Piers Morgan full speech as Prince Harry awarded damages in phone hacking trial
A High Court judge accepted evidence that the former Daily Mirror editor knew journalists were involved in the practice.
A High Court judge accepted evidence that the former Daily Mirror editor knew journalists were involved in the practice.
'Allegations have been made, very serious allegations, he's vehemently denied them. The police are now investigating, let them do their work,' Morgan said.
The judge overseeing a case brought by Prince Harry and others has asked why Piers Morgan and around 30 other journalists have not given evidence.