Piers Morgan denies hacking after Harry's court victory

Piers Morgan has denied any involvement in phone hacking as he accused Prince Harry of being on a mission to destroy the British monarchy.

The High Court ruled that Mr Morgan knew about and was involved in phone hacking when he was editor of the Daily Mirror as the Duke of Sussex won damages of £140,600 against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN).

Speaking outside his London home, Mr Morgan said "I had then and still have zero knowledge of how that particular story was gathered." “I also want to reiterate, as I’ve consistently said for many years now, I’ve never hacked a phone or told anyone else to and nobody has provided any actual evidence to prove that I did,” he added.

Report by Kennedyl.

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