Elizabeth Hurley describes ‘monstrous’ privacy invasion by Daily Mail in British media hacking case
LONDON — Elizabeth Hurley accused the publisher of the Daily Mail on Thursday of tapping her phones, putting microphones outside her windows and stealing her medical records among “other monstrous, staggering things” during testimony in a celebrity-studded privacy invasion lawsuit. Elizabeth Hurley describes ‘monstrous’ privacy invasion by Daily Mail in British media hacking case “The best way I can describe it is like there is someone peeping into your life and into your home,” the model and actor said. It “makes me feel as if my private life had been violated by violent intruders — that there had been sinister thieves in my home all along and that I had been living with them completely unaware.” Hurley testified the day after Prince Harry choked up as he spoke of the emotional toll his battle against the British media had taken on him and his family. Harry showed up in the High Court on Thursday to show his support during much of Hurley’s testimony. Harry, Hurley and Elton John are among a group of seven claimants …






