pair were dating from 2004 to 2009. He claims Ms Davy was subject to voicemail hacking and her communications were under surveillance while the couple were together.Speaking to the BBC, Mr Burrows said: “There was a lot of voicemail hacking going on."There was a lot of surveillance work on her phones.

Prince Harry "sold more copies" than Prince William.Talking in the new BBC 2 documentary The Princes and the Press that aired on Monday night (November 22) Gavin Burrows says he used to carry out investigative work for News of The World and The Sun, where Harry was thought of as "the new Diana".Mr Burrows tells BBC journalist Amol Rajan: "It wasn't a case of me being interested in him, the editors made it very clear that if you put Prince William on the front of a newspaper, he doesn't sell as many copies as Prince Harry."He says there was a lot of interest in Harry's former girlfriend, Chelsy Davy, when the couple began dating in 2004 and he was hired to find out about her personal life.Mr Burrows says: "There was a lot of surveillance