Thetimes Former Newspaper Executive Denies Phone Hacking Allegations
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Paul Henderson, a former news editor, denied allegations of asking a private investigator to hack phones, including those of Prince Harry and Sir Elton John. He described the claims as a 'litany of lies' during his testimony in the High Court, rejecting accusations of various illegal activities including phone hacking and tracking.
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2026-02-21
Henderson testifies in High Court, denies hacking allegations
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