Daily Mail accusers induced to sue on basis of disowned claims, court told
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<p>Lawyers for paper say investigator’s disputed claims were used to recruit prominent figures to case</p><p>Public figures such as Doreen Lawrence and Elton John were “induced” to sue the Daily Mail’s publisher on the basis of a private investigator’s now disowned claims of illegal activity, the high court has heard.</p><p>Seven people including Prince Harry have accused Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL) of using unlawful information gathering to obtain stories. John
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<p>Lawyers for paper say investigator’s disputed claims were used to recruit prominent figures to case</p><p>Public figures such as Doreen Lawrence and Elton John were “induced” to sue the Daily Mail’s publisher on the basis of a private investigator’s now disowned claims of illegal activity, the high court has heard.</p><p>Seven people including Prince Harry have accused Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL) of using unlawful information gathering to obtain stories. John
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