PRINCE HARRY'S WAR : A New Book Series

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WHO is helping Prince Harry in his war on the British tabloids? Here's who.......many of the same snoopers who once hacked his mobile, 'blagged' his phone bills, tapped his landline and stole his most confidential records. Now, the Prince's former enemies have effectively turned 'Queen's Evidence' - to become his whistleblowers and High Court witnesses. But for the first time, they are telling their own stories in their own words in a new series of memoirs: PRINCE HARRY'S WAR. The Duke of Sussex’s unlikely new allies in his court cases against The Sun, the Mirror and the Daily Mail are the same illegal private investigators and red top reporters who once made his life a misery. Including Glenn Mulcaire (ShadowMan) - Britain's most prolific phone hacker - once jailed for intercepting his voicemails. Ex-News of the World hack-cum-paparazzi photographer Paul McMullan (Privacy is for Paedos) who hounded his mother, Princess Diana for scoops – just like those paps later blamed for literally hounding her to death, in the fateful Paris underpass. And Tinseltown gumshoe Danno Hanks who illegally targeted the Duke’s wife Megan Markle for The Sun (Hollywood Detective). But today, the truth-tellers have come over from the dark side, to fight side-by-side with the Prince in his 'life's work' to clean-up the worst excesses of the media. Likened to a ragtag Dirty Dozen-style private army of ex-criminals, opportunists and grubby former tabloid hacks, Rupert Murdoch's lawyers described them as 'activists', 'former phone hackers' and 'anti-press campaigners.' However, a High Court judge has praised two of the Prince’s most high-profile helpers, former private investigators Danno Hanks (Hollywood Detective) and Steve Whittamore (Blagger). Justice Fancourt found their witness evidence to be accurate, and their accounts to be true. In addition, tens of thousands of Prince Harry's and Megan Markle's fans all over the world - dubbed the 'Sussex Squad' - have hailed the Duke’s whistleblower warriors as heroes. Some of the authors in the PRINCE HARRY'S WAR series have a more complicated relationship. Ex-Sun Royal Editor Duncan Larcombe (My Royal Scandal) wasn’t caught up in the phone hacking scandal. Beginning as a trainee cub reporter in rural Kent, Larcombe later made a deal with the devil when he joined Rupert Murdoch’s flagship paper. His journalistic rights-of-passage story is revealed in the first volume of Larcombe’s memoir, The Scum That I’ve Become, published in Yellow Press’ BIG STORY series. Later, Larcombe effectively ‘discovered’ the young Prince in media terms, singling him out as the most bankable of young royals early on. However, Prince Harry thought many of his exclusives were suspicious, embarrassing and intrusive. That said, Larcombe continued to maintain a close working relationship with the Prince, his bodyguards and the palace press officers. Today, he is sympathetic to his cause. Read all about tangled, confusing world inside the life of a top royal reporter in the second volume of Duncan Larcombe’s memoir My Royal Scandal, only in PRINCE HARRY’S WAR, only in Yellow Press. Volume 1: ShadowMan by Glenn Mulcaire with Joseph Cusack Volume 2: Master of the Dark Arts by Greg Miskiw with Joseph Cusack Volume 3: Hollywood Detective by Danno Hanks with Kate Evans Volume 4: Privacy is for Paedos by Paul McMullan Volume 5: Downfall by Steve Grayson. Volume 6: My Royal Scandal by Duncan Larcombe. Volume 7: Blagger by Steve Whittamore Volume 8: Fake Sheikh by Paddy French