Prince Harry's phone-hacking case against the Daily Mail is set to go to trial next month, with a Channel 4 documentary offering a behind-the-scenes look at what's expected to be a dramatic court battle. The six other public figures who have joined forces with Prince Harry in his quest for justice include Doreen Lawrence, Elton John, and several others who claim they were also victims of the newspaper group's illicit activities.
As the case prepares to go to trial, many questions remain unanswered. What exactly happened at the Daily Mail? How did it manage to cover its tracks for so long? And what will happen when the truth finally comes out?
For some, like Doreen Lawrence and Elton John, the experience of being hacked has had a profound impact on their lives. "I was shocked, I was angry," says Doreen. "I felt my rights had been breached."
The documentary provides a comprehensive overview of what's at stake in this high-profile case. It explores how phone hacking is carried out and why it happens, before examining the evidence against the Daily Mail. Cathy Newman presents a compelling look at the case, shedding light on the motivations and machinations that led to this point.
Meanwhile, other TV shows are tackling different stories tonight. In "Super-Agers: Wisdom at 90+", a new documentary reveals the astonishing lives of Britain's centenarians, who are proving that age is just a number.
Tonight's episodes also include drama, mystery, and suspense as a suspect in an Orkney murder case finally comes forward with evidence that could solve the crime. And, for those who love film, a revival of "Talking Pictures" features Celia Imrie exploring the making of Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller "Psycho".
As the case prepares to go to trial, many questions remain unanswered. What exactly happened at the Daily Mail? How did it manage to cover its tracks for so long? And what will happen when the truth finally comes out?
For some, like Doreen Lawrence and Elton John, the experience of being hacked has had a profound impact on their lives. "I was shocked, I was angry," says Doreen. "I felt my rights had been breached."
The documentary provides a comprehensive overview of what's at stake in this high-profile case. It explores how phone hacking is carried out and why it happens, before examining the evidence against the Daily Mail. Cathy Newman presents a compelling look at the case, shedding light on the motivations and machinations that led to this point.
Meanwhile, other TV shows are tackling different stories tonight. In "Super-Agers: Wisdom at 90+", a new documentary reveals the astonishing lives of Britain's centenarians, who are proving that age is just a number.
Tonight's episodes also include drama, mystery, and suspense as a suspect in an Orkney murder case finally comes forward with evidence that could solve the crime. And, for those who love film, a revival of "Talking Pictures" features Celia Imrie exploring the making of Alfred Hitchcock's classic thriller "Psycho".
. As the trial approaches, it's essential to consider the nuances of this high-profile investigation and its potential implications on the media landscape as a whole 
. The involvement of prominent public figures, such as Doreen Lawrence and Elton John, underscores the far-reaching consequences of phone hacking on individuals' lives and reputations 
. While the documentary provides valuable insights into the case, there remains a sense of uncertainty regarding the extent of the Daily Mail's involvement in this scandal 
. The truth, when finally revealed, is likely to have significant repercussions for those involved, as well as the media industry at large 
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. I mean, it's just not right that they went to this extent without even thinking about how it would affect others. It's like, basic human decency right? 
And now we get to see a whole documentary about what happened and why... my fingers are crossed that justice gets served 
. But at the same time, I feel so bad for Doreen Lawrence and Elton John who have already been through this traumatic experience 
. Can't we just hope that their stories can help prevent others from getting hurt in the future? 
And Elton John is one of the brave ones who came forward to talk about it, that takes a lot of courage. 
. And btw, 90+ year olds are just amazing, I'm sure they have some incredible stories to share 
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and i totally feel Doreen Lawrence and Elton John - their stories need to be told, but it's just so sad that they had to go through this in the first place 
. on the other hand, Cathy Newman sounds super professional and organized, which makes me a bit more optimistic about the whole trial thing 
. Maybe with that Channel 4 documentary, we'll get more answers and be one step closer to understanding what really happened 
. Fingers crossed the truth comes out soon! 
. I'm curious to know what really happened behind those scenes... did they think they were above the law? 
it must've been a huge impact on their lives. I hope that by sharing their story, it can help others who might be going through something similar 
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! Fingers crossed for justice being served 
I mean, that's a lot of people coming together for justice. And now there's a documentary about it? That sounds like some serious drama. 
The fact that Doreen Lawrence and Elton John are speaking out is giving me chills - it's not just about the hackers, it's about the victims and how this affected their lives. 
. But what really gets me is that Doreen Lawrence said she was shocked and angry when her life was breached... I feel bad for her, but like how did this go on for so long? 
. Anyway, I'm low-key excited to watch this Channel 4 docu and get all the tea on what went down 
. And can we talk about how some of these celebs are still dealing with the fallout? It's like, over a decade ago and they're still getting justice 
! Fingers crossed for a guilty verdict and closure for everyone involved 
What's up with the Daily Mail, anyway? They should've thought about all those people they hurt before trying to cover it up...