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LONDON - Prince Harry has settled the remainder of his lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers over phone-hacking and other unlawful acts after the publisher agreed to pay substantial damages and his legal costs, his lawyer told London’s high court yesterday.

In December, the high court ruled that Harry had been a victim of unlawful information gathering including phone-hacking by journalists on the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People tabloids with the knowledge of their editors.

However, that judgment only considered 33 of 148 articles Harry had complained about, ruling in his favour over 15 of these. His Lawyer David Sherborne told the court MGN had now conceded the rest of his claim.

DAKAR – “The undercover police are everywhere,” warns Moma Diouf, lowering his voice.

“They dress like civilians, pretending to sell coffee, striking up conversations about politics. The next thing you know, they’ve called officers nearby. You’re taken away, beaten and thrown in jail indefinitely.”

Speaking in the private upstairs room of a cafe in Médina, a district of Dakar, Senegal, Diouf, 30, is describing the fresh realities of life in a country that until recently was seen as a beacon for freedom in Africa’s increasingly turbulent Sahel region.

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Six days have passed since President Macky Sall stunned the nation by abruptly postponing elections scheduled for this month, plunging the west African state into a tense standoff between an unpopular president and many who accuse him of a constitutional coup.

International pressure, led by the EU and US, has had no apparent impact. Instead, Sall’s government has doubled down, and is alleged to have been secretly rounding up dozens of pro-democracy protesters it wants silenced.

(Pic: DailyMail) Passengers were left ‘traumatised’ when a man died on a flight yesterday after falling ill and coughing up ‘litres of blood’ before collapsing. The 63-year-old traveller, who has not been named, was said to have boarded the Lufthansa flight from Bangkok to Munich visibly ill before his condition rapidly deteriorated. ‘It was absolute horror, everyone was screaming,’ fellow passenger Karin Missfelder, a nursing specialist from Switzerland, told Swiss-German outlet Blick.