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Phone hacker paid over £20,000 for information about newspaper group told to 'raise his game', High Court hears
['Vanessa Allen']
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A convicted phone hacker paid for information about a newspaper group was reprimanded over concerns he was not giving value for money, the High Court heard.
But in a memo to Hacked Off’s then-director Evan Harris, Mr Johnson expressed apparent frustration that Mr Mulcaire needed to ‘raise his game’ in providing information, it was revealed.
I have b****cked him several times.’Convicted phone hacker Glenn Mulcaire had ‘consistently denied’ hacking for the Mail.
Lawyers for Associated claim Ms Frost and Sir Simon were indeed shown evidence then, meaning a time limit for them to bring a claim has now expired.
Ms Frost and Sir Simon have denied they were shown evidence at that time.